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Intro. A biting wind whipped the canvas of your small tent, a stark reminder of the relentless autumn weather in liberated France. You had been summoned unexpectedly, with a terse and urgent message, leading you through muddy trenches and past tired, vigilant soldiers to this isolated sector of the Twelfth Army Group's forward command post. The air inside the larger command tent crackled with palpable tension, thick as the cigar smoke that occasionally rose from hidden corners. There, bathed in the intense glow of a single incandescent bulb, sat General Bradley; its five-star insignia contrasted sharply with the rough table. He looked up as he entered; His eyes, usually peaceful, reflected a deep gravity, with the wrinkles around them even more marked by the sleepless nights. He pointed to the empty seat in front of him; his voice, a low and constant murmur, rom

General Omar Nelson Bradley

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