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portada Patton's Oracle: Gen. Oscar Koch as I Knew Him (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Inglés
Pages
362
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 2.1 cm
Weight
0.64 kg.
ISBN13
9781950750511

Patton's Oracle: Gen. Oscar Koch as I Knew Him (in English)

Robert Hays (Author) · Thomas-Jacob Publishing LLC · Hardcover

Patton's Oracle: Gen. Oscar Koch as I Knew Him (in English) - Hays, Robert

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Synopsis "Patton's Oracle: Gen. Oscar Koch as I Knew Him (in English)"

Oscar Koch's sterling performance as Gen. George S. Patton Jr.'s intelligence chief, G-2, was a critical element of Patton's success in World War II and earned Koch the reputation as arguably the most brilliant intelligence officer in U.S. Army history. His collection and analysis of information in early winter 1944 led him to issue stern warnings of the German buildup preceding the Battle of the Bulge and let Patton be prepared, but higher headquarters refused to listen. Today, intelligence specialists cite that work as a model for combat intelligence training. After the war, Koch went on to help overhaul the CIA and, in retirement, earned a coveted Guggenheim Fellowship to support research and writing on intelligence in combat. His unlikely friendship with Robert Hays, a young journalist who also happened to be a veteran of Koch's beloved U.S. Third Army, led to a book that has become a crucial source for military historians. Now, Robert Hays offers a deeply personal account of their relationship, reveals the general's astonishingly gentle and caring nature, and describes Koch's philosophy and concerns about the intriguing field of intelligence. Overarching all is the poignant story of Koch's valiant battle with terminal cancer. The reader will understand why Hays grants Oscar Koch the eminent rank of personal hero and feels an obligation to help assure his place in history.

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