Surrounded and outnumbered at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge, American General McAuliffe received a German demand to surrender. His entire reply: "NUTS!" The 101st Airborne held the town against everything thrown at it until Patton's tanks broke through. American defiance, in one word.
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What happened on December 22 in American history?
In 1944: "Nuts!" at Bastogne. Surrounded and outnumbered at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge, American General McAuliffe received a German demand to surrender.
Why is December 22 significant?
Surrounded and outnumbered at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge, American General McAuliffe received a German demand to surrender. His entire reply: "NUTS!" The 101st Airborne held the town against everything thrown at it until Patton's tanks broke through. American defiance, in one word.
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