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One of the most extraordinary battles of World War II took place in May 1945, just days before Germany’s surrender. In an almost unbelievable turn of events, American soldiers and German Wehrmacht troops fought alongside each other to defend an Austrian castle holding prominent French prisoners. Their shared enemy was a group of SS soldiers determined to continue fighting despite the war’s imminent end.
Known as the Battle of Castle Itter, this remarkable confrontation became one of the rare instances in which American and German forces fought on the same side. Former enemies suddenly found themselves united against a common threat, creating an extraordinary story of unexpected alliances, shifting loyalties, and courage during the final days of World War II.
Here’s the show rundown from Lubbock/Morgantown:
6:35 - @RealCoachRod's First Word
6:45 - Big 12 Breakdown
7:15 - Player Feature with Nick Krahe
7:30 - @wrenbaker with @TonyCaridi
7:45 - In the Trenches
8:00 - Who's Hot
8:15 - @TheSignalCaller sets the scene
Texas Tech has forced the 2nd most INTs among P4 schools. Important to be buttoned up when attacking them thru the air.
In this film study we take a look at the problems their 2-Read Coverage presents …