Operation Mincemeat

[John Mytton]

No... I've just shown you up to be a clueless individual. That is enough.

I never denied that I was clueless about the secret operation "Operation Mincemeat"? So what?
But as I said your ability to Google some obscure event is pretty sweet. Nice!

JohnM

[Martin Weidmann]

I never denied that I was clueless about the secret operation "Operation Mincemeat"? So what?
But as I said your ability to Google some obscure event is pretty sweet. Nice!

JohnM

 

It's only obscure for somebody who claims to have an interest in WW2 but turns out to be be clueless.

[John Mytton]

It's only obscure for somebody who claims to have an interest in WW2 but turns out to be be clueless.

Your inability to convince anyone of your claim of a tiny "famous" event is noted. But let's get real compared to D-day, Pearl Harbour, the invasion of Poland, the Battle of Midway, Hiroshima, the signing of peace and ETC ETC your "famous" event pales in comparison! LOLOLOLOLOLO!

World War 2 was massive and involved in one way or another vast population of our planet.

Following is a brief summary, and of course you are an expert of each and every occurrence and battle! Give us a break. You have always been such a fraud!

MARCH 1939
Hitler invades Czechoslovakia

MARCH/APRIL 1939
Britain rearms and reassures Poland

LATE AUG 1939
Russia and Germany sign pact

1 SEPT 1939
Hitler invades Poland

3 SEPT 1939
Britain and France declare war on Germany

SEPT 1939-MAY 1940
“Phoney War”

APRIL/MAY 1940
Hitler invades Denmark and Norway

10 MAY 1940
Blitzkrieg

10 MAY 1940
Chamberlain resigns

26 MAY 1940
Dunkirk (Operation Dynamo)

11 JUNE 1940
Italy enters war on side of Axis powers

22 JUNE 1940
France signs armistice with Germany

10 JULY-31 OCT 1940
Battle of Britain

22 SEPT 1940
Tripartite Pact

DECEMBER 1940
British rout Italians in N. Africa

EARLY 1941
Italy and Germany attack Yugoslavia

22 JUNE 1941
Hitler attacks Russia – Operation Barbarossa

7 DEC 1941
Pearl Harbor

8 DEC 1941
Britain and US declare war on Japan

18 APR 1942
Doolittle Raiders Bomb Japan

JUNE 1942
Battle of Midway

AUG 1942
Allies invade N. Africa

23 OCT 1942
Battle of El Alamein

NOV 1942
Battle of Stalingrad/
Allies push into N. Africa

12 MAY 1943
Axis surrenders in N. Africa

JULY 1943
Allies invade Sicily

AUG 1943
Allies take Sicily

3 SEPT 1943
Italy surrenders

NOV 1943
Allies meet at Tehran

JAN 1944
German siege of Leningrad ends

5 June 1944
Rome liberated

6 June 1944
D-Day in Normandy

25 AUG 1944
Paris liberated

8 SEPT 1944
V2 Flying Bombs

16 DEC 1944
Battle of the Bulge Begins

MARCH 1945
Allies cross the Rhine

APRIL 1945
Russians reach Berlin

28 APRIL 1945
Mussolini captured and executed

30 APRIL 1945
Hitler commits suicide

7 MAY 1945
Germany unconditionally surrenders

8 MAY 1945
V.E. day

5 JULY 1945
Churchill loses election

8 July 1945
Russia declares war on Japan

6 AUG 1945
Atomic Bomb dropped on Hiroshima

9 AUG 1945
Atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki

14 AUG 1945
Japanese surrender

2 Sept 1945
MacArthur accepts Japan’s unconditional surrender

JohnM

[Martin Weidmann]

Your inability to convince anyone of your claim of a tiny "famous" event is noted. But let's get real compared to D-day, Pearl Harbour, the invasion of Poland, the Battle of Midway, Hiroshima, the signing of peace and ETC ETC your "famous" event pales in comparison! LOLOLOLOLOLO!

World War 2 was massive and involved in one way or another vast population of our planet.

Following is a brief summary, and of course you are an expert of each and every occurrence and battle! Give us a break. You have always been such a fraud!

MARCH 1939
Hitler invades Czechoslovakia

MARCH/APRIL 1939
Britain rearms and reassures Poland

LATE AUG 1939
Russia and Germany sign pact

1 SEPT 1939
Hitler invades Poland

3 SEPT 1939
Britain and France declare war on Germany

SEPT 1939-MAY 1940
“Phoney War”

APRIL/MAY 1940
Hitler invades Denmark and Norway

10 MAY 1940
Blitzkrieg

10 MAY 1940
Chamberlain resigns

26 MAY 1940
Dunkirk (Operation Dynamo)

11 JUNE 1940
Italy enters war on side of Axis powers

22 JUNE 1940
France signs armistice with Germany

10 JULY-31 OCT 1940
Battle of Britain

22 SEPT 1940
Tripartite Pact

DECEMBER 1940
British rout Italians in N. Africa

EARLY 1941
Italy and Germany attack Yugoslavia

22 JUNE 1941
Hitler attacks Russia – Operation Barbarossa

7 DEC 1941
Pearl Harbor

8 DEC 1941
Britain and US declare war on Japan

18 APR 1942
Doolittle Raiders Bomb Japan

JUNE 1942
Battle of Midway

AUG 1942
Allies invade N. Africa

23 OCT 1942
Battle of El Alamein

NOV 1942
Battle of Stalingrad/
Allies push into N. Africa

12 MAY 1943
Axis surrenders in N. Africa

JULY 1943
Allies invade Sicily

AUG 1943
Allies take Sicily

3 SEPT 1943
Italy surrenders

NOV 1943
Allies meet at Tehran

JAN 1944
German siege of Leningrad ends

5 June 1944
Rome liberated

6 June 1944
D-Day in Normandy

25 AUG 1944
Paris liberated

8 SEPT 1944
V2 Flying Bombs

16 DEC 1944
Battle of the Bulge Begins

MARCH 1945
Allies cross the Rhine

APRIL 1945
Russians reach Berlin

28 APRIL 1945
Mussolini captured and executed

30 APRIL 1945
Hitler commits suicide

7 MAY 1945
Germany unconditionally surrenders

8 MAY 1945
V.E. day

5 JULY 1945
Churchill loses election

8 July 1945
Russia declares war on Japan

6 AUG 1945
Atomic Bomb dropped on Hiroshima

9 AUG 1945
Atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki

14 AUG 1945
Japanese surrender

2 Sept 1945
MacArthur accepts Japan’s unconditional surrender

JohnM

That's all superficial basic stuff, easily found on Google.

Care to try again?

Two simple question, you can easily find on Google;

1) Why did Operation Neptune in Normandy take place on 6 june 1944 and not a day earlier?

2) Why did Operation Market Garden fail and where exactly did the allied convoy get stuck?

You've got three minutes... any reply after three minutes have passed confirms that you haven't got a clue and do require Google


Your inability to convince anyone of your claim of a tiny "famous" event is noted.

That "tiny event" caused Hitler to move the bulk of his troops to Greece and allowed the allies to invade Sicily with minimal casualties. You really are clueless, aren't you?

Google must be your best friend

[John Mytton]

That's all superficial basic stuff, easily found on Google.

Care to try again?

Two simple question, you can easily find on Google;

1) Why did Operation Neptune in Normandy take place on 6 june 1944 and not a day earlier?

2) Why did Operation Market Garden fail and where exactly did the allied convoy get stuck?

You've got three minutes... any reply after three minutes have passed confirms that you haven't got a clue and do require Google

You've got three minutes... any reply after three minutes have passed confirms that you haven't got a clue and do require Google

What a rip-roaringly laughable challenge, you responded more than 20 minutes after my post giving you a ton of time do do a Google search. Try again Dildo!

JohnM

[Martin Weidmann]

What a rip-roaringly laughable challenge, you responded more than 20 minutes after my post giving you a ton of time do do a Google search. Try again Dildo!

JohnM

That's what I thought.

My reply did not require a google search. You just copy/paste some basic information from some website.

If you know about WW2, you know the answer to my questions and don't need 3 minutes.

You, however, desperately need time to google. Give it up, you've already lost!

[John Mytton]

That "tiny event" caused Hitler to move the bulk of his troops to Greece and allowed the allies to invade Sicily with minimal casualties. You really are clueless, aren't you?

Google must be your best friend

Google must be your best friend

You really suck at this, the first Google link is this Wikipedia entry and your above post is simply a brief summation of the very first sentence! HAHAHAHA!

Operation Mincemeat was a successful British deception operation of the Second World War to disguise the 1943 Allied invasion of Sicily. Two members of British intelligence obtained the body of Glyndwr Michael, a tramp who died from eating rat poison, dressed him as an officer of the Royal Marines and placed personal items on him identifying him as the fictitious Captain (Acting Major) William Martin. Correspondence between two British generals that suggested that the Allies planned to invade Greece and Sardinia, with Sicily as merely the target of a feint, was also placed on the body.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mincemeat

JohnM

[Martin Weidmann]

You really suck at this, the first Google link is this Wikipedia entry and your above post is simply a brief summation of the very first sentence! HAHAHAHA!

Operation Mincemeat was a successful British deception operation of the Second World War to disguise the 1943 Allied invasion of Sicily. Two members of British intelligence obtained the body of Glyndwr Michael, a tramp who died from eating rat poison, dressed him as an officer of the Royal Marines and placed personal items on him identifying him as the fictitious Captain (Acting Major) William Martin. Correspondence between two British generals that suggested that the Allies planned to invade Greece and Sardinia, with Sicily as merely the target of a feint, was also placed on the body.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mincemeat

JohnM

You really suck at this, the first Google link is this Wikipedia entry and your above post is simply a brief summation of the very first sentence!

Thank you for confirming that you actually had to Google it.

What you don't know is that I contributed to the article on Wikipedia. So, you lose again....

Are you really sure you want to continue with this conversation, or is it your massive ego that doesn't allow you to stop?

Btw, I'm still waiting for the answers to my two questions. Didn't you have enough time to Google them? Want so more.... what about 30 minutes?