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August 1944. General George S. Patton's Third Army tore across France at a speed that shocked the world—300 miles in just two weeks. Cities fell like dominoes. The German army collapsed everywhere Patton struck. It was the most spectacular armored advance in military history.
But one man wasn't celebrating: General Omar Bradley, Patton's superior and the commander of over 900,000 American troops. Bradley watched this breakneck dash with growing concern. Because he knew something others didn't—Patton's brilliance was also dangerous.
This is the untold story of the "GI General" who had to command the uncontrollable, the methodical leader who managed the maverick, and the difficult decisions that shaped not just the liberation of France, but the entire course of World War II.
Discover:

How Patton's Third Army moved faster than any force in history—and why it terrified Bradley
The Falaise Gap controversy: Bradley's decision that haunted him forever
What Bradley really said about Patton in his private memoir "A Soldier's Story"
The Battle of the Bulge: when Patton's genius vindicated Bradley's patience
Leadership lessons from one of the most complex command relationships in military history

The relationship no one talks about: While Hollywood glorified Patton, it was Bradley's steady hand that made the liberation of France successful. This documentary reveals the real story behind two very different generals who together defeated Nazi Germany—even though they could barely stand each other.