The Day Bradley Ripped 200,000 American Soldiers Out of Montgomery's Hands

On January 7, 1945, the "Quiet General" Omar Bradley finally snapped. After weeks of humiliation and watching Field Marshal Montgomery take credit for American sacrifices, Bradley issued a chilling ultimatum to Dwight Eisenhower: "Him or Me."
This documentary reveals the day Bradley ripped 200,000 American soldiers out of Montgomery's hands, effectively ending British dominance in the Allied command. We uncover the shocking "Stolen Valor" statistics of the Battle of the Bulge—where 19,000 Americans died while Montgomery claimed victory with fewer than 200 British casualties. Witness the secret phone call that terrified Eisenhower and changed the course of World War II.
What you will understand:
• Why Eisenhower stripped Bradley of his army in December 1944.
• The "30-Minute Lie" that caused the American command revolt.
• How Bradley’s ruthless move paved the way for the victory at Remagen.

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