General Rommel's Words About Patton And Montgomery #history #shorts #ww2 #worldwar2 #historyfacts

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Explore the fascinating words of General Erwin Rommel, the legendary Desert Fox, as he shares his thoughts on two of the most iconic generals of World War 2 - George S. Patton and Bernard Montgomery. What did Rommel really think about his adversaries? Dive into this brief yet captivating video to uncover the intriguing insights of one of history's greatest military minds. From the battlefields of North Africa to the European Theater, get ready to experience the gripping story of World War 2 like never before!

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Rommel is the most respected Tank Commanders in the World.
Cause he was a honorable man who respected his enemys and he was the best Tank Commander.

samcroairsoft

You have to respect Rommel for his beliefs

JoeJoeb-yh

When I went to Germany in 1960 I stayed in the same barracks as Rommels troops

JohnAdams-xcyk

There are two people in war respected and admired by their enemies.
One was Rommel.
The other was Saladin.

angelananandadas

Having known personally gen patton’s son, another army flag officer, I can imagine how the first General Patton was—a real SOB. George junior had significant boots to fill, and simply could not measure up.

Edgy

If Montgomery was that predictable why did rommel lose to Montgomery in every engagement? Patton never met Rommel on the battle field

garythomas

One of the greatest generals of all time! My uncle fought in Bren gun carriers and Matildas against his Panzers and Pak88’s and the famous Afrika Corp.

peterstorch

Yeah both their Boldness and unpredictability style, got them Killed. MONGOMERY IN THE OTHER HAND,
CONTINUE TO LIVE. 😂😂😂

serfardi

It was Montgomery that defeated Rommel not Patton. From El Alamein to Tunis. At Normandy it was Montgomery not Patton

derektighe

My dad said Montgomery respected his men and his men, of whom my dad was one, GREATLY respected Montgomery.
I wont say what they thought of the yanks!

martinanderson

Good thing that Germany didn't have more soldiers like Rommel or they would have been much closer to victory.

Koli

*The Rommel Papers, by B.H.Liddel-Hart, p.521 Montgomery was in a position to profit by the bitter experience of his predecessors. While supplies on our side had been cut to a trickle, American and British ships were bringing vast quantities on materials to North Africa .Many times greater than either his predecessors had ever had.*

Montgomery's principle was to fight no battle unless he knew for certain that he would win it .Of course that is a method which will only work given material superiority - but that he had. Command of a mobile battle force was not his strong point. British officers made the error off planning operations according to what was strategically desirable, rather than what was tactically attainable."

bigwoody

If Monty was "predictable" then why did Rommel NEVER defeat him?

Bullet-Tooth-Tony-

You should also count the number of soldiers that were killed in their operations. The one that achieves victory is the least number of soldiers killed. For me this is the biggest Victor. Pyrrhic the victories aren't good.

argentum