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The 12 pages that link to Omar Bradley, each with the reason it gives.

• Battle of the BulgeRelated: Bradley’s headquarters initially had responsibility for much of the sector struck by the offensive.

• Normandy landingsRelated: His army led the American landings at Utah and Omaha.

• George S. PattonRelated: Bradley was Patton’s superior in the European theater and a frequent operational counterpart.

• Operation CobraRelated: Bradley developed and directed the American offensive that became Operation Cobra.

• Battle of Kasserine PassRelated: Bradley observed the command problems and later succeeded Fredendall as corps commander.

• Falaise PocketRelated: His decision to halt the American advance near Argentan left the pocket’s southern exit open.

• Matthew RidgwayRelated: Bradley worked with Ridgway on senior military policy during the war.

• Western Allied invasion of GermanyRelated: His army group drove through central Germany and linked with Soviet forces at the Elbe.

• Battle of Hürtgen ForestRelated: His command oversaw the army groups conducting the advance toward the Roer.

• Cornelius RyanRelated: Bradley was among the military leaders Ryan interviewed for his histories.

• Into the Jaws of DeathRelated: His forces included the troops assaulting Omaha Beach in the image.

• Ruhr PocketRelated: His army group coordinated the American advances that enclosed the Ruhr.