'Patton,' the war movie released in 1970 directed by Franklin J. Schaffner and starring George C. Scott, has the most memorable quote from the genre.
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Army quote of the day by George Patton: 'I don't measure a man's success by how high he climbs…'
Summary and Key Points: George S. Patton’s legend wasn’t built on polish or patience—it was built on resilience. -From early ...
So much has been written about George S. Patton, America's colorful and arguably most successful modern general, that one is tempted to wonder what else is there is left to say? Michael Keane's book ...
Very few World War II veterans alive today can say they followed Gen. George Patton onto the beaches of Normandy before joining his soldiers for the fierce fight against Nazis through France and ...
"Silence Patton: First Victim of the Cold War" aims to "prove to the viewer that he was silenced because his views didn’t go along with the status quo," says the filmmaker. By Paul Bond General George ...
In a remarkable find, the deathbed “toe tag” of World War II Gen. George S. Patton shows that “old blood and guts” died from injuries in a car crash, not an assassination by Soviet forces as claimed ...
Few generals have had the lasting impact that Gen. George S. Patton has had. Patton, who commanded the US's 7th Army in Europe and the Mediterranean during World War II, is perhaps just as well known ...
US Army Gen. George S. Patton once said that "the object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his." Decades later, the rights holder to the Patton namesake is ...
General George S. Patton, one of the most revered, skilled and yet controversial figures in American military lore, reached the coastal city of Messina and secured the liberation of Sicily on this day ...
After nine months, the General George Patton Museum is laying out its welcome mat today over a newly poured and covered walkway as officials invite visitors inside to enjoy the facility upgrades and ...
LOS ANGELES – While historians generally date the start of the Cold War to 1947, a new film suggests that General George Patton may have actually been its first victim two years earlier. Robert ...
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