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June 5, 1944. Hours before D-Day, General Eisenhower walks among 101st Airborne paratroopers. He carries two messages. The first inspires 175,000 men: "You are about to embark upon the Great Crusade." The second, written in case of catastrophic failure, accepts complete responsibility: "If any blame attaches to the attempt, it is mine alone." This is the story of Eisenhower's D-Day speeches—the public inspiration that became legendary and the private accountability note he carried in his pocket. Two messages. One impossible decision. And the definition of leadership when the stakes couldn't be higher.

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0:00 - June 5, 1944: Eisenhower Walks Among Men He's Sending to Death
2:30 - The Magnitude of Operation Overlord: 175,000 Men, One Decision
5:00 - The Order of the Day: "You Are About to Embark Upon the Great Crusade"
8:20 - Analyzing Every Word of History's Most Famous Military Order
11:00 - The Message Eisenhower Hoped You'd Never Read
13:40 - "If Any Blame...It Is Mine Alone" - The Failure Note
16:10 - June 5, Evening: Walking Among the 101st Airborne
18:30 - June 6: D-Day Succeeds, The Failure Message Stays Hidden
20:40 - Two Messages, One Definition of Leadership
22:30 - Why Both Speeches Matter: Inspiration AND Accountability

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