>June 5th Some of you fellas are pretty darn swell. Don't

>>2915101
The casualty rate was actually really low. The Americans and Anglos utterly wrecked the Germans. The one sided nature of that battle really doesn't get emphasized enough.

>>2915106
Then why did it take 11 months to reach the Elbe?

>>2915112
They were too busy rounding up prisoners.

>>2915123
The Germans captured 5 million prisoners in Barbarossa and it didn't stop them from covering the distance from Normandy to the Elbe in half the time.

>>2915138
1. No they didn't, try 3 million.
2. At the cost of over a million causalties and the utter strategic ruination and over extension of their army. I wonder why the Americans didn't do that.

>>2915112
winter + their main objective was Paris in the first place

another goal was not out stretching their supply lines, Germany's fate was sealed by august 44

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>>2915101
Party on the yacht. The one with the balloons.

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Thousands of dead ameritards for empire of uncle joe

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>>2915112

Supply problems from having only one major operational port

Market Garden turning into a monumental fuckup

Not seizing Antwerp or another major port until November

Not following Patton's advice and punching right through the Siegfried Line and into Southern Germany stab the beast in the heart

Eisenhower's insistence on a broad advance, which although it prevented disasters like Kursk also took longer and made potentially massive weaknesses difficult to exploit

Battle of the Bulge

>>2916863

>implying those men didn't basically cuck the Soviets by only allowing the Red Hordes to seize half of Germany rather than all of it

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>>2917178
implying ameritards weren't cucked enough by best comrades in Korea and Vietnam

>>2916863
>Takes the Americans 10 months to reach Berlin
>takes vatniks almost 4 years

>>2917241
[largest country on the planet stands in breadlines as the US sends men to the moon]

>>2917261
so? commie empire was already created, great job, yanks

>>2917273
>doesn't know that Soviets were first in space

I'm sure it also helped ameritards very much to win wars with former comrades in asiatic shitholes lmao

>>2915101
But anon thats a marine in the pacific