I read this 60 page booklet while I was reading "Riviera to the Rhine", just before getting to the actual landings.

An excellent read. I especially enjoyed the casual, less formal language: Hun, dinky German naval units, Jerry was disorganized, assembled in jig time, etc. I believe that it was actually written and maybe even published during the war. I.E., they do not use 'Anvil', the code name for the operation. I found it quite strange that there was no map of Corsica, also.

Besides the actual combat support operations, it addresses the airborne operation, mapping and reconnaissance, and the naval command posts.

Positives:
The maps were exceptional and focused on the issue at hand. See the Frontispiece map, which gives a flavor for the invasion operation. See the map on pages 28-29, for Sete (so that is what 'sete' means), Genoa, Corsica, etc.
I am stimulated to find more data about the Italian warships, mentioned as part of the invasion fleet (page 2).

Negatives:
How was the mining of the Bastia channel accomplished. Was it by submarine, E-boat, aircraft, etc.? "Riviera ...", page 86, mentions 'some night minelaying sorties'.
Where is Cagliari (page 7) located? Is it in Italy, Sicily, etc.?
What is R/F (page 16), PFF (page 16).
'Loss ... claims were 8-1-0' (page 17). What does 8-1-0 mean?
Was there really a P-51 observation squadron. Reconnaissance yes, but 'observation'? ( )