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Originally Posted by Mush Martin
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I think Omar Bradley was a better Officer and everybit as good a General
as Patton. To my mind when I study the second world war, I come away
impressed with a lot of dudes on all sides. But Omar had his men at heart
not just the victory.
Montgomery was excruciating about trying to keep the blue body
count as low as possible this is an important point, I think
we ought to alter the matrix to reflect preservation of forces
or Cost in lives friendly and enemy.
your thoughts.
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I dont know, thats the other extreme to Zhukovs meat grinder and i think Zhukov wins in comparison. Cruel maybe, but victory and the total destruction of the enemy has to be a priority. |
:hmm:The Acme of skill is not to subdue the enemy with battle
it is to subdue the enemy without battle. |
Ofcourse and most what ive listed so far have had great victories with minimal own losses.