Step into the frozen aftermath of the Ardennes with the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment through its official After Action Report for January 1945, documenting the regiment’s continued combat operations during the final phase of the Battle of the Bulge and the push to stabilize and reclaim lost ground.
This digital download presents a firsthand, contemporaneous record of how the 327th GIR operated, fought, and absorbed losses during one of the coldest and most demanding months of the war—written 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 throughout January 1945
S-2 intelligence journals, offering day-to-day insight into enemy activity, assessments, and evolving battlefield conditions
S-3 operations reports, detailing planning, coordination, and execution during sustained winter combat
Operational overlays, illustrating unit positions, movements, and tactical situations
Casualty reports, documenting losses and the human cost of continued frontline fighting
Contemporary observations from the field, recorded without hindsight and under active 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 provides a clear and unfiltered view of how the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment fought on after the initial German offensive—during the grueling winter battles of January 1945.
Format: Digital download (PDF)
Length: 126 pages. Original wartime document, faithfully reproduced
Experience January 1945 through official intelligence journals, operations reports, and casualty lists—history as it was written in the middle of the fighting.
Step into the frozen aftermath of the Ardennes with the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment through its official After Action Report for January 1945, documenting the regiment’s continued combat operations during the final phase of the Battle of the Bulge and the push to stabilize and reclaim lost ground.
This digital download presents a firsthand, contemporaneous record of how the 327th GIR operated, fought, and absorbed losses during one of the coldest and most demanding months of the war—written 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 throughout January 1945
S-2 intelligence journals, offering day-to-day insight into enemy activity, assessments, and evolving battlefield conditions
S-3 operations reports, detailing planning, coordination, and execution during sustained winter combat
Operational overlays, illustrating unit positions, movements, and tactical situations
Casualty reports, documenting losses and the human cost of continued frontline fighting
Contemporary observations from the field, recorded without hindsight and under active 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 provides a clear and unfiltered view of how the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment fought on after the initial German offensive—during the grueling winter battles of January 1945.
Format: Digital download (PDF)
Length: 126 pages. Original wartime document, faithfully reproduced
Experience January 1945 through official intelligence journals, operations reports, and casualty lists—history as it was written in the middle of the fighting.
