BBA111 - The General & His Dog D-Day rather than attempt a conventional

rather than attempt a conventional defence

Adopting a defensive stance: shield forward

These techniques increased both their own protection and the accuracy of their fire

Officers carried responsibility not only for directing their men but also for their welfare during the hardships of battle

carrying messages and supporting troops through long marches and difficult conditions

BBA111 - The General & His Dog D-Day rather than attempt a conventionalAmerica's most famous fighting general of WW2 and his beloved English Bull Terrier, 'Willie' are on a visit to some of the soldiers own Third Army. As returns the salute of one of his men he casts a careful eye over the soldier's appearance and demeanor "Is he ready to fight and throw back these lousy Krauts all the way to Berlin?" In the General's opinion,"He damn well better be!"