Why Eisenhower Relied on Guy Simonds During the War’s Most Critical Phase
Автор: Echoes of War
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August 1944: With the Allied invasion stalled 60 days after D-Day and 5,000 casualties daily, Eisenhower made a shocking decision that changed the war. He bypassed his veteran generals and trusted a 41-year-old Canadian officer from an unknown army—Lieutenant-General Guy Simonds—to execute the impossible: Operation Totalize, history's first nighttime armored assault.
Discover how Simonds invented the armored personnel carrier in 48 hours, revolutionized night warfare tactics, and broke through German defenses that had stopped every Allied attack for two months. This is the untold story of innovation, leadership, and the Canadian general who transformed modern warfare.
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