Scenarios about 'Airborne Operations'
Airborne operations involve the deployment of military forces by parachute, glider, or aircraft to secure objectives behind enemy lines. First employed on a large scale during World War II, these tactics revolutionized modern warfare by allowing armies to bypass traditional defenses and establish combat presence in otherwise inaccessible areas. In alternate history scenarios, different applications or earlier development of airborne capabilities could significantly alter military campaigns and strategic outcomes of major conflicts.
What If Operation Market Garden Succeeded?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Allied airborne operation to secure bridges in the Netherlands in September 1944 achieved its objectives, potentially shortening World War II by months.