The Red Tia Bracati, I think, which of course is Romanian for Achtung Achtung.

It's getting more rewarding. It certainly is. I'm Al Murray and you're listening to We Have

Ways That Make You Talk for Any New Comers, a quick word of explanation. This is the Second

World War podcast which rambles off up blind alleys and gets trapped in small haylofts

just as the Germans come storming into the front yard. We have almost no discipline and

very little respect for authority. If you're looking for a linear narrative, you've come to

the wrong place. But if you want to find out about Forgotten Heroes and Destiny Villains,

this is the place for you. Thank you, Al and we've had a lot of questions

into our hashtag We Have Ways and we're planning to answer as many of those as we can

over the next 45 minutes or so. So please do keep sending them in. We'll do our level

best to answer as many as we possibly can. There's certainly leaning us down some fascinating

parts and how about a few kind words for the ridiculously underappreciated Brigadier

Frederick Morgan and his regrettory out of print memoir Over Ture to Overland, Overlord

Lads. That's my friend Mike Doleland who's in Washington. He's an editor of History

magazine in the USA and a fine fellow he is too. Yeah, well, Frederick Morgan is actually

serves in his brigade commander. If I remember rightly in Norway in 1940, you know, rather

sort of failed in the day. Yeah, yeah, to bark or not at sea, but on land. Well, they

do quite well at sea, but on land, certainly they don't. The British Army doesn't do particularly

well. It comes back and yeah, in April 1943, he's made a Kossak, which is Chief of Staff

of the Supreme Allied Commander and they and his team are given the tools with which to

kind of start doing early preliminary plans for Operation Overlord, which is going to

be D-Day and the Inversion of Normandy. Yeah. So they've basically got someone in who

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