Battle of the Bulge!?

Question

what is the conflict/comprimise of the battle of the buldge?

Answer 1

Conflict? Comprimise?
Well the "conflict" was the last offensive by the Germans in WWII. It was very costly to the Allies, many of whom where surrounded, and had siege laid to. The Germans had hoped to turn the tide. When told to surrender, General Mcauliffe "Comprimised" and said "Nuts" (today being like saying "Fu*k Off). But in the end our "Comprimise" was to drive them back, push them over the Rhine and to Berlin, where they finally surrendered.

Answer 2

The conflict/compromise??? What compromise? That was one of the most horrific battles ever fought. I have studied the actions of the 317th IR/80th ID/3rd US Army. My Dad was pulled out of the Coast Artillery and retrained as infantry 3 months before D Day 44. He got to France on Sep 6 44 in the middle of the battle for Sevre. The 317th was part of the 150 mile overnight that Patton pulled off to help the 101 in Bastonge. They lost thousands on both sides. . There was not a man in that battle on either side thinking compromise.

There are loads of sites full of info. Start reading. The link is only a sample

Answer 3

The battle of the bulge was Hitler's last gasp against the US and brits in WII. The plan was to cut forces in 2, but ran out of steam and was the event that doomed the nazis. It made a bulge in the front, hence the name.

Answer 4

The Battle of the Bulge was the last major battle of the Western Front of the European Theater of WWII. For a more complete reading of the history of this battle please see this list and start reading...
http://www.army.mil/AKOSearch/CMH.search

Answer 5

Open your book and study.