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Despite Patton's...not so hidden resentment of the Soviets, Stalin actually liked the guy and his aggressiveness. Though he didn't recieve the Order, he did receive an equivalent Order, the Order of Kutuzov.

I dont know about the music but the real George Patton died very shortly after the war in an automobile accident and is buried with his soldiers in a military cemetery in Europe. This movie came out along time after that so Patton never saw the movie.

This music is Moroccan, it is called the "55 th" and is played by the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Moroccan Royal Guard

Like a good American he loved submissive fellows instead of other competitive superpower

@@LagoRancoHelicopterTours that ain’t just an American thing

​@@LagoRancoHelicopterToursYou need a correction: He likes respectful nations who are strong and courageous enough to fight while acknowledging the contributions of their allies, rather than arrogant psudeo superpowers who rape and massacre all of Eastern Europe while pretending to be "liberators".

I came here to ask the same question. The Internet is not helping.

Ahhh perhaps because good part of Morocco is in the Sahara desert?

@@five_o_fever9381, you’re right! Maybe it’s because horses don’t work as well as camels in the desert.

Recon and intel gathering in the vast desert where no vehicle can reach.. camel units is no longer exists now

Morocco is our oldest ally. The First Nation to recognize us as a nation. Hat tip 🎩

@aymen I take it that you're Moroccan Or Is Tunisian ?

@@fourleafclover2885 This I was never aware of I never heard this before

@@ssabp8313 It's true. On December 20, 1777, Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah, known under the name of Mohammed III, made Morocco the first sovereign state to recognize de facto independence of the United States by granting the navigators of the American colonies the right of stowage in the ports of his kingdom

@@hamben6325 Not just that he also helped the Americans with soldiers and weapons in their war against the British

www.historyanswers.co.uk/history-of-war/john-riley-st-patricks-battalion-part-2-the-long-fight-for-freedom/ Never happened.

Nikolaos Seenopoulos You’re right I found that out it was a picture someone took.

However they did it poles were the first to go out and fight the fascists where is the rest of Europe was only too glad and too. Willing to appease them

@George Alexandru, even though he did that, he was a MASSIVELY respected General and an old fighter. In fact, he was part of the raid to capture Pancho Villa.

@George Alexandru The thing u don't know is that the Moroccan army is one of the most professional armies on earth we should never forget that this army is the one who defeated the Germans in Italy and made the way for the allies to attack Hitler from another front

Technically that's the Grand Cordon, not Grand Cross but it is often mistranslated as Grand Cross becasue that's the English translation of the equivalent award for the _Légion d'honneur._

And the lions tremble at his approach.

Comparing a cowardly chickenhawk grifter to Patton? Fairly insulting to Patton.

@@flyboy152 I would think thay ANY admirer of Patton has to be Republican... I am..you are obviously not..... That weird to me... By the way I never compared The Donald with Patton....who says I am comparing ?

@@hephaestus198 Yes, because Republicans have a very narrow view of what constitutes patriotism in this country.

@@flyboy152 well ! ! Your "good guy" has the border open to any non-screened non-skilled people under a destructive concept of no-borders "nation", and has an obsession to increase, stimulate, propagate, impose racial tension with his "Critical Race Theory" that is totally racist against whites and..all this is patriotic ? Policy of Dems: Divide...Policy of Glorious Trump 24: Unite and make America greater... AND...Don't take me wrong.... surprise...I am not white...

@@hephaestus198 Yes, just open up your skull, and fill the big empty space with Newsmax & OANN bullshit, you'll be fine.

Go see the Old Guard wearing Blue & Buff….

@John Gilliam I wont go that far but close. Scott was a professional with a great voice to play Pattion

He played Patton better than Patton played Patton.

He played a better Patton that the real Patton could have.

Yep.

He coulda been Mussolini, too.

The whole colonial french army stationed in morocco were at german intel officers disposal

Having seen recent videos of them playing, they still sound really impressive.

@@kutter_ttl6786 I see.

@BUBB RUBB Well we are comparing them to Middle Eastern bands but we do know that, sorry.

The Egyptian military band tho… good lord they’re terrible

are u making a point ? Algeria and Morc. were French "Protectorans" .

First, Vichy France had ceased to exist by 1944, and second, Normandy was never a part of Vichy. So, get your facts right before you post bullshit.

@@flyboy152 .Just making a fact check to see who's on the ball in the comment section. You just made a 3-pointer (no pun intended 😉👍)

@@swvaroot see above⬆️ comment..😉👍 ..

rofl at calling vichy france a "neutral" country. Allies did do things against the will of neutrals at times but to call Vichy "neutral" is a joke

Quite Barbaric

Yep noticed that too. Should have use the standard weapon of the Morocco troops at the time of the shooting of the movie 😁

@Kilo Byte What are you babbling about speaking cabbage?

@Kilo Byte Hans? My name is Krister Andersson

Yes, and many Moors came to colonial America but few people know it.

@@swvaroot well your skin colour gives it away

Boy, oh boy, the one time Patten shows manners and he's getting grief for it. 😅 But your points are well taken

Patton Autocorrect is my worst enema

Very!

You are so stupid. Those are the Moroccan Royal guards and you shoul know the kingdom of Morocco are one of the first countries how fight ISIS . Take a book and learn.

@@chafikperez6041 do you smell like them

@@vallenatos26 fuck you I dont have time to loos with stupids. Keeo on.

@@chafikperez6041 when is the last time you bathed

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