The Ghost Army was ordered to make a mad dash across France to lend a hand to General George Patton's Third Army. In Patton's haste to capture the fortress city of Metz, near the German border ...

George Patton spent the first half of 1944 in charge ... Members of what would come to be known as the “Ghost Army” built inflatable tanks and other vehicles, staging them to be observed ...

Patton, was holding positions along the banks ... members of what was known as the Ghost Army. Their job was to create fake tanks, fake artillery and even fake camps to trick the German army ...

The Ghost Army had a huge impact on the war and they ... I met a guy once who was a tanker under Patton. And he had never heard of this unit,” said Beyer. “He said, ‘I think this unit ...

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In September 1944, the Ghost Army helped fill a gap in Gen. George Patton's line during an attack on the Germans in the French city of Metz. “They end up holding this part of the line for eight ...

George Patton’s Army, which suffered heavy casualties. But his dad made it home. “I think about how these stories are intertwined,” he said. “How, as one Ghost Army veteran put it ...

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DALLAS — With inflatable tanks, radio trickery, costume uniforms and acting, the American military units that became known as the Ghost Army outwitted the enemy during World War II. Their ...