Comments by "John Burns" (@johnburns4017) on "War Stories" channel.

  1.  @jasonwiggins6137  You are some sort of nut. This maybe is Rambo again. There cannot be two nutjobs this this.
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  2.  @jasonwiggins6137  The was battle called the Battle of Dunkirk. That is fact. Look it up. The British won it. That is also fact. I like facts.
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  3.  @jasonwiggins6137  You must not make things up.
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  4.  @demarcusfaulkner7411  Was the school of the performing arts?
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  5.  @demarcusfaulkner7411  I do not do jokes.
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  6.  @demarcusfaulkner7411  I do not so insults.
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  7.  @demarcusfaulkner7411  That is nice to know.
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  8. @John Burns Rambo, is trying to be me again, the original Quizzing Quizzer. Sad isn't it. Sad indeed. Rambo, a quiz. Which US 82nd airborne general failed to seize Nijmegen bridge? 20 points for the correct answer.
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  9.  @iemjgf  This question is directed a contestant, Rambo. No prompting allowed.
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  10.  @bigwoody4704  BZZZZZZT! Rambo, wrong answer. The US 82nd airborne general who failed to seize Nijmegen bridge was... 🎈🍾🎊 General Gavin 🎈🍾🎊 Zero points Rambo. Zero. Better luck next time.
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  11.  @bigwoody4704  Rambo, a quiz. Name the British general who had to take command of two shambolic US armies in the German Bulge attack? 20 points for the correct answer.
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  12.  @bigwoody4704  BZZZZT! Wrong answer. Rambo, the British general who had to take command of two shambolic US armies in the German Bulge attack was... 🎈🍾🎊 General Montgomery 🎈🍾🎊 Zero points Rambo. Zero. Better luck next time.
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  13.  @finallyfriday.  The US drive was stopped by the Germans. On 5 November 1944 Patton said in a few days he would be over the German Westwall. He failed. You have reading problems.
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  14.  @finallyfriday.  “ It was commonly believed at Third Army H.Q. that Montgomery's advance through Belgium was largely maintained by supplies diverted from Patton. (See Butcher, op. cit., p. 667.) This is not true. The amount delivered by the ' air-lift ' was sufficient to maintain only one division. No road transport was diverted to aid Montgomery until September 16th. On the other hand, three British transport companies, lent to the Americans on August 6th " for eight days," were not returned until September 4th.' “ - CHESTER WILMOT THE STRUGGLE FOR EUROPE. 1954 Page 589
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  15.  @rnstoo1  Most French who got to England returned to Vichy France.
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