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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Brute Force: Allied Strategy And Tactics In The Second World WarUser Review - GoodreadsOne of the best books about world war two for the simple reason that the author utilizes an excellent use of statistical data as well as excellent operational histories and tactical histories of the ... Review: Brute Force: Allied Strategy And Tactics In The Second World WarUser Review - GoodreadsPremise that overwhelming material force by the United States was the primary reason that the Allies won WWII. A bit too much focus on material, while having a tendency to downplay any acomplishments of American Generals, Patton in particular. Good for graphs on material production. Related books
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