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:57:39
I want you to start making
contingency plans. . .

:57:42
. . .for pulling out
of our eastward attack.

:57:44
Changing directions 90 degrees,
moving up to Luxembourg.

:57:49
Don't look so stunned, gentlemen.
:57:51
I want you to plan
for three possible axes of attack.

:57:54
From Diekirch, due north.
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From Orléans to Bastogne.
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From Neufchâteau against the German
left flank.

:58:23
We've identified four German armies:
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The 7th, the 5th Panzer,
6th SS Panzer and the 1 5th.

:58:31
They've hit us with 26 divisions.
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They've overran two regimens
of the 1 06th Division.

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And 7500 of our men
were forced to surrender.

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Our concern is that von Rundstedt. . .
:58:42
. . .has the 1 01 st Airborne trapped
here at Bastogne.

:58:49
Bastogne, by the way, is the key
to this entire area.

:58:53
lf we can hold it, we can break up
the entire German offensive.

:58:58
lf they take it,
we're in serious trouble.


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