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What was Germany's course of action in the battle of bulge?
Germany's course of action in the Battle of the Bulge was a more defensive one for them than their usual offensive attacks. Belgium was the last territory that Germany controlled before it would have to retreat to withing the Fatherland (Germany). The German commanders knew that if they could not win the Bulge, then the defeat of Germany would be soon to follow. Though Germany had a slight advantage, being that they were more hidden in the forests than the Americans were and that they had more experience with the cold weather than the Americans did, they did not fortify their positions well enough to where they could hold off a full-frontal assault for more than a few months.
Why was The Battle Bulge called the Battle of the Bulge?
The German attack on the American lines pushed the Americans many miles back in one area resulting in a bulge in the frontlines in Belgium.
Where did the bulge occur at the battle of the bulge?
The battle took place in Ardennes Mountains region in Belgium, elsewhere in Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany. *The 'Bulge' was the general region of the Ardennes Forrest in Belgium, primarily around the town of Bastogne as in order to control the region and the local supply routes, one must have control of Bastogne (all 8 routes in the region came together in this town).
What glider infantry units were involved in the battle of the bulge?
I know that the 439th Troop Carrier Group was involved. My father was one of the glider pilots.
How was the battle of the bulge solved?
Every g.i. Had to score points to "earn" a discharge home. 85 points was the benchmark; which could be accumulated by ribbons, years of service and surviving the battle of the bulge! By using one free hand and holding a picture of rita hayworth, betty grable, or Jane Russell, with the other hand...this would "solve" any issues g.i.'s had with the battle with bulges!
Battle of Bulge?
Could you be more specific, but yes there was one
What was a major land battle in world war 2?
One that comes to mind for me is The Battle of the Bulge. It was Germany's last bold offensive; then wanted to keep the allies from pushing onward into the Motherland. See the below link for more info on the Battle of the Bulge.
What were the major battle fronts in world war 2?
Battle of the Bulge was one of them
What was one of the effect of battle of the bulge?
Germany used its reverse and demoraziled its troops in the battle.
What was Germany's course of action in the battle of bulge?
Germany's course of action in the Battle of the Bulge was a more defensive one for them than their usual offensive attacks. Belgium was the last territory that Germany controlled before it would have to retreat to withing the Fatherland (Germany). The German commanders knew that if they could not win the Bulge, then the defeat of Germany would be soon to follow. Though Germany had a slight advantage, being that they were more hidden in the forests than the Americans were and that they had more experience with the cold weather than the Americans did, they did not fortify their positions well enough to where they could hold off a full-frontal assault for more than a few months.
Is the battle of the bulge part of d day?
No, the battle of the bulge happened around six months after d-day. Its part of the German campaign instead of The Normandy one.
What is one battle that happened during world war 2?
Battle of the Bulge 16 Dec 1944
Why was The Battle Bulge called the Battle of the Bulge?
The German attack on the American lines pushed the Americans many miles back in one area resulting in a bulge in the frontlines in Belgium.
What was one of the effects of battle of the bulge?
the Battle of The Bulge was one of many key reasons that Germany had been slowly failing to hold on to what they had on the Western front because the Soviets were pushing into Germany from the East and the American and British were pushing into Germany from the West and the Battle of the Bulge was the final blow towards Germany's Western front because they wasted the remaining resources on the attack
What was Germany's final offensive attack?
The Battle of the bulge in late 1944 was fought in Belgium and Luxembourg in a very very cold winter. The Germans reinvaded liberated terrritory and terrorised the civilian population. The Battle of the Bulge. December 1944 to January 1945 in the Ardennes in Belgium.
Did Julius Caesar fight more than one battle?
Du. He fought lots or more than 1
What are facts that made George Patton famous?
The Battle of the Bulge, Best friends with Eisenhower. one of the greater military minds of world war 2. anything more specific isn't coming from me
