Eisenhower Visits Patton's Grave, Luxembourg, 09/28/1946 (full)

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  • @maniacattack8426
    @maniacattack8426 5 лет назад +61

    Patton was a true american hero. May he rest in peace.

    • @The-kr9rb
      @The-kr9rb 4 года назад

      @@efrainvillalobos5540 So they are both Capitalist AND Communist? *what?*

    • @efrainvillalobos5540
      @efrainvillalobos5540 4 года назад

      @Henry Longshanks.@@@ GREAT MINDS
      THINK ALIKE. ***

  • @luismanuel2612
    @luismanuel2612 6 лет назад +42

    I visited the American cemetery in Luxembourg, years ago. It's one of the most touching places I ever been...

    • @ordoneright
      @ordoneright 5 лет назад +2

      I was there in 1965. Still haunts me.

    • @glennyork6800
      @glennyork6800 Год назад

      Ditto, they moved his grave to front between the two flag poles bc of so many wanting to pay their respects. Love going to Bastogne & surrounding area..

  • @jamiesworkshop3198
    @jamiesworkshop3198 7 лет назад +19

    Thank you for sharing this footage! It's great to see raw and uncut film. Patton was certainly the General we needed and still need today. May his spirit live on and continue to inspire Americans to live and fight for this great country. He knew how to lead and inspire his men. I wish we had more footage of Patton speaking on camera, I like to see the man and hear his words.
    The world now knows the truth that he didn't die in a traffic accident as we were told in school. The powers that be (were) couldn't let this firebrand remain alive since he would not bow down to their wishes. He didn't give a damn for those above him and would say what he knew was the truth. They had no leverage on him.

    • @RB-yg7jw
      @RB-yg7jw 5 лет назад

      BS, he was relieved of his command, and headed into retirement, but for the vehicle accident. MacArthur ended up getting the same, and he had a 5th star, so don’t say our civilian government cannot control our military officers. Many end up being checked, McCrystal being the most recent. What makes these men great is their ability to push the boundaries to get the job done, right up to insubordination. Some of them cross the line, and Presidents have to take action or our constitutional requirement of civilian control of the military goes out the window. We’ll curse the day that ever happens.

  • @paulsimmons5726
    @paulsimmons5726 5 лет назад +27

    It's so ironic that Patton's career involved so many campaigns, engagements, and battles and yet he was taken by an auto accident.
    Old Blood and Guts!

    • @jamestaylor2237
      @jamestaylor2237 4 года назад

      I've seen a interview with other soldiers who now say that it's a fact, and the stories of many a soldier of that a lot of people wanted patents dead for fear of Another War

    • @1932denise
      @1932denise 4 года назад +1

      No accident !

    • @thomasmcdaniel6264
      @thomasmcdaniel6264 3 года назад

      It was NO accident.

  • @bcwest56
    @bcwest56 7 лет назад +28

    Patton couldn't keep his mouth shut because he wasn't a politician, but, because of his opinions he had to keep his mouth shut. To hell with the politicians. And up the truthsayers!

    • @tomcat7843
      @tomcat7843 4 года назад

      When the shit it the fan Ike unleadef Patton

  • @markd1672
    @markd1672 7 лет назад +88

    I wish we had Patton today.

    • @paulkcormier
      @paulkcormier 5 лет назад +11

      we do !!!!!mr trump stands up to all the bullshit ……...

    • @terryconder3917
      @terryconder3917 5 лет назад +4

      @@paulkcormier Ask Patton what he thought about Russia, do not think Patton would stand with Trump

    • @paulkcormier
      @paulkcormier 5 лет назад +4

      @@terryconder3917 already know ....are you a Russian Boogeyman snowflake horrible collectivism yarn spinner cold war part 2 American ?? Trump wins again wtf makes u think Trump likes them he just withdrew USA front nuke pact doesn't this rail in face of your Trump attack ??!?!? Lmfao

    • @terryconder3917
      @terryconder3917 5 лет назад +1

      @@paulkcormier Just repeating Patton, thought you were a Patton fan, so how could you agree with Trump?Without the drama queen shit that you like to include.

    • @paulkcormier
      @paulkcormier 5 лет назад +2

      @@terryconder3917 plz get some sleep ur confused

  • @stevelyons862
    @stevelyons862 9 лет назад +14

    In 1947 Patton's grave was moved to it's present position in front of the terrace and the chapel.
    The building with the balcony is the Grand Ducal Palace, in Luxembourg City, where Ike was visiting Grand Duchess Charlotte.

    • @ppuh6tfrz646
      @ppuh6tfrz646 3 года назад

      Thanks. I was wondering when his grave was moved.

  • @josemoreno3334
    @josemoreno3334 4 года назад +4

    Gen. George S. Patton. War Hero, True American. Rest In Peace.

  • @garybanglebangle7949
    @garybanglebangle7949 5 лет назад +23

    R.I.P. PATTON. Today the army is NOTHING like your army.

  • @blackwolfsaint3500
    @blackwolfsaint3500 5 лет назад +6

    We need more true great American patriots like General Patton around today more than ever i salute this mighty warror of glory rip 👍 👍 👍

  • @tedgamma8650
    @tedgamma8650 3 года назад +4

    One of the true greats in military history and rest in peace

  • @kenowens9021
    @kenowens9021 5 лет назад +2

    Patton gave Eisenhower a lot of headaches, but he achieved everything he set out to do. And if it weren't for his men, those achievements could not be done. When you go to a cemetery like this one, all you think about is "So many!"

  • @ThePossum808
    @ThePossum808 5 лет назад +3

    God bless this American Patriot, may he never be forgotten!

  • @ericprolsdorfer9044
    @ericprolsdorfer9044 5 лет назад +2

    My Granfather Brigadier General James Wellington Younger was on Omar Bradley's staff and his quarter master. Reading my Granfathers memoirs, he spoke about what a great military strategist he was and also the task for the quarter master corps trying to get gas and supplies to Pattons ever moving fast front. My Grandfathers memoir spoke about passing through Bastogne in his big long 1940 army green Dodge general staff car 3 days before the Bulge. My Grandfather and his driver noticed the poor suffering fleeing Belgium refugees with some children walking barefoot in the snow pushing their belongings in a cart. He told the driver to pull over, then both took their boots off and then their army issue green wool socks and handed them out the window to two barefoot children.

  • @sillyone52062
    @sillyone52062 7 лет назад +3

    The legend was that the clock on the Heidelberg hospital stopped the moment when the General died.

  • @kenowens9021
    @kenowens9021 5 лет назад +1

    This must have been the complete film. The shots with the ground make it easier to be edited later into one harmonious film.

  • @jamesbridge6408
    @jamesbridge6408 5 лет назад +3

    Read Patton's autobiography. Awesome piece of history.

  • @oliverdenker8267
    @oliverdenker8267 7 лет назад +68

    I guess Eisenhower wanted to make sure that Patton was really dead...

    • @valeriegriner5644
      @valeriegriner5644 6 лет назад +8

      Great comment. Eisenhower was a Zionist weasel...ugh. I'm sure that Patton "rolled over in his grave," as the saying goes. How disrespectful.

    • @jerryjames9315
      @jerryjames9315 6 лет назад

      Oliver Denker see 2 above!!!

    • @Nutriloc1
      @Nutriloc1 6 лет назад +3

      get another lobotomy.....uncalled for comment idiot

    • @jamesmanzano5231
      @jamesmanzano5231 6 лет назад +10

      Golden Frog Denker is a German word for thinker. Patton got punished by Eisenhower after the war for using Nazi’s as workers when he was told not to. Patton later had a car crash the day before he was supposed to return to America.
      I went to the Patton Museum today at Fort Knox and they showed a diagram that a car going the opposite direction cut Patton and his driver off by turning in front of them. The driver swerved to avoid them. The driver was fine, but Patton got put in the hospital since the right side of the car was hit by a big truck (18 wheeler or something like that). Again, that all happened the day before he was supposed to back to America. While in the hostpital he was recovering good, then 10 days later, he suddenly had a pulmoney something and died that day.
      While it is not likely Eisenhower, it could have been the Russians since Patton wanted to take down the Russians while they were weak. As his famous quote says; “We have defeated the wrong enemy”. Patton, an agressor could have been seen as a threat by the Russians.

    • @robertemanuel7664
      @robertemanuel7664 5 лет назад +1

      Anyone who's read Bill O'Reilly's "Killing Patton" would say you are not joking!!! And after reading it, I wonder: changed my whole former positive view of Ike - what a pussy! Of course, he was subject to George Marshall's directives, who was subject to FDR's, who was kissing Stalin's ass. Patton was the square peg in the round hole - and the best leader we had. But I would not, now, put it past Ike that he at least knew his superiors and counterparts were out to get Patton, especially for his unabashed views on dealing with Russia while the forces were over there.

  • @Declineable
    @Declineable 6 лет назад +6

    It's common for murderers to visit the grave/funeral of their victim.

  • @paulkcormier
    @paulkcormier 5 лет назад +9

    murdered by his own people for telling the truth

  • @ronnysterling7694
    @ronnysterling7694 6 лет назад +6

    How about a George S. Patton Day?? Huh?? Huh???

  • @ronaldbouvette7215
    @ronaldbouvette7215 5 лет назад +3

    I have stood there and saluted Patton myself.

  • @delprice3007
    @delprice3007 5 лет назад +3

    My father was with fourth armor at the time they entered bastogne and pushed thru liege, where for them the fighting was worse.

  • @KRex1961
    @KRex1961 7 лет назад +7

    All I can say is, he should have died in battle, instead of in some pathetic car wreck.

    • @KRex1961
      @KRex1961 7 лет назад

      I know it was, but I wasn't going to say it out right. I only uttered the "official version", not what I've truly known was the reality for years.

  • @carpetfarmer
    @carpetfarmer 7 лет назад +5

    I wonder if Ike was thinking, "you should have listened up, shut up, & played ball". I used to "Like Ike" but not after finding out more about him & his Leopoldville coverup, Patton's death, his leaving thousand of US POW's in N Korea, his Edwards & Holloman AFB agreements, infidelity, etc.. I realize it's lonely at the top & difficult decisions are required but he seemed to lack morals & concern for people "beneath" him, especially if it interferes w/ his career advancement & legacy.

  • @petes.6609
    @petes.6609 8 лет назад +6

    Why is Patton and our other troops buried there I thought our soilders only get buried back home?

    • @Boogie1987
      @Boogie1987 8 лет назад +5

      Petey P most of the buried here are from the battle of the bulge. He was Commander of the 3rd Army the under Eisenhower. And it was Pattons last wish to be buried with his men.

    • @Boogie1987
      @Boogie1987 8 лет назад +4

      Petey P plus we have control of this land forever. That's why we have men buried here.

    • @thorfinthorfin3010
      @thorfinthorfin3010 6 лет назад

      Major decay . They would have been mush by the time they got home.

    • @bobjohnson4373
      @bobjohnson4373 6 лет назад

      60% were sent home.

  • @dduelm
    @dduelm 8 лет назад +2

    It would really be interesting to see if a lip reader could make out some of what was said..

  • @Michaelbos
    @Michaelbos 5 лет назад +2

    They should have listen to this Great leader regarding Russia. Trouble from the end of WWII to now. They were only an allied because The Nazi's attack them. My Dad who was a WWII vet had no use for Ike. Showed up after his Generals drove out the enemy.

  • @MA_808
    @MA_808 5 лет назад +3

    The man who would have and should have been elected President in 1952 --- George S. Patton.

  • @bobbycraig6168
    @bobbycraig6168 5 лет назад +1

    RIP General George Patton May you’re Legacy of Unconquerable Campaigns and you’re Countless Numbers Victories up against the Nazi War Machine In places like North Africa Sicily and even in Europe are Never Be Forgotten Ever !
    😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔

  • @degenetron7590
    @degenetron7590 4 года назад

    Burried with his soldiers

  • @rainmanevans78
    @rainmanevans78 4 года назад

    General Patton was a Warrior - NOT a politician. May we always have someone in charge like him and others to let them do their job

  • @jeffheath5152
    @jeffheath5152 7 лет назад +1

    two once great friends torn apart by the war...sad

  • @omarpasha2968
    @omarpasha2968 4 года назад +1

    General George Patton did not sustain a neck injury in a car accident! He was shot in the neck while in the car! While in the ambulance on his way to the hospital; the ambulance was purposely rammed to finish off Patton. Patton survived it! Patton was miraculously pulling through in the Military Hospital. Patton was placed in a sound-proof room so his screams could not be heard. Patton had wrote his wife, and pleaded with her to get him out of that hospital. Patton told her, "Get me out of here. There trying to kill me". A blood clot was purposely injected into Patton that went to the brain or heart and killed him! Patton had previously said the he could not wait to get back to the states to tell the truth about what was really going on. General Wild Bill Donavon, I had read, ordered that Patton should never be able to return to the States to tell what he had learned! This is what lead to the assassin targeting Patton's car, and shot him in the neck with a high-powered rifle! In the movie "Patton", he came to the conclusion that we should be fighting the Russians not the Germans. But, Patton was still wrong! The culprits are the Rothschild bloodline of Central Bankers who plans and manipulates global wars to monetarily profit handsomely from it! Jacob Rothschild is a stupid and greedy man. The greatest value and God's secrets is contained within every single human being. The real gold, not the fools gold, is contained within the single human being! This inner gold is a high spiritual harmonic of material gold! And, it's called good deeds and righteous thought and behavior! One can see this golden halo around the heads of Prophets and Saints! It comes from within! George Washington Carver had previously given us many secrets when he was developing hundreds of applications from peanuts, and soy beans. George would go out in the woods in the early morning, and ask God questions. And, he would get the answers, according to George. George also said that if you love plants enough; they will reveal their secrets to you! The same formula applies to the single human being who has God's secrets coded into his/her nature. If you love the single human being enough he/she will reveal God's secrets that is coded into his/her nature. Jacob Rothschilds bloodline of crooks love no one at all! As a result, they will never master God's secrets or God will never allow His secrets to be revealed to them!

  • @keiththomas3141
    @keiththomas3141 3 года назад

    We should never forget Patton and all the good things he did.

  • @cindymaceda2999
    @cindymaceda2999 4 месяца назад

    Patton was larger than life, even when he was alive. He inspired his soldiers to sacrifice for their country.

  • @bobbartholomew1435
    @bobbartholomew1435 5 лет назад +1

    Why no Sound with the video ? or CC?

  • @andywerner838
    @andywerner838 5 лет назад +1

    Stupid phone volume can't hear it

  • @MrSchulz777
    @MrSchulz777 4 года назад

    I bet this was super eerie for Eisenhower. I bet he felt like Patton was still there.

  • @911dispatcher1956
    @911dispatcher1956 8 лет назад +5

    They need to bring him and his army home..... Where it belongs...

    • @karlsmith6690
      @karlsmith6690 8 лет назад +1

      I find it badass that he made the battlefield in Europe his home instead.

    • @gaddiemediaguy
      @gaddiemediaguy 8 лет назад +2

      Sounds like someone believes in insane conspiracy theories. Europe will never be Muslim so stop trying to start a war that does not need to happen.

    • @kyokogodai-ir6hy
      @kyokogodai-ir6hy 8 лет назад +2

      Brian Gaddie
      At the current birth rate of moslems, compared to actual Europeans, your statement is garbage. They don't have to fight for it. They are doing it right in front of you. Yet, like so many idiots, you totally ignore what is happening. If you are under 30, you will see it in your lifetime. If not, you will be one of the lucky ones.

    • @1survivor566
      @1survivor566 7 лет назад +2

      Let them rest. They've been there a long time.

    • @suheylasweety5947
      @suheylasweety5947 6 лет назад

      kyokogodai Islam will dominate the world you moron.

  • @richardsisk1770
    @richardsisk1770 5 лет назад +1

    Please knock off streching historic footage as it is disrespectful and annoying. Honor the original format in the future please. Thank you.

  • @eisenjeisen6262
    @eisenjeisen6262 5 лет назад +5

    That was very sad, two great men may rest in peace and today 2018 America is trying to bring back communism to America?

    • @1932denise
      @1932denise 4 года назад

      America need a new patton in time like this ...!

    • @ppuh6tfrz646
      @ppuh6tfrz646 3 года назад

      @Eisen J Eisen 'America is trying to bring back communism...'
      Just shut up.

  • @RichardMyers-gx5fw
    @RichardMyers-gx5fw 5 лет назад +1

    The assassin visits the victim

  • @lescobrandon3047
    @lescobrandon3047 5 лет назад +3

    Ike probably wanted to make sure Patton was dead.

  • @scottspooner6070
    @scottspooner6070 6 лет назад +2

    Its time to bring Gen Patton home. Please.

    • @colinderry3286
      @colinderry3286 5 лет назад

      George s patton should come home and put to West Point like Custer was it’s the place for great people like him / let’s hope he will be put wear he belong god bless him and keep him always

    • @cindymaceda2999
      @cindymaceda2999 4 месяца назад

      Yes, I’ve wondered why he was interred in Luxembourg. Anyone know why ? Pray tell. West Point should bring him home.

  • @thomasmcdaniel6264
    @thomasmcdaniel6264 3 года назад

    Very touching, especially since Ike didn't want him returning to the U.S. anyway!!

  • @USCGCoasttoast
    @USCGCoasttoast 5 лет назад +1

    Never seen him smoking before.

  • @interestedviewer3407
    @interestedviewer3407 7 лет назад +5

    Patton was a legend, a great man but don't blame the British for his death. Britain had been bombed blitzed outgunned and outnumbered across the world but still kept the Japanese out of India and the Germans out of Eygept Malta and Britain alone. Britain was fighting across the world from September 1939 to September 1945 and from June 1940 to June 1941 alone!

  • @KENKENNIFF
    @KENKENNIFF 5 лет назад

    Who is the gent arriving 0:40 to 1:00 ?

  • @kyhber1
    @kyhber1 4 года назад

    Old Blood n Guts , was to return home Stateside the very next day before that accident .. I reckon he would have had a lot to say , of how he was hindered by his superiors that cost the lives of thousands of G I s needlessly .. would have been plenty of people with big ego's glad he did,nt make it back to air his views ...A great Soldier , A great Commander .. One of the best Generals world has ever seen ..Even the Germans knew it and Acknowledge it early on as he was coming at them .. And after the war too ..

  • @leonisilva5571
    @leonisilva5571 5 лет назад

    Here in Brazil we should have a Washington and an Eisenhower as well as a Custer...

  • @toyman9642
    @toyman9642 5 лет назад +6

    In my opinion, Patton was murdered

    • @erikdb8917
      @erikdb8917 4 года назад

      You are not alone !
      It's the true

  • @abrahamhorowitz2312
    @abrahamhorowitz2312 6 лет назад +4

    Pattons death should have been a lesson to all. We fought the wrong enemy. Just investigate his murder and you will clearly see who killed him.

    • @bullhead900
      @bullhead900 5 лет назад

      And just how would you suggest I investigate this? Mr. conspiracy theorist.

    • @Flat_top_king12
      @Flat_top_king12 5 лет назад

      We did not fight the wrong enemy , communism and naszism as well as Nazi Germany and the soviet union were both evil but The Nazis were worse and it's not like the soviet went around conquering Europe or allying themselves with people who attacked us.

  • @TheShootist
    @TheShootist 7 лет назад +1

    damn Ike and his sloppy salutes

  • @LawyerCalhoun1
    @LawyerCalhoun1 4 года назад

    I really liked the Staff car.

  • @joeserin9593
    @joeserin9593 6 лет назад +3

    He won and would not have it any other way. No sissies allowed.

    • @Ed-lz4jv
      @Ed-lz4jv 5 лет назад

      Look up Sissie and shows a picture of TRUMP

  • @philipphilipc6228
    @philipphilipc6228 5 лет назад

    that is not general Eisenhower! Looks like a body double of which he had. Take a look when he steps off plane first part,.in the second clip with Eisenhower changed uniforms well that's Ike.

  • @d.a.2742
    @d.a.2742 5 лет назад +4

    I find it sad that Patton met his demise not on the field of battle as he wanted but at the hands of the Allied leaders and his own Government ,just because he saw the future then and there in Europe and opposed the efforts of communism too spread throughout the Eastern European countries . Then a slap in the face by Eisenhower by moving his grave from where he wanted to be buried ,with his men. He didn't even salute Patton's grave after laying the wreath which only adds suspicion to his possible involvement in the commission of Patton's accident and cover up.

  • @joernone
    @joernone 6 лет назад +1

    Sorry cameraman. Looks like something filmed by an 8-year old.

  • @johnsturm3128
    @johnsturm3128 7 лет назад +11

    Once again, I am going to jump into the debate and put in my two cents worth, on Wednesday, October 4, 2017. First, as I have said on a number of channels, most of you need to go back to school. You do not take the time to proofread your own comments. Also, your ability to spell and punctuate leaves a great deal to be desired. Finally, most of you cannot string together logical, orderly comments in support of your positions. While I have not read "Killing Patton" by Bill O'Reilly, I am tempted to do so based solely on a number of the comments stated below. I will reserve my judgement until then. However, to be fair to future readers of the viewer comments previously made, I admit to being skeptical of any conspiracy theories implicating General Eisenhower, the Jews, or any other individuals or groups in General Patton's death, or the covering up of it, thereto. Quite frankly, it doesn't quite mesh with established history. However, I shall keep an open mind to new opportunities to learn. On the other hand, I feel that a great many of you do an injustice to General Eisenhower. He, above all generals who served as President of the United States, was the best qualified to hold that office. He may, in fact, have been better prepared than most of the state governors who have risen to the highest office in the land. Most of our Presidents have come from our State Houses. I would suggest, in support of my claim, that you read "The Supreme Command" from The U.S. Army Historical Series of WWII. These are available for free download off the internet. I have read a number of books on General Eisenhower, General Bradley, and General Patton, not forgetting to mention General Marshall. General Marshall was a mentor, of sorts, to many of the general officers in WWII. He was certainly that to General Eisenhower. But, there is one more man to whom this nation owes a debt of thanks. Now, I am not talking of General Pershing of WWI fame, not at all. True, his career did intertwine with the likes of General MacArthur, Colonel Marshall, and Colonel Patton, to name a few. No, this man is not known to the general public, at all, and is not well-known in army circles either. His name is Major General Fox Connor. He was a stellar mentor to General Marshall (whose biographies I suggest you read) and, especially and particularly to General Eisenhower. Seeing these three men together in a photograph taken at General Connor's retirement home is both noteworthy and inspiring to view. There are two books available on General Connor. I recommend them for your learning and enjoyment. In conclusion I shall say this: I consider Generals Connor, Marshall, and Eisenhower to be among the four greatest Americans of the 20th Century. Four? Four did you say? Yes, I did. Well, don't keep us waiting. Who, in your opinion was the fourth? President Ronald Reagan. I wish you well.

    • @marktercsak5580
      @marktercsak5580 6 лет назад +3

      john sturm , difficult read, Ike, was not a field officer, but a staff officer most of his life.
      Gen. Patton like all men was not perfect, but he came darn close.
      He was correct in his observations of Monty.
      Had U.S. not sent forces into North Africa, Monty and his 8th Army would still be chasing and retreating from Rommels Africa Korps.
      Based on Monty's past performances , operation Market Garden was doomed from the start and any solider with the rank of private, or above could have told you that.
      Patton was spot on in his observations and was proven right.
      Truman and IKE screwed the pouch giving eastern Europe away
      To the socialist murdering tyrant Stalin.
      Millions lost their lives because of Ike and Truman.

    • @gulfrelay2249
      @gulfrelay2249 6 лет назад +1

      Mark Tercsak soldiers follow orders. Truman maybe,but F.D.R. shook on it at Tehran,NOT Truman.

    • @stevenpilling5318
      @stevenpilling5318 5 лет назад +1

      I haven't heard the name of General Connor for a LONG time. Thanks for bringing this up. I need to dig back on all that. And good commentary, too!

    • @johnlynch9858
      @johnlynch9858 5 лет назад

      john sturm i

    • @johnlynch9858
      @johnlynch9858 5 лет назад

      Mark Tercsak
      pm i

  • @erikpeterson25
    @erikpeterson25 3 года назад

    Never forget !!!

  • @ronniebishop2496
    @ronniebishop2496 5 лет назад +2

    Never so many owned so much to so few! Especially the French!

  • @swagman673
    @swagman673 6 лет назад +3

    Eisenhower not a general but a politician.

    • @bullhead900
      @bullhead900 5 лет назад

      That politician did a dam good job.

  • @stevefowler2112
    @stevefowler2112 5 лет назад +1

    What a way to die for a great soldier...a damn car crash in occupied territory.

  • @tank2003ful
    @tank2003ful 4 года назад

    Its ironic that as a great general Patton gets a common grave marker for someone who did so much but ike didn't like him so I guess that's why

  • @jaymemangano1154
    @jaymemangano1154 5 лет назад +1

    He was very serious so much an want make all the way To Berlin!

  • @tombaker8045
    @tombaker8045 4 года назад

    he's gone. the presidential threat removed .

  • @hanshoenintoit1442
    @hanshoenintoit1442 9 лет назад +1

    There's no audio!

    • @kyokogodai-ir6hy
      @kyokogodai-ir6hy 8 лет назад +3

      Typical of American newsreels of the time period.

  • @georgestaunton6994
    @georgestaunton6994 5 лет назад +2

    I remember visiting that cemetery while I was stationed in Germany. Gen. Patton's grave was slightly above the rest of the grave, so they must've moved his body. Man, that was almost 20 years ago. I know I still have that videotape.

  • @Eagle-nq2mv
    @Eagle-nq2mv Год назад

    You would think they would have brought his body home for burial.weird

  • @donaldhawkes5226
    @donaldhawkes5226 6 лет назад

    Patton was killed by tipsy truck driver ,Patton said don't do nothing to the boy, he disappear ,years down the road a reporter track him down he past away,his wife explain that he was very depressed sad at what happen

  • @robertfunes2558
    @robertfunes2558 8 лет назад +3

    YOU KILL HIM MURDER

    • @ThatUJohnWayne
      @ThatUJohnWayne 8 лет назад +5

      Ike loved Patton what are you talking about? They were best friends since they met in Camp Mead in 1919. Ike went through great lengths to protect Patton throughout WW2.

    • @Blindstraight
      @Blindstraight 6 лет назад +1

      +ThatUJohnWayne you are way wrong.

  • @jeffreylombardo782
    @jeffreylombardo782 7 лет назад +3

    Thats not even Eisenhower in the first minute of the film!

  • @shaunsteele4968
    @shaunsteele4968 Год назад

    I wish his murderer wouldnt lay flowers at his grave. This man. Is the original tanya harding.

  • @newking8395
    @newking8395 4 года назад

    Private: Our blood his guts!

  • @ballygeale1
    @ballygeale1 2 года назад

    I wonder for ike have hand in his demise

  • @duke6j
    @duke6j 4 года назад +1

    He should have been buried in the United States where he belonged!

  • @MrSkegman
    @MrSkegman 8 лет назад +39

    general Eisenhower murdered Patton.Patton would not keep his mouth shut.

    • @twoZJs
      @twoZJs 7 лет назад +3

      nope!

    • @xyz77744
      @xyz77744 7 лет назад +7

      I dunno about Eisenhower being a pawn for the Jews..... but Patton was surely murdered. Funny that all the witnesses and the driver from the car that hit his... all disappeared!

    • @drnantz
      @drnantz 7 лет назад

      What a dummy.

    • @08jag81
      @08jag81 6 лет назад +1

      That was Patton's request that the soldiers not be charged and transferred because he knew it was an accident and he didn't want to mess up their lives because of this incident.

  • @kyokogodai-ir6hy
    @kyokogodai-ir6hy 7 лет назад

    Eisenhower that son of a bitch!!! If he had stuck with Patton, he wouldn't have been killed. Only reason he was there was to push his own agenda!!! SMHID And Bedell Smith? Screw that bastard!!

  • @jaymemangano1154
    @jaymemangano1154 5 лет назад +1

    Mostly he Decate to his troop.

  • @yotelodije8943
    @yotelodije8943 5 лет назад +1

    Crocodile Tears

  • @Lerxstification
    @Lerxstification 5 лет назад

    Who are the 53 commies / nazis who gave this a thumbs down?

  • @devinthierault
    @devinthierault 7 лет назад

    Oh bet that Japanese MP was the real culprit yep, or maybe the two stars of David topped headstones.

  • @mikehillsgrove1612
    @mikehillsgrove1612 6 лет назад +4

    "Thanks, George. You were there when I needed you, pulled my ass out of the fire after I screwed up in the Ardennes, and died conveniently so that I could be President. " signed your buddy Ike.

    • @tarawelch9769
      @tarawelch9769 5 лет назад

      Ike had Patton killed. Why is such an honored US General buried in Germany?

  • @larrygribaudo1092
    @larrygribaudo1092 4 года назад

    Those who died without BELIEVING the Gospel of Salvation 1 Corinthian 15:1-4 are NOT with God. Or Christ died for nothing. There is no rest for the wicked.

  • @lkyelberg8255
    @lkyelberg8255 7 лет назад +6

    Psychopaths love to return to the scenes of their crimes. Or, the graves of their victims. They get a thrill from it.

    • @lkyelberg8255
      @lkyelberg8255 6 лет назад

      I am a corrections officer with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. I deal with these idiots every day. I get paid to know that!
      I suggest you read the book " Killing Patton ". It is available at amazon. I think you will find it to be a really good read

  • @RS-dy9lt
    @RS-dy9lt 2 года назад

    They wacked him

  • @victorialouden1912
    @victorialouden1912 6 лет назад +1

    patton was murderd

  • @JohnLaMonte
    @JohnLaMonte 3 года назад

    Poison

  • @bertharinarina6971
    @bertharinarina6971 6 лет назад +4

    Ike's girlfriend, Faye Summersby-Ike's nice shack job !

  • @michaelmckenna3978
    @michaelmckenna3978 5 лет назад

    read "Other Losses" b y Bacque.

  • @john-paulnagel2732
    @john-paulnagel2732 5 лет назад +3

    Patton was Murderec!
    Hospital after Car 🚘 Accident
    Doing Great !
    Then Dies
    Right!

  • @paulaccorsini1228
    @paulaccorsini1228 5 лет назад

    I could not watch

  • @waynelaudenslager4313
    @waynelaudenslager4313 5 лет назад

    You know iiiiii is so good I don't have the right way too long and the first place I have no idea what I was a great day to be rr

  • @henryschmitt7577
    @henryschmitt7577 4 года назад

    Patton’s wife wanted him buried with his men. Eisenhower wanted Patton shipped home. The Patton Family also didn’t want Eisenhower to attend the funeral. Bad blood with the Patton’s and the Eisenhower’s.

  • @anemarie2984
    @anemarie2984 7 лет назад

    Qui a fait tuer PATTON?

    • @erikdb8917
      @erikdb8917 4 года назад

      Eisenhower et les gros bonnets de l'epoque qui detestaient Patton !

  • @sassiebrat
    @sassiebrat 5 лет назад

    Too bad it wasn't Eisenhower in that car wreck!

    • @markdony1770
      @markdony1770 5 лет назад +1

      sassiebrat are you kidding me? Go to hell with that comment!! Eisenhower was one of the greatest Americans who ever lived. If it wasn’t for his planning and ability to hold the western allies together enough to coordinate the invasions to North Africa, Italy, and particularly Normandy, no doubt the Soviets would have taken Europe for themselves if the allies never established a foothold from there (which they probably wouldn’t have in time if D-Day failed). Then go ahead and look at all the things he did as president (which if you wish he was in that car, you clearly aren’t too aware of his presidency either). If Eisenhower was killed in that car, the world would look DRASTICALLY different today - and not for the better. You “sassy brat” need to bite your tongue and do some REAL research! Conspiracy articles are not research by the way...

  • @ZeSgtSchultz
    @ZeSgtSchultz 4 года назад

    What a joke.
    Get that fool away from his grave.
    He set him up.

  • @erikdb8917
    @erikdb8917 4 года назад

    Eisenhower 👎

  • @ericdahl1514
    @ericdahl1514 4 года назад

    Eisenhower should feel ashamed, he helped put this man under