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An edition of Our Yanks (2001)

Our Yanks

1st ed.
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It was August, 1943, and into a quiet English village roared a Fighter Group of the American Eighth Army Air Force. The villagers had never seen anything like them before. They were glamorous, exciting, and ready to win the war. Night after night these brave men face the enemy - and many nights, not all of them return.

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Publisher
Thomas Dunne Books
Language
English
Pages
339

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2011, Transworld Publishers Limited
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Our Yanks
2002, Thomas Dunne Books
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Our Yanks
2001, Ulverscroft Large Print Bks.
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Our Yanks
2001, Corgi
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Our Yanks
2001, Severn House
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Edition Notes

Published in
New York
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
823/.914
Library of Congress
PR6063.A887 O88 2002, PR6063.A887O88 2002

The Physical Object

Pagination
339 p. ;
Number of pages
339

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL3582962M
Internet Archive
ouryanks00mayh
ISBN 10
0312287402
LCCN
2002280126
OCLC/WorldCat
48917075, 50041497
LibraryThing
860971
Goodreads
1306947

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL5261618W

Work Description

It was August 1943 - and the inhabitants of King's Thorpe had lived with the idea of invasion for some time – but by the Germans, not the Americans. The village had never seen anything like them before – certainly they were different with their wealth, their glamour, and their louche but romantic uniforms. Some of the older villagers, like the Brigadier, resented them on sight, others welcomed them with weak tea and fish paste sandwiches. But in some lives they were to make a long-lasting and emotional impact – most especially young Sally Barnet from the bakery, Agnes Dawe, the Rector's daughter, and newly-widowed Lady Beauchamp from the Manor.

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