Скачать или смотреть German Generals Laughed At U.S. Logistics, Until The Red Ball Express Saved Patton

In the summer of 1944, American tanks raced across France after the Normandy breakout, moving faster than anyone imagined. But there was a problem: fuel, ammunition, and supplies couldn’t keep up. German generals watched and laughed, certain that logistics would halt the Third Army in its tracks. What they didn’t anticipate was the ingenuity and determination behind the scenes—the Red Ball Express. Thousands of trucks, driven day and night by soldiers facing exhaustion and danger, delivered the lifeblood of Patton’s forces across hundreds of miles. African American drivers, mechanics, and military police kept the wheels turning, ensuring tanks, artillery, and infantry never stopped advancing. This is the story of how supply became a weapon, how human endurance and logistical brilliance saved a campaign, and how American ingenuity defied expectations on the battlefield. Witness the roads, the convoys, and the relentless pulse that kept an army moving—and changed the course of history. Watch now to see how the Red Ball Express transformed logistics into a decisive force in World War II.