German Soldiers’ Perspective on American Warfare in World War II
During World War II the German soldiers who fought against the Allies had varying opinions about their adversaries. While some respected the Americans for their resilience and firepower others found their tactics frustrating if not outright infuriating. A key reason for this frustration was the fundamental difference in how the two sides approached combat. American forces relied heavily on artillery and airpower before engaging in direct combat a strategy that many German soldiers perceived as unfair or dishonorable.Continue Reading




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