Which controversial general commanded the us 7th army in the allied conquest of sicily? dwight eisenhower bernard montgomery george patton douglas macarthur

The correct answer is C.) George Patton!

The General that commanded the US 7th Army in the Allied conquest of Sicily was George Patton.

The Allied invasion of Sicily began on the night of 9 to 10 July 1943 and ended on August 17th with a victory by the Allies. The invasion of the island was called Operation Husky and began with a large amphibious and aerial operation, followed by a six-week land campaign, and began the Italian campaign.

The allied plan involved the landing of two armies in the south and southeast of Sicily. The two allied armies selected were the American 7th Army and the British 8th Army, under the command of Generals George Patton and Bernard Montgomery, respectively. The 7th Army of Patton had to disembark between Licata and Gela, while the 8th Army of Montgomery did so in the province of Syracuse.

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