“All over the area were the tracks of tanks and ammunition carriers that ran in crazy circles like a snarled line of twine. We could pick out scenes of hot fights by the way that the tracks became dense and knotted. The land was dented by bomb craters only a few yards apart, telling of a terrific bombardment. The crashed remains of ground-strafed Stukas were sprawled in the wreckage, souvenirs of the air battle that had raged overhead.”
Click here to read about the retreat of the German 7th Army from Normandy.
Click here to read about the American arrival in North Africa.
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