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While the main focus in early 1945 was on the advance into Germany, 15 Army Groups 5th (US) and 8th (British) Armies were achieving remarkable results in Northern Italy.
Superb generalship (Truscott 5th Army and McCreery 8th Army under General Mark Clarks 15 Army Group), planning, preparation and training outweighed the diversion of major formations to NW Europe, the appalling terrain, harsh climate and general battle fatigue. Equipment was improvised and air/ground operations coordinated to a very high level..
In April the Allied offensive surprised the Germans with its speed and brilliance. As a result the Germans capitulated on 2 May before the surrender in Germany.
Churchill wrote to Field Marshal Alexander on 29 April 1945 "I rejoice in the magnificently planned and executed operations of 15th Group of Armies. Praise indeed."
This is a masterly description and analysis of this victorious campaign.
Superb generalship (Truscott 5th Army and McCreery 8th Army under General Mark Clarks 15 Army Group), planning, preparation and training outweighed the diversion of major formations to NW Europe, the appalling terrain, harsh climate and general battle fatigue. Equipment was improvised and air/ground operations coordinated to a very high level..
In April the Allied offensive surprised the Germans with its speed and brilliance. As a result the Germans capitulated on 2 May before the surrender in Germany.
Churchill wrote to Field Marshal Alexander on 29 April 1945 "I rejoice in the magnificently planned and executed operations of 15th Group of Armies. Praise indeed."
This is a masterly description and analysis of this victorious campaign.
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- Books (first-hand)
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- Doherty, Richard
- Title
- Victory in Italy. 15th Army Group's Final Campaign 1945
- Details
- English text, paperback, 16 plates with bw-photos. 246 pages.
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- new
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