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The Day Eisenhower Finally Told Montgomery to “Shut Up or Get Out”
January 7th, 1945. The Arden’s forest is buried under three feet of snow, but inside the British press tent, the atmosphere is electric. Field Marshal…
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What Eisenhower Said When He Realized German Generals Feared Patton More Than Montgomery
December 12th, 1944. 2140 hours. Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, Versailles, France. General Dwight D. Eisenhower sits alone in his second floor office, cigarette burning…
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Why Montgomery’s Press Conference Almost Destroyed the Allied Command
January 7th, 1945, Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery stood before a room full of reporters at his headquarters in Belgium. He had called this press conference…
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Why Patton and Montgomery Hated Each Other
August 17th, 1943. Two columns of dust rose on the winding roads leading to Msina, Sicily. One flew the Union Jack. The other flew the…
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Why German Generals Feared Patton More Than Any Allied Commander
In the spring of 1944, German intelligence officers in Berlin gathered around a conference table covered with photographs, intercepted communications, and reconnaissance reports. They weren’t…
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Why Patton Was the Only General Ready for the Battle of the Bulge
December 19th, 1944, a converted French army barracks in Verdun. The most powerful generals in the Allied command sat around a table, and not one…
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Why Patton Wanted to Attack the Soviets in 1945 – The Warning Eisenhower Refused to Hear
May 7th, 1945. General George S. Patton sat across from Supreme Commander Dwight Eisenhower in a commandeered German mansion outside Frankfurt. Germany had just surrendered…
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One P-47 Pilot vs 36 Japanese Zeros — The Dogfight That Earned a Medal of Honor
Colonel Neil Kirby’s P47 Thunderbolt sliced through the thin tropical air at 28,000 ft. The massive radial engine rumbling as he scanned the sky below.…
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WWII’s Deadliest Dive Bomber — Which Aircraft Dominated the Pacific War?
For 80 years, historians and aviation enthusiasts have argued about one question. Which dive bomber was the most devastating in World War II? Today, we’re…
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Why Patton Couldn’t Control America’s Most Dangerous Division Commander — Terry Allen’s Rebellion
() July 22nd, 1943. George Patton stood in his command tent in Sicily, reading a report that made his jaw clench. Terry Allen’s First Infantry…
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