Patton Museum Update - General George Patton Collection.wmv

[@eltolits8147]

Greatest general of all time

[@Goran-zc2qw]

One of the greatest.

[@markusadanitsch648]

Surely Not maybe one of the silliest clad one Clown🥱🙄😬

[@TheStratman007]

Outstanding!

[@allentonelli8395]

I was at Fort Knox for basic training and had the honor of touring that museum.

[@MartyInLa]

My hero, and my favorite movie. I've been to the Patton Museum Chiriaco Summit in California.

[@jackvarrella981]

I have been there also, a very nice and informative place to visit. Seeing a uniform he once wore was very nice

[@Turtleman2-m2b]

The Patton museum is at Fort Knox Kentucky. I've been there. Awesome museum!

[@mervynjones1759]

If only we had him today !

[@samuelplacensia753]

He was born and raised in the San Gabriel Valley in Los Angeles California. He was an L.A. native.

[@JohnKemipa]

My dad, a Tank Unit commander, had a great opinion of his CO. But he agreed that General Patton “didn’t talk sweet”.

[@MarceloGuina-ie9zn]

He Was a Big Hero!!!

[@tcarroll3954]

Thank you!

[@catholiccrusader5328]

Fantastic!

[@shoe2241]

i wish they would have left it at fort knox kentucky!!!

[@timholtzclaw8930]

That's where I saw it.

[@deangelos1980]

I was in the Marine Corps then I joined the Army when I got hurt during deployment came back and I use to work their when I was retiring been all through tbat building

[@ricardoconradopaleracio2406]

What if he was in Philippines Island during WW2 instead of General Mc Arthur would the outcome be different?

[@billyshane3804]

Patton was no druggie, unlike Adolph and Mega Druggie Goering. George S Patton - Champion & Legend RIP

[@alcondragon]

Always remember, the people at the top always have a secret agenda, and YOU are the tools used to achieve it.

[@666toysoldier]

I have accumulated 7 books about Patton, including "Fighting Patton---George S. Patton Jr. through the eyes of his enemies." A fascinating man from a very "different" family. Carlo D'Este's biography is, in my opinion, better than the Ladislas Farrago book that the movie was made from. He was in some ways a great general, but he made his share of mistakes.

[@phillipgriffin]

The audio on this video is terrible. And the music just makes it more difficult to understand what the narrator is saying.

[@urnotgodabehito5941]

Hey Yall...WDRB or Fox News was everywhere at the Patton Shrine yesterday. I heard they are having some kind of big parking lot 9/11 party there today? I missed the news yesterday. Is this really true? I'll have to check into that personally I suppose.

[@zoltanszilvassy8715]

He knew 'we' had to keep going right into Russia. Politics got in the way. 41C

[@dougshelton69]

Quit going after they give the Tiger 2 back to germany😢

[@Elmer-hf1je]

Patton was eliminated, he was a Thorn in the side of Truman a none military man , and Patton being a very verbal soldier ,would have stirred the 💩 after the war with criticism’s of politicians etc ! Let’s be honest 99.9 % of people would have survived the accident especially at the speed they were travelling at ! I could be totally wrong, but after Kennedy , the lies of Vietnam , Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King , etc etc I don’t have much faith in what the people at the top ,tell me !

[@tickles5289]

Truman was an artillery officer in WW1. What are you talking about?

[@Elmer-hf1je]

When a lot of ex military personnel leave the service, some become politicians and can easily fall into “ The Club “ mentality, keep your nose clean and you can do well ,with all the financial rewards that will come your way. This is why Trump doesn’t fit in , because he wants to rock the boat ,and all those with cushy jobs don’t like him because of that ! Example what has Biden achieved for the American people in 50 years of being in congress, sweet FA , the cost of living through the roof ! What I was getting at , that Patton was a loose cannon and they and the powers that be would rather do without him , hence the parallel with Trump! This is all I have to say on the matter , you believe what you want to , that is what freedom of speech is all about , my thoughts are the other way! Stay happy and healthy , bye!

[@ignacioremis4624]

With the rank of Captain ​@@tickles5289

[@burtvhulberthyhbn7583]

"Patton was eliminated" by a drunk driver just like so many people are killed today. Not everything can be explained by conspiracy nonsense

[@leonleo6730]

🤣редкостный бред, особенно в некоторых комментариях. После того, что делала "европа" (во главе с немецкими нацистами и не сильно отставшими от них венграми, румынами, итальянцами, испанцами, финнами, датчанами, бельгийцами, французами, шведами, норвежцами и пр.) в оккупированной части СССР, у бойцов было одно всеобщее желание - отомстить, убить как можно больше этих животных. Смешно представить советского солдата, чей образовательный уровень на тот моменту уже был выше среднеевропейского, каким-то зоофилом, испытывающим вожделение к тем, кто в его глазах, потерял право называться человеком. И тем больше должна быть благодарность к победителям, которые (и в лице командования и в лице рядовых солдат) смогли пересилить свои чувства и не устроить геноцид (такой, какой например предлагали устроить немцам те-же англичане)

[@SamLukie]

Russia defeats the Nazis. U.S. takes the credit.

[@Peace2U-ec6es]

Russia? Go back and read history. Germany was defeated by the Allied nations which the US supplied most of the logistical support, men, and equipment. Russia wasn't even a country in 1945. Maybe you meant to say the Soviet Union but that would have been just as wrong.

[@MarkhamMills-c6w]

Stalin admitted with out the help of America they would not have made it. He also said the German soldier one on one was a far better soldier than the Russian, check your history it came from Stalin himself.

[@Peace2U-ec6es]

@@SamLukie America supplied the Soviet Union with $11.3 Billion in lend lease aid, which the Soviets finally paid back $675 Million- 60 years after the war ended.

[@kevingalonski7782]

Patton na not really a that good ov a commander anybody can win battles with overwhelming fire power and men I put him at nearly at the bottom of the list with montgomery

[@gasgod7404]

Kevin Galonski not true at all but think how you want lol

[@thomasmurallo9688]

i don,t thinkyou read much from your comment on g patton.,a good guess you did not serve in the military........do you smoke weed.

[@dallasmars2]

Patton was worth 10 montys