Das Reich faced numerous challenges during their journey from Monomah to Normandy, including resistance from the French Marquis and the destruction of their fuel reserves.
The division arrived in Normandy two weeks later than planned, contributing to the success of the Allies in taking Car and Sherbo.
The journey cost the lives of many Marquis fighters and innocent civilians, while Das Reich suffered minimal casualties.
The division's delay in reaching Normandy was due to the destruction of their tanks and the need to secure fuel reserves.
Das Reich's journey showcases the challenges and complexities of warfare during World War II.