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Together We Served - What was General Patton doing on D-Day? Operation Quicksilver On June 6 1944, Patton was sitting on the shores of England at the head of a fake army.
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Patton's Ghost Army - D-Day Deception - America in WWII mag
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Without the deception of Operation Fortitude, that kept the German 15th Army trapped in Calais during this critical moment, could the Axis panzers have pushed back the Allies on D-day? - Quora
