Why German Generals Said Patton's ApacheSoldiers Were Worse Than Hell
In the summer of 1943, the Mediterranean sun was an unforgiving hammer beating down on the shores of Sicily. Among the massive wave of ships and men preparing to storm Fortress Europe, there was a particular unit that looked different from the rest. They wore a distinctive patch on their shoulders—a golden Thunderbird emblazoned on a blood-red square. They were the 45th Infantry Division. To the casual observer, they were just another group of National Guard boys from the American Southwest. But to General George Patton, they were something far more dangerous. And to the German High Command, they would soon become a supernatural terror that defied everything the master race believed about warfare. General patron
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