Operation Sussex
Operation Sussex was one of the most important intelligence operations of World War II. This top secret spy mission was created and
directed by the headquarters of General Eisenhower. The Plan was for the Americans, British and Free French intelligence services to recruit
and train volunteers for an Allied resistance network. One hundred twenty operatives parachuted 2 at a time into occupied FRance without
Geneva Convention protections and then provided crucial details about the German military leading up to the D-Day invasion and beyond.