Arclight
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You’re gonna trigger Hog posting that patchThe 29th Infantry Division did an outstanding job at Normandy. A great legacy for certain.
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They’re Untermensch, they don’t understand.Hey @volgr @Rasputin_Vol and @DonjoVol, this was what going after Nazis was about. You need to reassess your f***ed up view of the world.
no, they said it was unfair to single out a particular letter of the alphabet for special treatment and that letter diversity was the new goal. Until there is A-Day, B-Day, C-Day, etc, it is hateful and bigoted to commemorate the one day while ignoring the unnoticed contributions of the other 25 letters of the alphabetDid the WH put out a statement about the 78th anniversary of D-Day?
Fantastic success in getting ashore so that Montgomery could spend the next six weeks going nowhere in front of Caen (his assigned objective for day one)
That was Monty‘s excuse for all his failures, he took the brunt of every enemy effort so that others could have successNot to blow smoke up Monty's ass - because even McClellan might question his caution at times - but the Germans did throw the kitchen sink at Caen. It's probably a major reason the U.S. First Army was eventually able to blow a huge hole in the line west near St. Lo - every German unit reached the front thru the Argentan-Falaise-Caen or Domfront-Flers-Caen highways. Isn't too crazy to commit newly arriving forces to what feels like the immediate threat.
Monty‘s failure to meet up with the Americans to close the Falaise pocket during the Normandy breakout probably extended the war by six months, costing hundreds of thousands more deaths and basically handing an even larger chunk of Eastern Europe to the Soviet terror.Monty: continuously saved by Americans from North Africa to France and perpetually late to the party.