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...On December 22, 1944, during the Battle of the Bulge, General Anthony McAuliffe received an ultimatum demanding surrender from the German commander. His official reply was brief and succinct: “NUTS!” The men of the 101st Airborne successfully defended their position for four days until reinforcements arrived. For his gallantry, General McAuliffe was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by General Patton. His one word reply also earned him a new moniker: General McAuliffe was known as “Nuts” for the rest of his career.
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"Nuts!":
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If one really reads the question and the answer, a serious error is discovered. Perhaps the question should be asked about WWII not WWI, because the date given in the answer is during the WWII. Now, was there another General with the same name that gave a one word answer during WWI?
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