World War II was by far the largest and most violent conflict in history. Civilian leaders and the U.S. military acted magnificently. Without the courage and sacrifices of millions of Americans, the world would have been overwhelmed by fascism. This podcast is specifically about the heroic performance of the U.S. Army in World War II.
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