"Easy Company in Normandy – The Study of Uniforms and Equipment" is a comprehensive visual and historical exploration of one of the most renowned units of World War II: Easy Company of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division. From the daring jump into Normandy on D-Day to the fierce battles that followed, this work brings the story of these paratroopers to life through their uniforms, equipment, and personal artifacts.
While Easy Company’s history is legendary, accurate studies of their material culture remain scarce. This book fills that gap, combining meticulous research with a wealth of modern photography. Collectors, historians, reenactors, and enthusiasts will discover a unique reference that captures both the look and feel of the airborne soldier in Normandy.
It will cover the following topics:
The structure and role of Easy Company during the Normandy campaign
Jump and combat uniforms
Helmets, field gear, and personal equipment
Small arms and accessories
Insignia, patches, and distinctive markings
Presented in a contemporary style on high-quality photo paper, the book features hundreds of detailed images that faithfully reconstruct the appearance of the men of Easy Company. Every detail has been cross-checked with veteran accounts, original documents, and surviving artifacts to ensure historical accuracy and authenticity.
This is not just a reference work—it is a tribute to the paratroopers whose courage and brotherhood shaped history.
