George C Patton - Famous Generals - The Big Picture

[@kuehnel16]

Ever since I watched PATTON at drive in with my parents. I was hooked

[@gsm45]

Thank you for posting this ! I have never seen most of this footage and am greatful to you for sharing it.

[@dougmoore5252]

Praise God for Patton when we we needed him.

[@nonamegame9857]

I love this posting and it's great to hear how Ronnie Reagan was becoming a politician even back then especially with the selective editing of the Sicily incidents as in plural.

[@noegiducos5609]

I love to hear Ronald Reagan narrate and give speech.

[@nonamegame9857]

@@noegiducos5609 Do you also love it when you are cooking ground beef that you will not discover the maggots within it because you already cooked it 🙄

[@Blitz9H]

@@nonamegame9857 Lovely individual you

[@josephbuckley1574]

Actually, George's middle intitial is S, for Smith. Gen. George Smith Patton. 'C' was the middle initial of the actor who played in in the movie, George C. Scott.

[@slicko69ng]

I was just about to say the same thing.

[@your_royal_highness]

funny. Scott had the voice that Patton should have had though

[@kellywright540]

Thank you!

[@davesmith6624]

Old Blood and Guts was a great,great general

[@redzenith0488]

George C. Scott or George S. Patton: Get it right!

[@heyman5911]

General Patton devoted to his God Almighty devoted to his family to his beloved country and to his fellow soldiers even to death he was buried among his soldiers 3rd army

[@MichelDieleman]

The greatest general the world has ever known !!!

[@thevillaaston7811]

...in which dream?

[@sanjaylaxman4652]

Correct

[@unitedwestand5100]

Who was General George C Patton? I've never heard of him.

[@MichelDieleman]

@@unitedwestand5100 Says enough with your C...

[@unitedwestand5100]

@@MichelDieleman ,. Its not my C. I didnt title this Documentary...

[@deanjackson8983]

The best combat secret is: The 91 Infantry Brigade of U.S. Expeditionary Army, WW1, all had printed the 91 Psalms, Bible, and all agreed to recite it daily, subsequently the 91st Brigade was engaged in 3 of the bloodiest battles, other American units next to them had 90% casualties and the 91st Brigade suffered NO casualties. We need to live for God and Country. Make Jesus Lord of your life and savior of your sin, stop sin and be holy and read the Bible to know God = heaven, refuse God's offer of heaven and you get hell fire for ever in the devil's kingdom Even Patton prayed the weather prayer and the weather cleared up.

[@resolvedwhite1743]

I agree

[@ArcticHellfire]

"He called a spade a spade.."

[@ranjandasgupta2995]

As a teenager, in 70s I came to know of General Patton through ww11 movies & books. However I first came across the name Patton, when U.S. supplied tanks to Pakistan in 1965 war.But realised in 70s on whom the tanks were named.

[@hugojaviergr9934]

IMPRESIONANTE un soldado que amaba la infanteria y DIOS AMA A LA INFANTERIA.

[@howardamey7767]

It is George S. Patton.

[@swvaroot]

How did you do there? Which battle did you win ?

[@lynnkramer1211]

His glory, our blood and guts.

[@11B30Inf]

This is how Gen Patton voice really sounds like. Not that actor George C Scott portraying the General.... 23:23

[@f08slash]

please what's the name of the music on 3:35 ?

[@websitemartian]

15:17 sound

[@1339LARS]

He´s guts our blood, was the saying of the day !

[@somethingelse4878]

Yes many GI disliked him for risking them. As said our blood, his guts He worried okw the German high command though

[@kurtnmia]

They must have offered Walter a lot of money to do this intro. He did not seem very happy, I think he was practicing for his roll in "Failsafe". He wore the same suit,same glasses and had same attitude. He even pronounced Reagan's name wrong.

[@unitedwestand5100]

I've never heard of George C Patton Who was he?

[@swvaroot]

Well exhibited ignorance ! Thanks for displaying it.

[@tiamatxvxianash9202]

Another great film. Not mentioned is that after his illustrious career he choose to be buried with his men in Europe. Most top leaders rest at Arlington, but he sleeps with his 3rd Army men in Luxembourg. Very hallowed ground indeed.

[@trxxxplex]

thumbs up if your watching this because it reminds u of call of duty 2 and 3

[@lawrencewright2816]

George S. Patton.

[@krukpolny8505]

General Anders and General Patton. You Tube.

[@dave623]

George C. Patton, the conqueror of Manila!

[@dave623]

@@TreeofLiberty1791 THATS THE JOKE

[@MothaLuva]

16:19..??? -> Rorkes Drift 1879? Vienna in 1529 and 1683? etc. etc. etc.

[@swvaroot]

You won't be near where he rest in glory ! Get used to the heat !

[@MUSTBUYRIGHT]

leaders are born, not created by family money.

[@Airhonninsstories]

Legends says "It will take more than 10 years to change the C to S" 😁😜✌️

[@bearing44]

George S Patton. Not George C Scott.

[@jimmihotdog3469]

GREAT FILM BUT WHY DID HE CALL IT AN "INVASION" OF NORTH AFRICA

[@sanjaylaxman4652]

God he is

[@LaughingGravy31]

About as good and about as many as tank3ful. Why don't you ask him the same question, seeing as it was his post I replied to?

[@Commandoj251]

MR WILSON!

[@Dad44315]

Blood and guts, brought to you by beer and cigarettes from the great coach Walter Matthau. Coach of Bad News Bears. Grumpy old man. Great great actor, even more funnier in real life. I knew him well.. and then you put President Ronald Reagan in there with him. I knew him well, I knew George Patton. I voted for Reagan, got drunk with Walter, and patton stole my grandpappy's pistol in a poker game. True story.

[@kurtnmia]

George C.? George s Patton. They must have been thinking of George C. Scott who played Patton.

[@your_royal_highness]

Ronald Reegan? That’s how mattheu pronounced it. Funny

[@lynnkramer1211]

Shells went through the Sherman Tank like shit through a goose. What a bad choice. Killed many young men. Patton was a pompus ass. I'll him to his face some day.

[@billhuber2964]

my uncle served under "old blood and guts".

[@MegaPetchi]

malade

[@jesusrolandohernandezperez4381]

Patton war robots

[@MegaPetchi]

n'oublis pas ta dignité

[@spacecatboy2962]

they skipped over talking about this pampered heroes abuse of soldiers in the hospital

[@wesfortney5294]

I think it should be highlighted that he bitch slapped some shirkers. It does an Army good to keep that coward/malingering shit in check

[@markzimmerman7279]

In the German army they would have shot them

[@LaughingGravy31]

Are you kidding? Patton couldn't even take Metz for nearly 3 months in autumn 1944. He was useless when coming up against good defences and fortified positions. Totally inflexible and incapable of changing tactics when the situation demanded it. Patton was no good at butting heads against a tough enemy that could defend well. If he couldn't outflank or encircle the enemy he was useless at moving forwards.

[@markzimmerman7279]

Fixed fortifications are a monument to the stupidity of man

[@sethhamby9405]

just stuff it.

[@Snoopy-JoeCool]

I have read several books about Patton not all were on his side but never have I seen that he was incapable of changing tactics. As for the Metz push he was ordered to halt because his army could not be supplied adequately. Literally his tanks were running out of gas. As for moving forward he was as aggressive as you can get by pushing his men to the brink. He swept the highly mechanized 3rd army across Northern France at breakneck speed. His army captured 956,000 enemy and inflicted 500,000 casualties. You try to make a claim that he was over rated as a battle commander but fail and instead achieve a bunch of nonsensical comments.

[@bendewet1057]

Oh Bollocks to you, Buddy!