German Army Group B

German Army Group B was a major military formation in Nazi Germany during World War II, responsible for large-scale operations on the Western Front, especially in 1942-1945. It comprised multiple armies and commanded significant offensive and defensive actions across occupied territories. The group played a key role in battles such as the Battle of Normandy and later fought against the advancing Allied forces in Western Europe. Under various commanders, Army Group B remained a central element of Germany’s military efforts until the war’s end in 1945, coordinating efforts to repel the Allies and defend German-held territory.