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Mr Crucial posted:It's horribly sentimental, as are most of Ambrose's books. D-Day is okay, but Citizen Soldiers is pretty bad because it struggles to reconcile his obvious heroification of the American soldier with the fact that the US Army performed pretty terribly in Europe (outside of elite troops like the Rangers and Airborne). Eisenhower's Lieutenants by Russell Weigley is also a pretty good treatment of the Allied campaign in Northwestern Europe that lacks the Greatest Generation sentimentality of Ambrose's works on the subject.
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