The Battle of the Bulge influenced American culture postwar by inspiring films and literature.

Because it inspired books and movies that depicted its heroics and dramatic occurrences, the Battle of the Bulge had a profound impact on American culture in the years following World War II. The public was profoundly affected by this crucial fight, which took place in the winter of 1944–1945 and demonstrated the valor of American soldiers as well as the brutality of war. Numerous books and movies depicted the hardship and sacrifice of those involved. By ensuring that the legacy of the Battle of the Bulge remained a potent and persistent theme in narrative and media, this artistic focus contributed to the shaping of the collective memory of World War II in American society.