Question

how were allied troops able to defeat the german advance at the battle of the bulge?
attacks by patton on one side combined with attacks by montgomery on the other.
large numbers of soldiers in bradleys army forced the germans to surrender.
low german supplies and local resistance strongly supported allied forces.
constant reinforcements by ship and effective air support helped allied forces.

Explanation:

At the Battle of the Bulge, General George Patton's Third Army attacked from the south - east, while Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery's forces attacked from the north - west. This two - pronged attack (a classic military strategy of encirclement and pressure from multiple directions) put the German forces in a difficult position. The German troops were stretched thin, facing attacks from two sides, which disrupted their lines and eventually led to their defeat.

Answer:

Attacks by Patton on one side combined with attacks by Montgomery on the other.