The Plot of Operation Tonga 6th Airborne Division June 1944 The book "Operation Tonga 6th Airborne Division June 1944" tells the story of one of the most daring and risky military operations of World War II - the airborne invasion of Normandy by the 6th Airborne Division. The operation was a turning point in the war, marking the beginning of the end of Nazi Germany's control over Western Europe. The book delves into the planning, execution, and aftermath of the operation, highlighting the bravery and sacrifice of the soldiers who took part in it. The story begins with the preparations for the operation, where the 6th Airborne Division underwent rigorous training to prepare for the jump into enemy territory. The soldiers were briefed on their objectives, which included securing key locations such as bridges, roads, and towns, and holding them until the main force arrived. They were also instructed on how to navigate the terrain, identify enemy positions, and engage the enemy. On D-Day, the paratroopers boarded their planes and set off towards Normandy. As they approached the drop zone, the tension was palpable. The aircraft were buffeted by turbulence, and some men were terrified, but they knew they had to do their job.

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