U.S. Ghost Army by Nel Yomtov tells the intriguing story of a unique unit in World War II that used deception and creativity to mislead enemy forces. Known as the Ghost Army, this skilled group of soldiers employed tricks like inflatable tanks, sound effects, and visual illusions to create the illusion of a larger military presence. Their efforts helped protect Allied troops and contribute to numerous strategic victories. The book highlights not only the tactical ingenuity of these soldiers but also the camaraderie and bravery that defined their mission, showcasing the often-overlooked aspects of war that relied on cleverness rather than sheer force. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book features in the following series: Amazing World, Amazing World War Ii Stories .

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 2019 by Capstone Press .

The career path of Nel Yomtov has taken him from the halls of Marvel Comics, as an editor, writer, and colorist, to the world of toy development. He then became editorial and art director at a children's nonfiction book publisher, and now Nel is a writer and editor of books, websites, and comics for children. A harmonica-honking blues enthusiast, Nel lives in New York with his wife, Nancy. They have a son, Jess.