Patton Museum Update - General George Patton Collection.wmv
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This is the first video in a series of videos chronicling the renovation of the General George Patton Museum of Leadership at Fort Knox. The goal is to highlight some of the items visitors will be able to see when they visit the museum and illustrate the museums new focus on Army Leadership. Only a small portion of the museum is currentlly open to the public, but new exhibits are being added all of the time. We will create a new video for every new addition to the museum until the renovations are complete in 2013. Stay tuned for our next video on the Cadet Command exhibit.
Greatest general of all time
If only we had him today !
My hero, and my favorite movie. I've been to the Patton Museum Chiriaco Summit in California.
I have been there also, a very nice and informative place to visit. Seeing a uniform he once wore was very nice
Outstanding!
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
My dad, a Tank Unit commander, had a great opinion of his CO. But he agreed that General Patton “didn’t talk sweet”.
He was born and raised in the San Gabriel Valley in Los Angeles California. He was an L.A. native.
Patton was no druggie, unlike Adolph and Mega Druggie Goering.
George S Patton - Champion & Legend RIP
The audio on this video is terrible. And the music just makes it more difficult to understand what the narrator is saying.
i wish they would have left it at fort knox kentucky!!!
That's where I saw it.
What if he was in Philippines Island during WW2 instead of General Mc Arthur would the outcome be different?
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.
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 !
Truman was an artillery officer in WW1. What are you talking about?
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!
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.
Quit going after they give the
Tiger 2 back to germany😢
🤣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)
Russia defeats the Nazis. U.S. takes the credit.
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.
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.
@@user-kw5hx7ji8h 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.
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
Kevin Galonski not true at all but think how you want lol
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.
Patton was worth 10 montys