In December 1944, as the Battle of the Bulge raged across the frozen Ardennes, the Allied command faced an impossible situation. The 101st Airborne was surrounded in Bastogne, German armor was advancing, and the winter was the worst Europe had seen in decades. In the middle of this crisis, a confrontation unfolded that would shape the outcome of the war: General Omar Bradley facing General George S. Patton, while Eisenhower watched the tension build behind them.