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Devil s Brigade: This Legendary Fighting Force Gave Rise to U S Special Forces

Devil’s Brigade: This Legendary Fighting Force Gave Rise to U.S. Special Forces The 1st Special Service Force gained its place in history with daring exploits in combat in France and Italy. Here s What You Need to Know: The Devil’s Brigade, which inflicted an estimated 12,000 casualties on enemy forces and took 7,000 prisoners during the war, gave rise to the U.S. Special Forces. When General George C. Marshall visited London in April 1942, the new chief of the British Combined Operations Command, Lord Louis Mountbatten, introduced him to a “very odd-looking individual … [who] talks well and may have an important contribution to make.” The man in question was Geoffrey N. Pyke, a bearded, unkempt maverick and former journalist, philosopher, and inventor who had joined Mountbatten’s coterie of civilian strategists. Just weeks before Marshall’s visit, Pyke had conceived a plan called Project Plough, which envisioned specially trained troops on motorized, armed sleds

The Story of the USS Murphy s Long Service in Wartime

The Story of the USS Murphy s Long Service in Wartime The destroyer USS Murphy survived a collision on the open sea and served during four amphibious operations in the European Theater. Eighty miles off the coast of New Jersey and 280 feet below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean lies the forward section of a World War II destroyer, where it came to rest more than 60 years ago. According to the USS  Murphy History Project, the warship’s tragic and triumphant story reads “like a chronicle of the Second World War.” On the eve of World War II, with its emphasis on antisubmarine operations against German U-boats in the North Atlantic, the U.S. Navy’s destroyer force consisted mainly of 

Hitler s Last Gamble: The Battle of the Bulge Ended Nazi Germany

Hitler s Last Gamble: The Battle of the Bulge Ended Nazi Germany In the Bulge, the Germans underrated the tenacity, logistical capability, and courage of the GIs. “When all is said and done,” observed General Montgomery, “I shall always feel that Rundstedt was really beaten by the good fighting qualities of the American soldier.” Shivering and stamping their feet in the snow, three American soldiers warmed their hands over a small fire at an observation post. They were weary, dirty, and hungry, and a long way from home. Three other GIs shuffled along to relieve them after a while, and one said, “Merry Christmas.” The first three looked up in surprise, and one of them replied slowly, “We thought tomorrow was Christmas.”

Naujausia informacija Koronavirusas pasiekė ir Antarktidą – nustatyti 36 pirmi užsikrėtimai

Naujausia informacija Koronavirusas pasiekė ir Antarktidą – nustatyti 36 pirmi užsikrėtimai
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