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The War Fronts

Bolte, Charles G. | August 5, 1944 issue

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The article presents events related to World War II focusing on the July 27, 1944 war against Germany. The war was marred for the Allies only by the costly and tragic death of general Lesley J. McNair who contributed so much to the foundations of American success in Normandy. The fact is that the Allies found the "G" in Gap for the first time in Western Europe when the U.S. troops burst through the enemy's thick crust of defenses west of St. Lo and swung sharply toward Coutances and the sea, forcing a general enemy withdrawal.

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WORLD War, 1939-1945; MCNAIR, Lesley J.; NORMANDY (France); FRANCE; GERMANY; UNITED States
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