What Eisenhower said when Patton advanced 150 km from the Rhine in 36 hours and defeated Montgomery
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What Eisenhower said when Patton advanced 150 km from the Rhine in 36 hours and defeated Montgomery
When Patton’s forces surge 150 km beyond the Rhine in just 36 hours, the battlefield impact is immediate—but the shockwaves inside Allied headquarters are just as intense. The move is so fast it rewrites the map in real time, and it throws fuel on the rivalry everyone tries to ignore. With Montgomery suddenly outpaced, the story shifts from “who’s winning” to “who’s being left behind,” turning a military breakthrough into a political pressure cooker.
In this video, we dive into what Eisenhower supposedly said as he watched Patton’s momentum explode—and why his reaction mattered more than any headline. Was it praise for unstoppable speed, or a warning that humiliating an ally could fracture the coalition? You’ll see how strategy, ego, and public credit collided, and why one 36-hour dash became a turning point not just in the war… but in the relationship between the commanders leading it.
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