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1、Стр.1из137GHOSTARMYOFWORLDWARIIByJackKneecePELICANPUBLISHINGCOMPANYGretna2001Formyparents,JackSr.andMargieContentsChapterOneATopSecretArmyChapterTwoAMosaicofExpertsChapterThreeEyeoftheStormChapterFourGhostsLandinNormandyСтр.2из137ChapterFiveAGhostNamedSyracuseChapterSixAGhostN
2、amedArnettChapterSevenCorporalEnderleinChapterEightGhostsofParisChapterNineLiberationofTorceChapterTenOperationMetzChapterElevenBobTompkins'WarDiaryChapterTwelveBattleoftheBulgeChapterThirteenLonnieGault'sWarChapterFourteenTriumphontheRhineChapterFifteenJapanLoomsChapterSixtee
3、nEpilogueChapterOneATopSecretArmyGermanLt.Gen.HermannB.vonRamckepickeduphisbigZeissbinocularsandpeeredoverfortificationsatBresttowardtheAmericanlines700yardsaway.Itwasagray,overcastday,August24,1944.HehopedtheovercastwouldstoptheincessantairattacksbytheAmericanandBritishplanes
4、,whichhadbombedandstrafedtheGerman-occupiedFrenchportcityaroundtheclock.ThecityontheEnglishChannelwasconsideredvitalbecauseitwashometomanyGermansubmarinesandagooddeep-waterport.TheAllieswantedbadlytocaptureittohelpkeeptheNormandyinvasionsupplied.VonRamckeknewhewasinforatoughan
5、dperhapshopelessfight.VonRamckecouldseeafewAmericanShermantanks,butmoreimportantly,hecouldseemanycamouflagenetenclosuresthatweredesignedtohidetanks,thetanksheandhismenhadheardgrindingandclankingintopositiononhisrightduringthenight.Behindhim,AmericanandBritishshipspatrolledjust
6、outofrangeofthebigGermangunsaimedseaward.HisradiooperatorshadheardtheAmericansontheirbattlefieldradiosorderingthetanksintopositionsandorderingupammunitionandsupplies.Heandhismenalsohadseenhundredsofartilleryflashesfromtherightsideoftheirfortifications.HefearedthattheAmericanGe
7、n.GeorgePatton'stankswouldattemptathrustatfortificationsontheGermanright.VonRamckeandhisnearly40,000troopswerenotinthemostadvantageousposition.TheywereontheendoftheBrittanyPeninsulainthecityofBrest.HisFuhrer,AdolfHitler,hadorderedthatRamckeandhismen,manyofwhomwereSStroops,figh
8、ttothelastman.Ifnothingelse,thiswouldtieupmuchoftheAlliedinva
