Titlebook: Leadership, Management and Command; Rethinking D-Day Keith Grint Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2

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Mobilizing the Americans: Technology and the Iceberg first instance and then turning it around to the point where it seemed that the number of troops, tanks, trucks and assorted technologies of war stationed in the south of England in early 1944 might actually sink the entire country?

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The Amphibious Landingseld Artillery, ‘so many ships, that there was nowhere on the horizon that you could look and not see some type of vessel’.. But as Omaha Beach was to prove, surprise and materiel were necessary but not sufficient to secure the landings; that required Command too.

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Allied Air Strategytion Pointblank — the attempt to destroy the . before D-Day. In this, the strategy of the Allies was to fight and win a war of attrition — the boxer’s approach — and it was remarkably successful if very expensive in Allied air crew. We then consider the effectiveness of the Transportation Plan desig

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German Strategy: Hard Shell, Soft Shelle Calais, the German strategy was to hold the invasion up long enough to push the invaders back into the sea. Ironically this inverted both sides’ general approach: the prior German successes had been rooted in rapid forward movement of armoured divisions in Blitzkrieg fashion, or, alternatively, in

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Allied Ground Strategys under Lt General Dempsey’s British 2nd Army On the eastern side Crocker commanded the 1st Corps composed of the British at Sword (British 3rd Division) and the Canadian 3rd Division at Juno, while Bucknall (later to be fired by Montgomery) led the British 30th Corps on to Gold (British 50th Divisi

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