Why Rommel Changed His Mind About American Soldiers After Kasserine Pass

Описание: Discover the untold story of how Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's assessment of American forces dramatically changed during the Battle of Kasserine Pass in February 1943. This historical documentary explores the first major engagement between American and German forces in North Africa, where inexperienced American troops faced the legendary Afrika Korps. While the early days saw devastating American losses at Sidi Bou Zid and Sbeitla, Brigadier General Paul Robinett's defensive stand east of Tebessa on February 21, 1943 revealed something that shocked the Desert Fox. Through detailed analysis of combat operations, artillery tactics, and combined arms coordination, learn how American forces adapted in just seventy-two hours from defeat to effective defense. The video examines Rommel's documented journal entries praising American tactical conduct, the reforms implemented by General George Patton, and the transformation that led to American victory at El Guettar just weeks later. Featuring accurate historical details about the 1st Armored Division, 10th and 21st Panzer Divisions, and the lessons learned that shaped American military doctrine for the remainder of World War II. This comprehensive account reveals how rapid adaptation and realistic assessment determined the outcome of the North African campaign and influenced the broader strategic picture of the European theater.