Strategy and Obstacles in the Battle of Arracourt

One of the main objectives of Field Marshall Montgomery is to occupy the town of Antwerp with a harbor. The Allies wish to use this port as a supply base for the final entry into Germany. Marshall Montgomery prefers a single Allied Front in his way to Germany, but American generals Omar Bradley likes to postpone the forward. Unfortunately, lowland countries also have political goals and keep London. Germans are launching V-1 and V-2 rockets in London, Belgium. Because Burton can occupy a monkey if the Third Army can quickly move to Mets and Nancy to the West Wall.

The strategy of the Allied and German Army is not completely clear. The recognized mainstream reasoning of the Ypres war is that the UK is trying to acquire the British Strait Port and the British Army supply line; Ypres is the last major obstacle for Germany to enter Boulogne-sur-Mer and Curry is there. The French strategy is to prevent the German army from enclosing the Allied Front from the North. This was their last major German selection after failure of Aisne's first campaign and Marne's first battle. The battle of Ypres became the climax of the offshore race. Until Germany launched a massive attack in mid-October, the opposition forces participated in the attack strategy, letting allies start strategic defense and limit the counterattack.

In the face of such obstacles and the strengthened German army led by the legendary Owen Rommel, the Allies decided that surprises would be their biggest weapon. The Germans know that the invasion is coming, but when, where, the most likely place in the west of the French coastline, the pass de curry, the border with Belgium is the shortest through the strait Provide distance. Instead of a high-speed route, the Allies turned their attention to the Normandy of the West. In D, they will attempt to land over 100 miles of coastline and over 156,000 soldiers on 5 beaches along the back of the enemy - 6 infantry divisions and armored troops. The US military attacks the two beaches of the codename of Utah and Omaha, the British army attacks the beach called gold and sword, the Canadian branch will attack the beach called Juno.