>Operation Barbarossa
>named after a >H>R>E rulerr who drowned himself in a stream while on crusade
You'd think they would want to find a name that didn't symbolize failure.
>>3391240
Compare to the Soviet operation named after a Napoleonic Wars general who fought him in Borodino and died like a badass while keeping Nappy at bay
Sounds like this needs a Virgin/Chad edit
>>3391240
https://www.welt.de/geschichte/zweiter-weltkrieg/article156126677/So-kam-das-Unternehmen-Barbarossa-zu-seinem-Namen.html
>>3391251
>and died like a badass while keeping Nappy at bay
Hmmm actually he died from his wounds weeks after the battle while Napoleon was still occupying Moscow
Bagration was even initially taken care of in Moscow a day after the battle, but then the French closed him so all the Russians rushed out of the city
He died late enough to know the French took Moscow, but too soon to know they eventually left it and lost, LMAO
>>3391251
>Virgin Preemptive strike
>Chad Offensive
Then again, it's a better codename than your usual German plan names
>operation White
>operation Yellow
>operation Blue
>operation Green
pure autism
>>3391319
soviets had the best names
>Operation Bagration
>Operation Uranus
>Stalin's Ten Blows
>>3391258
I don't speak subhuman
>>3391369
but you're typing in english right now, anon.
>>3391363
Tfw Anglo/Western Allies had simultaneously the best operation names of WWII:
>+Operation Ironclad
>+Operation Deadlight
>+Operation Stonewall
>+Operation Judgement
>+Operation Mincemeat
>+Operation Ultra
>+Operation Overlord
>+Operation Exodus
And the worst:
>-Operation Blackcock
>>3391461
Operation Crusader
Operation Torch
Operation Husky
Operation Avalanche
Operation Market Garden
I agree with you
better than the German color autism
>>3391517
>not jerking off to market garden
It sounds so nice, especially when you're liberating pure Belgians
>>3391319
says the yank
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_color-coded_war_plans