Title: So much owed to so few
Product review: I'm not exactly a history buff, but a friend pointed this book out to me. I found it very interesting from the planning of the operation to the execution. The mission was plagued by countless human failings, especially in the initial air raids. I watch the same root problem plague business decisions on a daily basis. Fear often keeps people from doing what they know needs to be done. Bad decisions should have destroyed the operation but the troops were relentless. They were the heros of the story as they refused to give up even against great odds. From the ground there was great reason to dispair, but they pushed on. Eventually they found a place they could fight their way off the beach and began silencing the big guns. I enjoyed reading the details of such a difficult campaign.
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