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March 26th, 1945: General Omar Bradley at 12th Army Group headquarters receives an intelligence report that stops him cold—General George S. Patton and the Third Army have appeared 200 miles behind enemy lines in Aschaffenburg, Germany. What follows is a story of audacious speed, relentless momentum, and military genius that leaves even the highest command scrambling to keep up.

In this video, we recount the extraordinary events of Patton’s final push through Germany. From crossing the Rhine under cover of darkness without the massive buildup other armies relied on, to advancing dozens of miles daily into the heart of Nazi Germany, Patton’s Third Army defied conventional doctrine. Every attempt to track or rein him in proves futile, as he moves faster than intelligence, communications, and even his own superiors can follow.

Through vivid accounts of Bradley’s disbelief, Eisenhower’s frantic calls, and Patton’s singular determination, witness how speed became a weapon, German defenses collapsed, and victories mounted daily. From Frankfurt to Nuremberg, Bavaria, and the Czech border, this is the story of a general whose daring, unconventional methods reshaped the final weeks of World War II in Europe.

Prepare to ask the same question that haunted Bradley for six weeks: “He’s where?!”