Logistical Support of the Armies, Volume II: September 1944–May 1945¶
Ruppenthal, R. G. (1944). Logistical Support of the Armies, Volume II: September 1944–May 1945: September 1944–May 1945.
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- After Operation Cobra (late July) and the liberation of Paris (25 August), Allied armies raced to the German frontier but outran their logistics: the deep-water port of Antwerp stayed unusable until the Scheldt estuary was cleared in November, so fuel had to be trucked forward from Normandy by the Red Ball Express
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“Not until 28 November was the first Allied ship to drop anchor in the harbor.”
- After Operation Cobra (late July) and the liberation of Paris (25 August), Allied armies raced to the German frontier but outran their logistics: the deep-water port of Antwerp stayed unusable until the Scheldt estuary was cleared in November, so fuel had to be trucked forward from Normandy by the Red Ball Express
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