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portada The Falaise Pocket. World War II Allied Encriclement of the German Armies. Failure or Success of the Allied (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Inglés
Pages
52
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
28.0 x 21.6 x 0.3 cm
Weight
0.15 kg.
ISBN13
9781497490185

The Falaise Pocket. World War II Allied Encriclement of the German Armies. Failure or Success of the Allied (in English)

Usmc Command and Staff College (Author) · Createspace Independent Publishing Platform · Paperback

The Falaise Pocket. World War II Allied Encriclement of the German Armies. Failure or Success of the Allied (in English) - Usmc Command and Staff College

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Synopsis "The Falaise Pocket. World War II Allied Encriclement of the German Armies. Failure or Success of the Allied (in English)"

By August 1944, the Allies had broken out of the Normandy beachhead and were rapidly exploiting a breakthrough in the German lines. In early August, Hitler ordered a heavy single pronged attack to the west to cut off the US forces to the south. Bradley recognized this as an opportunity to encircle the German Army in France. By turning Patton's Third Army, in the south, north towards Argentan, Bradleyformed the lower jaw of a pincer movement while Montgomery ordered Crerar's FirstCanadian Army south to push towards Falaise to form the upper jaw. Connecting the Allied armies between Falaise and Argentan would completely surround the German army.To the north, Montgomery's forces struggled to push south against the Germandefensive line. Patton's Third Army, in concert with the XIX Tactical Air Command, was making extremely rapid progress. Late on the 12th of August, Bradley stopped Patton's forces from moving north of Argentan. The decision to stop Third Army's movement north allowed many German personnel to escape from the Falaise pocket. The failure of the Allied forces to close the Falaise Gap was the result of lack of communication directly linked to the type of personalities of the commanders.

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