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George S. Patton Was the ONLY General Ready for the Battle of the Bulge — “48 Hours”

December 16, 1944 — Hitler launched his last major offensive in the West. Over 200,000 German troops struck through the Ardennes and, within days, the 101st Airborne was surrounded at Bastogne. This film explains why Allied intelligence missed the warning signs and how General George S. Patton — acting on warnings from his G-2, Col. Oscar W. Koch — had already prepared Third Army to pivot on 48 hours’ notice.

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Sources:
US Army Center of Military History — The Ardennes: Battle of the Bulge (official monograph).
National Archives / Prologue — Ardennes documentation and theater diaries.
U.S. Army article — “Third Army G-2 Predicts Battle of the Bulge, 9 December 1944” (Oscar Koch account).
Contemporary overview (summary and stats): Battle of the Bulge (reference summary). Wikipedia
TIME magazine short history piece for popular audiences.