I should know this, but what was the fastest advance in military history? I'm thinking it was Rommel's army after winning at Gazala and pursuing the British to El Alamein.
Michael
US to Baghdad, 2003?
That's the other one that occurred to me. Guess it's Gazala to El Alamein versus Kuwait border to Baghdad.
Anywhere where somebody declared 'Free Beer'.
What about Guderian and Rommel in France? From first shots at the Ardennes to reaching the French coast was 11 days.