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The Administrative History of the Operations of 21 Army Group on the Continent of Europe, 6 June 1944-8 May 1945 (1945) is a comprehensive logistical study detailing how Field Marshal Montgomery’s British and Canadian forces were sustained from D-Day to V-E Day. Covering Normandy, the advance through Belgium and Holland, and the Rhine crossing, it documents the supply, transport, and maintenance of divisions, including port operations post-Cherbourg and extended supply lines. The report traces the administrative planning and challenges behind major operations, Normandy landings, the Seine advance, and Operation Plunder, offering a 'restricted' insight into the logistical backbone that enabled rapid Allied advances, from fuel and ammunition distribution to ration management and the mitigation of delays across France and the Ardennes.
