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Germans Mocked American Thanksgiving Dinner — Until The Army Served Turkey

On November 25, 1943, German officers looked through their binoculars expecting to see a starving enemy. Instead, they saw a million Americans eating roast turkey, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie four miles from the front line. This is the untold story of the greatest logistical flex of World War II. While the Wehrmacht struggled to get bread and ammunition to their freezing troops in Italy, the US Quartermaster Corps executed a global operation to serve a traditional Thanksgiving dinner to every American soldier, regardless of where they were. Thank you for watching! 🔔 Subscribe for more in-depth World War II history that goes beyond the surface-level documentaries. [TAGS] US Army turkey delivery 1943, US Army Rations, Military Food, Quartermaster Corps, Field Kitchen, M-1937 Field Range, WWII Rations, Soldier Morale, Thanksgiving 1943, Troop Welfare, Supply Lines,German reaction to American supplies, History of military thanksgiving [HASHTAGS] #WW2 #MilitaryHistory #ThanksgivingHistory #Logistics #GermanSoldiers