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Essay heading: Battle of the Bulge
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This mistake would allow Hitler to still achieve his element of surprise.
On December 16, some 300,000 men, 1,900 pieces of artillery, and almost 1,000 tanks and armored vehicles fell upon the unsuspecting forces and laid a barrage on them (Oxford, par 16). For many it had been their first encounter of combat, and they retreated along the front (Herdon, par 8)... displayed 300 characters
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For many it had been their first encounter of combat, and they retreated along the front (Herdon, par 8). As the battle waged on, dozens of units were sent to the northern edge of the front, with the 101st Airborne being trucked throughout the night from Reims, reaching the town of Bastogne before the Germans (Oxford, par 25)... displayed next 300 characters
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