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Pontaubault (French pronunciation: [pɔ̃tobo]) is a
commune in the
Manche department in north-western France. Patton's VIII
Corps crossed the Pontaubault...
- loss of six of the
attacking aircraft. The
attack on 7
August 1944 at
Pontaubault, by Do 217 of III./KG 100, was the
first usage of a
standoff missile...
- town at the base of the
Cotentin peninsula, and an
intact bridge at
Pontaubault nearby, the
American forces had "turned the corner"; the
German front...
- Petit-Celland
Picauville Pierreville Les
Pieux Pirou Le Plessis-Lastelle
Poilley Pontaubault Pont-Hébert
Pontorson Ponts Port-Bail-sur-Mer Précey
Quettehou Quettreville-sur-Sienne...
- Saint-Martin-Saint-Quentin (stop),
Pontaubault (station,
connection to the
western line),
Bourg de
Pontaubault (stop), Le Vey (stop),
Juilley (station)...
- S. Patton,
advanced rapidly through Avranches and over the
bridge at
Pontaubault into Brittany.
Against Kluge's
advice to withdraw,
Hitler ordered a counterattack...
- 24
hours the US VIII
Corps of the US
Third Army
crossed the
bridge at
Pontaubault into
Brittany and
continued south and west
through open country, almost...
- Patton's
Third Army had
swept through Avranches and over the
bridge at
Pontaubault into Brittany. The
Westheer (German army in the west) had been reduced...
-
harbour at Quiberon. One of the
first targets in Brittany, was a
bridge at
Pontaubault across the
River Sélune. The
Americans apparently quickly started experiencing...
- to hold the
Pontaubault bridge. He
dispatched the
remnants of the 77th
Division and a
company of ****ault guns,
which reached Pontaubault in the late afternoon...
