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Combat Command B of the 4th Armored Division, under the command of Creighton Abrams. The 4th AD, commanded by John Wood, was one of the best armored units of the war, and was usually in the 3rd Army under Patton. A Combat Command was the equivalent of a regiment.

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General George Patton commanded the Third Army whose tanks reached Bastogne on December 26, reopening US supply lines to the encircled city after 6 days of German attacks.

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