The GI Offensive In Europe

The GI Offensive In Europe
Mansoor is the author of the book “The GI Offensive in Europe”, obtained a PhD from the state of Ohio, and was a teacher of military history at West Point. His book concentrates on the issues surrounding American performance in Europe during the World War II. According to the book, German Werhmacht had the capability of fighting forces from any military force in the World. However, despite its ability the formation of the Allies proved difficult for the German forces. Moonsoor indicates in the book that no resources that the United States produced was useful without soldiers to use them. According to the book, it is the organizational capabilities of the military, leaders to lead formations, and the willpower to win by the army. In accordance, the soldiers sent to war were responsible for the defeat of the German soldiers.
The book concentrates on indicating that the soldiers won the war because by developing the combat divisions that proved to be effective. These divisions would win the war and facilitate the sustenance of the win over the following years. The United States economy was booming, and their industrial sector was thriving. United States industries were producing materials sent to the war front. In addition, the status of the American economy had the meaning United States could sustain the war oversees. However, the effectiveness portrayed by the forces depended on the ability of the army to adapt into various lethal environments. Their organization and discipline that they did derive from their leadership was contributors to the success of US army in the European front during the war. It is clear that there is a message that the author is sending through the book.
Mansoor in the book does analyze the impacts of logistical and personal systems of the strength of the army. In the book, there are explanations of the way leaders of the army would use smaller groups in their divisions that had high state of effectiveness in terms of combat. The organization of the American divisions retained their high state during the critical wars of 1944 and 1945. On the other hand, German Wehrmacht was disintegrating from the immense pressure leading to its collapse. The most significant factor to win the battle, according to explanations from the book, was the endurance of the American army. For explaining these facts, the book closely examines the capabilities of the army commanders and their tactics that would be substantial facilitators of the success of the Allies during the war of 1944 and 1945 that led to the retreat of the German soldiers.
Mansoor explains in the book the reasons that led to the success of the United States Army and the Allies during the Second World War. The books give a different account of the events leading to the success of the army. Mansoor explains the organization of the military. According to him, the unit-to-unit divisions of the army had more effect that the adversaries of the army. The GI Offensive in Europe succeeds in changing the perspective of the success of the American troops. This book is indispensable in the history of military given that it gives details on the issues that led to American victory in the Second World War.
Bibliography
Mansoor, P. R. The GI Offensive in Europe: The Triumph of American Infantry Divisions. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2002.