Step into the ground war of the U.S. airborne divisions with the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment through its official After Action Report, covering the regiment’s combat role during the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944, one of the most critical and intense battles of World War II.
This digital download presents a firsthand, contemporaneous record of how the 327th GIR was deployed, fought, and sustained casualties during the German Ardennes offensive—documented at the time by the officers responsible for intelligence and operations.
Inside, you’ll find:
Detailed After Action reporting covering combat operations, movements, and engagements
S-2 intelligence journals, providing day-to-day insight into enemy activity, assessments, and battlefield conditions
S-3 operations reports, detailing planning, coordination, and execution of combat actions
Casualty reports, documenting losses and the human cost of frontline combat
Contemporary observations from the field, written without hindsight and under combat conditions
Authentic wartime documentation, faithfully reproduced and preserved in digital form
Ideal for historians, researchers, reenactors, and students of airborne and glider infantry operations, this After Action Report offers a valuable perspective on the often-overlooked glider infantry and their critical role alongside parachute units.
Format: Digital download (PDF)
Length: 97 pages. Original wartime document, faithfully reproduced
Explore the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment through its intelligence journals, operations reports, and casualty lists—official records that capture the reality of combat as it unfolded.
Step into the ground war of the U.S. airborne divisions with the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment through its official After Action Report, covering the regiment’s combat role during the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944, one of the most critical and intense battles of World War II.
This digital download presents a firsthand, contemporaneous record of how the 327th GIR was deployed, fought, and sustained casualties during the German Ardennes offensive—documented at the time by the officers responsible for intelligence and operations.
Inside, you’ll find:
Detailed After Action reporting covering combat operations, movements, and engagements
S-2 intelligence journals, providing day-to-day insight into enemy activity, assessments, and battlefield conditions
S-3 operations reports, detailing planning, coordination, and execution of combat actions
Casualty reports, documenting losses and the human cost of frontline combat
Contemporary observations from the field, written without hindsight and under combat conditions
Authentic wartime documentation, faithfully reproduced and preserved in digital form
Ideal for historians, researchers, reenactors, and students of airborne and glider infantry operations, this After Action Report offers a valuable perspective on the often-overlooked glider infantry and their critical role alongside parachute units.
Format: Digital download (PDF)
Length: 97 pages. Original wartime document, faithfully reproduced
Explore the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment through its intelligence journals, operations reports, and casualty lists—official records that capture the reality of combat as it unfolded.
