Why did Montgomery, who was all-powerful in North Africa in World War II, get angry frequently in Europe?

It is an exaggeration to say that Montgomery is all-powerful in North Africa. Montgomery in North Africa is no match for Rommel. One battle of El Alamein blew up in the sky, and people still ran away. Today, let's talk about the reasons why the market garden failed.

First, the allies seriously underestimated the strength of the Germans. They think that the Germans have lost their fighting spirit after the battle of Normandy and a series of subsequent battles. But the fact is that the main force of the German army has not been greatly affected at all, and Normandy is just an unexpected thing. Some Germans retreated from western Belgium. They are retreating to Haimas, Germany, and need to cross this corridor on the way. However, the Allies only focused on the Edhoven-Anheng line, completely ignoring the 15 Army commanded by General Feng Zangen. In other words, they didn't count the 15 army at all. From September 5 to September 22, a total of 82,000 Germans, 530 cannons and 4,600 vehicles of various types crossed the Sheikh River. They naturally ignored the 15th Army, and they paid the price for it.

The second point is that the weather is really bad, but it is a controversial and clumsy excuse, especially after the failure of the allied "market garden" operation. Even if the weather is bad and it always rains, there will always be times when it doesn't rain. Besides, the paratroopers dispersed when they dropped into Anheng, and it was a joke to occupy the bridge.

The third point is that the Allies failed to heed the warning of Dutch resistance: Hohenstaufen's tanks have arrived near Anheng. Montgomery didn't want to hear this information, and then it was ignored.

The British army advanced too slowly and failed to seize the opportunity at the critical moment. They actually rested in Valkenswaard for one night. When they approached Ed Hoffen, they stopped the whole 30th Army just because of some 88mm guns. They completely lost the opportunity. Precious time is lost like this. On the contrary, Germans clearly know the importance of time.

There is a problem in the geographical choice of British and American paratroopers airborne. As a result, it takes a long time for paratroopers to reach their targets, and the paratroopers of the first airborne division have to walk 10 kilometers to reach the Rhine River. The battle plan of the allied forces was also mastered by the Germans.

Facts have proved that it is very dangerous to use only a limited number of roads (Belgian border-Anheng). "Market Garden" is a perfect plan in theory and worth a try, but in fact it is too ambitious. The battle of Anheng was not defeated. What do brave paratroopers use against SS equipped with assault guns, leopard tanks, semi-tracked vehicles and "Tiger King" tanks? The battle of "Market Garden" failed in Nijmegen, which borders Belgium and the Netherlands. When something went wrong, Anheng's 1st Paratrooper Division paid the price.