The Battle of Dieppe.

There are ways of gaining information about the enemy's defence system. Instead of attacking an enemy without thinking of the consequences first there will be harsh outcomes in the end. If they thought through this whole attack they would know the outcome. What the General could of done is that send in some of the troops to see what would happen and then if nothing goes wrong with the plan than we could have a full attack. That should work. There are so much more that the Allied forces could have done to prevent what had happened.

The Battle of Dieppe was a poor structured attack due to the no experienced that the soldiers had. The Allied soldiers that were supervising this attack had no experience or very little experience to help improve the attack. Any person would know that one would have to be well prepared and need to understand that u can't win a war just by fighting foolishly and running to a battle with very weak preparations. When someone has the knowledge that the Nazis have already invaded and succeeded when capturing land for example they have already occupied a vast variety of countries across Europe. (The Rhine land, Poland, the Sara region etc.) Since the Allied forces know that the Nazis has concurred that many land they should be more and well prepared instead of throwing them soldiers out to die like what they did. Since they didn't prepare enough for this battle 1,946 Allied soldiers were captured many of them were Canadian.

The Dieppe Battle could have had a better outcome if only the Allied forces could understand the meaning of preparation. We wouldn't have lost so many lives if the soldiers had a better training and a better leader to lead them through the battle. They rushed things and therefore had the worst outcome possible and that is losing the battle and losing innocent lives that could have been saved.