* The senior commander was Field Marshall Rommel, but he had returned to Germany for his wife's birthday. Many of the next tier of generals had also left Normandy for war games.
* Field Marshal Gerd Von Rundstedt was officially in charge of the Western Front (or the anticipated Western Front), but Rommel was in charge of all invasion defense.
The chain of command would be: Hitler Gerd Von Runstedt (Commander of the German West Army) Erwin Rommel (Commander of Army Group B)
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel or also known as the desert fox.
Because Hitler believed Germans was a super-race and all other races were inferior to Germans.
Churchill was the Prime Minister of Britain. General Montgomery was the leading British military commander but General Eisenhower was Supreme Allied Commander over all Allied Forces in WWII.
All Germans are related to all other Germans, although not necessarily closely related. This is how ethnic groups work, they are groups of people who share some common descent. If we trace our ancestry back far enough we will discover that all human beings are related to all other human beings.
Commander in chief
Germans are a nation, a political group, not a racial (or religious) one.
For Skirmish Dday you have to call. I assume it is the same for Oklahoma and other big dday games also.
Patton
Yes, they did not anticipate where the invasion would take place, not enough land was covered by their troops. They also thought that Dday would be postponed due to weather.
Ferdinand Foch was the Allied Commander on the Western Front. Paul von Hindenburg was the commander for the Germans.
Officially the western Commander was Field Marshal Von Runstedt.
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how many tanks were there durind dday
Because Hitler believed Germans was a super-race and all other races were inferior to Germans.
Churchill was the Prime Minister of Britain. General Montgomery was the leading British military commander but General Eisenhower was Supreme Allied Commander over all Allied Forces in WWII.
He/she outranks every other U. S. military commander.