This is a fabulous book. It's the third of a triligy, but I read this one because I prefer the parts where we're winning.
It's a great detailed description of the war in Europe, starting a bit before d-day. It's full of quotes from meetings, newspapers, diaries, letters home, tombstones, great moving stuff. The proximity fuze and Ultra are properly credited.
"Winston Churchill can't be an alcoholic, because no alcoholic could drink that much."
Patton was incredible. He stood over a battlefield, the earth churned up, with burning vehicles and body parts littering the landscape. "I love this" he wrote to his wife, who was apparently as fierce as he was.