My uncle was in the 90th Division. He was proud to have fought under Patton. He died in 2006 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His last trip was in 1995 for the 50th anniversary of D-Day. The war defined his entire life.
such Rich History Mr. Patton i Respect very much to bad hes not alive today i vote for George S. Patton JR for president for sure he put this country back where it belonged.
My dad was with Patton in North Africa and loved him. In the movie Patton he walked down the hall and ran into a gi sleeping. The GI said sleeping sir and Patton answered your the only sob in this outfit that knows what he is doing. That was my dads friend Joe Pevarnik. My father and mother are buried in section 13 at Arlington National Cemetary. CWO 3 John H Leonard
My dads name was John Haley Leonard, he is berried in section 13 in Arlington National Cemetery with my mom Madelyn Leonard who was in the women’s Army Corps
He only told funny stories but he obviously carried a lot of emotional pain and suffered with alcoholism until his early sixties when he dealt with his demons. He was a different person until he died at sixty nine. He has been gone now thirty years.
My dad was a poor Irish Catholic kid from Brunswick Maine who joined the army for a warm place to sleep and three meals a day. He retired in 1960 at Fort Devens Massachusetts. He survived N Africa, Sicily, Anzio, and the Po Valley. He has some friends berried in the Anzio National Cemetery. We were stationed in Stuttgart in the mid 1950’s and we traveled when he was on leave around Europe..
@Jose Ocasio I’ve read two biographies on Patton. Both think he may have had one affair, not several. He also did slap the soldiers, but Ike made him apologize. One soldier he slapped recounted his apology on tv and said he accepted Patton’s apology. He was the best fighting general we had in WWII.
Been there three times in my life loved Every time I went. First time was in 1991 it sure has changed over the years too bad he didn't show some of the German tanks they sent the King Tiger back to Germany it was really something to see in touch. Patton was truly a American Badass.😁🇺🇸
Say what you will about Gen. Patton, he didn't believe in giving the enemy a chance to catch its breath. Once they are running, keep them running. His soldiers were proud to be in his army and did what they did because Gen. Patton believed it could be done.
PATTON: My comments - The American war correspondent in Sicily, Quent Reynolds, wrote, "There are at least 50,000 Americans who would shoot Patton if they had the slightest chance."
@@renard801 I'm sure the same was said about Grant.....but as was pointed out in the movie Patton he was never one to slowly slog on. That's a good way to waste resources and more importantly men.
Thank you Genegal George Patton, for the sacrifice of you and your soldiers, for the freedom of our freedom! God bless world peace and fraternization among the peoples of our planet!
Two years ago, i travelled from Brazil to the US with my wife and two children and decided to drive until the Patton Museum to visit it, after doing so 30 years ago. As a military enthusiast , i wanted to see the museum again and show it to my family. At the moment I drove to the gate, the security agent there asked where we were from and immediately guided us to the exit. No explanations given. The museum seems not t be so eager for visitors. I wrote to the museum telling this and never got a response.
I live 10 mins from the museum, I always love to go there and see this artifacts but now is not the same since the armor school moved to Ft. Benning, still is cool to stop by and see it.
He didn't like Russia, and he didn't like the Nazi Germany, or Japan. He had a lot of fighting spirt and I wish he could've picked who to fight. But politics is politics and soldiers have to follow orders.
Nevertheless, gen. G.Patton proved in N. Africa that history is written in the battlefield. One of the few who have beaten Rommel's forces. A profound history connoisseur, before the Sicilian campaign, he stressed the importance of Siracusa, by telling the example of the athenian gen. Alcibiades from 416 B.C.(Alcibiades plans were good, though athenians were defeated, due to his arrogance & enemy forces miscalculation).
I bought an Eisenhower jacket & pants at a flea market for $40. The soldier had been a (Patton's) 3rd Army soldier with medals for rifle, pistol, machinegun, etc. What a story he might have told. No id in the clothing.
Been there,believe the Army is considering moving it to Fort Benning Ga.where the Armor School is now located. Been to the Infantry Museum there at Benning,impressive as can be.
@@montanamountainmen6104 I figured someone would come to my aid after posting that. I was absolutely sure Smith & Wesson ( and ivory grips! ). Thanks for the info. R I P K A brother George Smith Patton Jr. ✝️ Beta Chapter - V M I
Sure hope the political correct police don't see this. Read the book he wrote with racist stereotypes. Had lowest loss rate verses Germanys of any General which to me is more important than any personal trait.
One of the most bad ass generals of the sec ww2 that was bold brave dash and just completely unorthodox in the way he did battle even in it himself no wonder people dont give him enough credit where it was facts as only the general knew those secrets himself
Some changes made there since i was last there in 2004 as an M.P. stationed at Ft Knox. In 2004 the museum had a lot of tanks, all the way back to.WW1, and a Elvis section.
Great museum with memories of a great worrier... who got er done! If you think freedom is free... just remember George S Patton and the men of the third US Army... for starters.
Thank you, hope to make the trip/visit one day. Hopefully, no one brings their poorly behaved offspring while I am there. And to see the King Tiger Tank. Dozens of holes in my understanding of The Man The Myth The Legend. Guns (three, two revolvers Colt SA 45, S&W 357, M1911 and Walther PP), Uniforms (did he design his own uniform aka Herman Goering and with personal items and guns wouldn't this be considered out of uniform?). WOW, the medals.
The only uniform he designed was a jade green wool gabardine tanker's uniform with gold trim and a gold colored football helmet. He designed it and submitted it to the Army for approval, and they wisely disapproved it. (It was not very functional and was ugly as sin!) As for his Army uniforms, he didn't actually design his own but he modified some of them as he saw fit. Take the bomber jacket, for example - those diamond-shaped patched on the shoulders running down to the sleeve and the outside pocket on the right front were NOT standard on an issued coat like that. Patton had those modifications made himself. He was also the last American general to wear riding boots and breeches on a regular basis, as most general officers had abandoned them when the Army phased them out in the late '30s.
@@greathornedowl3644 Good question. As far as uniforms go, Patton and Bradley were polar opposites - Patton loved ornate uniforms and always dressed to the nines, while Bradley wore the uniform of a regular foot soldier. The only thing that set him apart from a regular dog face were the stars on his collar and helmet; other than that, he looked like just another infantryman. And yeah, Patton was a real hard-ass when it came to his soldiers being in proper uniform. He was VERY big on discipline, and knew that proper dress and appearance played a big part of it. The line from "Patton" that went "they don't look like soldiers, they don't act like soldiers, why should you expect them to fight like soldiers" pretty much summed up the way he felt. He was one of America's best general officers of the 20th century; his only flaw was he didn't know when to keep his mouth shut. And that's one of the things I admire most about him, his candor, honesty, and "I don't give a damn" attitude.
I wish one of these big tank collectors would donate all their tanks to the Patton museum, when Fort Benning stole the armor center and then purloined all the tanks, the Patton family had to step in to prevent them taking the Patton items too. It was still a shameful episode, those tanks had been at Fort Knox since the early 50’s.
They are in the early stages of doing just that, trying to find a place for it.Do not think they will put it in Harmony Church but more likely on main post. there is land near Infantry museum.
Thank you very much,great video almost if i was there in that beautiful museum with all those treasures,im from France and a great admirer of général Patton and it is very rare to see good videos like yours on youtube.well done. Regards
I had the honor to be part of the lineage by serving as a tanker in the 2nd Armored Division (1987-1994). Ever board that I went to asked questions on the history of the 2nd Armored Division which basically about Gen. Patton. To this day I carry myself with his leadership teachings and use it with my own staff.
Eisenhower good in admin. Bradley good in giving order but General Patton is another levels of leadership. You hardly can find anyone like him now. US general not up to the levels of standards. Penetrate by woke culture. That's all
Yo era (soy) admirador de Patton hasta que vi una foto de principios del s. 20 en la que aparece de joven al lado del gral Pershing y ¡Pancho Villa! (al cual persiguieron ellos y nunca pudieron agarrar) - con la complicidad del gob mex -.
Don't waste time gonig after another reopening in April 2021. Money pit for past 50 years. Time to close it and send Patton artifacts to West Point. No longer a museum with a focus.
I am 72 years old and living in the Netherlands, after seeing many films and books about General Georg Patton (in 50 years), I have come to realize that if important figures had listened to him in 1945...by immediately with the last part of the German army to march on Moscow...my parents and I wouldn't be in the cold war for nearly 40 years. I firmly believe that they killed Patton at the end of 1945....Sir General Patton : RIP !!
Of course just credit me. 🇺🇸🇺🇸sorry for the delay in replying. JCSullivan. 2nd AD Vet. Visited the American Military Cemetery inLuxembourg while TDY to USAEUR in63
Years ago we found out the hard way, spent all day driving just to see all the tanks and they were gone, guard said their in ft Benning for the new museum. That was close to eights years ago, still waiting for the new place to open in ft Benning.
My wife and I toured the Patton museum when we went to Fort Knox for our son’s graduation ceremony from basic training. I remember seeing general Patton‘s caravan truck at the museum.
I visited the museum in ‘63 when I took basic. I visited it again recently and found it to be a shell of its former self. I inderstand that when Obama moved theArmor School to GA they took the guts of the Museum too.
My uncle was in the 90th Division. He was proud to have fought under Patton. He died in 2006 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His last trip was in 1995 for the 50th anniversary of D-Day. The war defined his entire life.
If you wanna see a great documentary about World War II watch Ken Burns' "the war" documentary.
such Rich History Mr. Patton i Respect very much to bad hes not alive today i vote for George S. Patton JR for president for sure he put this country back where it belonged.
I wish Patton were still here
Me too.
if patton was still alive i wish he run for president
@@mrpaul039 Patton would literally be cracking skulls in our modern America. A true leader of men and might.
My dad was with Patton in North Africa and loved him. In the movie Patton he walked down the hall and ran into a gi sleeping. The GI said sleeping sir and Patton answered your the only sob in this outfit that knows what he is doing. That was my dads friend Joe Pevarnik. My father and mother are buried in section 13 at Arlington National Cemetary. CWO 3 John H Leonard
have any stories from your dad you can share ? btw thats awesome
great what was ur dad's name?
May his soul rest in peace
My dads name was John Haley Leonard, he is berried in section 13 in Arlington National Cemetery with my mom Madelyn Leonard who was in the women’s Army Corps
He only told funny stories but he obviously carried a lot of emotional pain and suffered with alcoholism until his early sixties when he dealt with his demons. He was a different person until he died at sixty nine. He has been gone now thirty years.
My dad was a poor Irish Catholic kid from Brunswick Maine who joined the army for a warm place to sleep and three meals a day. He retired in 1960 at Fort Devens Massachusetts. He survived N Africa, Sicily, Anzio, and the Po Valley. He has some friends berried in the Anzio National Cemetery. We were stationed in Stuttgart in the mid 1950’s and we traveled when he was on leave around Europe..
Best comment ive heard on Patton went thus.
That he be kept in a glass casket with the words written on it.....
In case of war...break glass.
Psychopathic murderer.
@@brushbros - obviously, you know nothing about him.
@Jose Ocasio I’ve read two biographies on Patton. Both think he may have had one affair, not several. He also did slap the soldiers, but Ike made him apologize. One soldier he slapped recounted his apology on tv and said he accepted Patton’s apology.
He was the best fighting general we had in WWII.
@@brushbros shut up liberal
@@brushbros Patton should have put you at the first line of fighting.
Been there three times in my life loved Every time I went. First time was in 1991 it sure has changed over the years too bad he didn't show some of the German tanks they sent the King Tiger back to Germany it was really something to see in touch. Patton was truly a American Badass.😁🇺🇸
That Tiger was massive compared to the Sherman. As I recall it was twice as big. No wonder it scared the hell out of American troops!
General George Patton respect. The true king of warriors!
Say what you will about Gen. Patton, he didn't believe in giving the enemy a chance to catch its breath. Once they are running, keep them running. His soldiers were proud to be in his army and did what they did because Gen. Patton believed it could be done.
PATTON: My comments -
The American war correspondent in Sicily, Quent Reynolds, wrote, "There are at least 50,000 Americans who would shoot Patton if they had the slightest chance."
@King Royal We defeated the wrong enemy .... Fast forward to Russia in 2022 and Patton was right.
@@renard801 I'm sure the same was said about Grant.....but as was pointed out in the movie Patton he was never one to slowly slog on. That's a good way to waste resources and more importantly men.
His best qualities were his worst. A great American warrior.
Just imagine if General Patton were alive today to see how far America has had fallen, and to see the state of the military now.😔
Simply, that’s a place I need to visit.
"We defeat the wrong enemy"
Thank you Genegal George Patton, for the sacrifice of you and your soldiers, for the freedom of our freedom! God bless world peace and fraternization among the peoples of our planet!
Two years ago, i travelled from Brazil to the US with my wife and two children and decided to drive until the Patton Museum to visit it, after doing so 30 years ago. As a military enthusiast , i wanted to see the museum again and show it to my family. At the moment I drove to the gate, the security agent there asked where we were from and immediately guided us to the exit. No explanations given. The museum seems not t be so eager for visitors. I wrote to the museum telling this and never got a response.
It’s not the same now that all the tanks are gone,there were some real historical things in that museum
I live 10 mins from the museum, I always love to go there and see this artifacts but now is not the same since the armor school moved to Ft. Benning, still is cool to stop by and see it.
I thought they moved the museum to Benning as well.
patton said we fought the wrong enemy
Yeah, but he didnt like Nazis any more than he liked Commies which was not at all.
He was right.
He didn't like Russia, and he didn't like the Nazi Germany, or Japan. He had a lot of fighting spirt and I wish he could've picked who to fight. But politics is politics and soldiers have to follow orders.
A truly classical soldier who walked in the path of Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar.
warrior king
Nevertheless, gen. G.Patton proved in N. Africa that history is written in the battlefield. One of the few who have beaten Rommel's forces. A profound history connoisseur, before the Sicilian campaign, he stressed the importance of Siracusa, by telling the example of the athenian gen. Alcibiades from 416 B.C.(Alcibiades plans were good, though athenians were defeated, due to his arrogance & enemy forces miscalculation).
Control your kids. Or leave them home. Those aren't infants.
I don't know. Seems kinda apt in a museum, dedicated to a man with little self control.
No.
Nations need heroes like George Patton 👏 🙏
Thanks for sharing! Pattonn was so great to see all of his uniforms medals and weapons is a true honor!
I bought an Eisenhower jacket & pants at a flea market for $40. The soldier had been a (Patton's) 3rd Army soldier with medals for rifle, pistol, machinegun, etc. What a story he might have told. No id in the clothing.
Amazing site Amazing general and GREAT man. We need you today.
Been there,believe the Army is considering moving it to Fort Benning Ga.where the Armor School is now located. Been to the Infantry Museum there at Benning,impressive as can be.
Yeah my favorite part about the museum is the tank collection
I’ve been to Benning museum not this one
General George S. Patton beautiful guns, Colt Peacemaker ?
Looked like a Smith and Wesson .38 military / police special to me... ( IVORY grips, NOT pearl! ) 🔫
1873 Colt Peacemaker in 45 Colt. S&W 357 " Registered " Magnum.
@@montanamountainmen6104 I figured someone would come to my aid after posting that. I was absolutely sure Smith & Wesson ( and ivory grips! ). Thanks for the info.
R I P K A brother George Smith Patton Jr. ✝️ Beta Chapter - V M I
@@Austin8thGenTexan You are welcome.
Sure hope the political correct police don't see this. Read the book he wrote with racist stereotypes. Had lowest loss rate verses Germanys of any General which to me is more important than any personal trait.
Note the 2 notches on the silver revolver...I think they were ftom the border campaign...fine shooting 👍
We need him now!
Yep.
Trymp will exit the White House as docile as a lamb. And bleating like one as well.
For what to kill another 100k in iraq. Have you not done enough slaughter. 500k children died in Iraq of hunger due to sanction.
Assassination of General Patton: "We're fighting the wrong enemy"
Gen Patton menghancurkan tentara dan perlengkapan musuhnya....Tapi tidak menghancurkan kota
One of the most bad ass generals of the sec ww2 that was bold brave dash and just completely unorthodox in the way he did battle even in it himself no wonder people dont give him enough credit where it was facts as only the general knew those secrets himself
One of the best videos I have ever seen on TH-cam. Well done. The camera man is to be commended. Thank you so much. Brings back memories.
Thank you.
Patton in 2020 too save the world ...
"We defeat the wrong enemy"
Some changes made there since i was last there in 2004 as an M.P. stationed at Ft Knox. In 2004 the museum had a lot of tanks, all the way back to.WW1, and a Elvis section.
Thank you for this, appreciate your efforts...
We need General Patton to come back (he believed in reincarnation) and Slap the shit out of General Milley.
The 2 best Generals in WW2. General George Patton and General Erwin Rommel. I think they had respect for each other.
Un caractere pas tres facile...!!
Is there anything there about his ruthless attack on the veterans of the "Bonus March"?
Great museum with memories of a great worrier... who got er done! If you think freedom is free... just remember George S Patton and the men of the third US Army... for starters.
Wow! I haven't seen this museum since I took my Basic/AIT training at Ft. Knox in 1979-80. It looks different now. Really nice. 👍👍
Did you have drill sergeant Green?
@@AN-vt8qq Yes, I did! Delta 2 1 was my training unit. Also had an asst. drill sergeant named Miller, but he wasn't there very long.
Killed by 4 communists ...Stalin, Eisenhower, Roosevelt and Churchill...Rip George
*General Patton mais conhecido como"O sangue em tripas"*
I live in Kentucky, couple hours away from Fort Knox.
Went there when I was a kid. Made sure my 3 children went as well!
To the cam guy.....were you in a hurry??????
Que Hermoso Lugar, ojalá algún día poder Visitar, Gran Militar el Mejor
The gold is gone
Yep.. for a long time
Excellent video. I’ve always heard of Patton’s pearl handled 6 shooters and now I’ve seen them. Thank you 😊
They are ivory, not pearl. I think he said something like only a pimp from a cheap New Orleans cat house would carry pearl handled pistols.
@@BigLisaFan yes George C. Scott said that in the movie..
@@windwhipped5Yes, but it sounded like something Patton would say. Wonder if it was an actual quote?
I guess you have to be a speed reader to see the whole info signs huh?
Thank you, hope to make the trip/visit one day. Hopefully, no one brings their poorly behaved offspring while I am there. And to see the King Tiger Tank. Dozens of holes in my understanding of The Man The Myth The Legend. Guns (three, two revolvers Colt SA 45, S&W 357, M1911 and Walther PP), Uniforms (did he design his own uniform aka Herman Goering and with personal items and guns wouldn't this be considered out of uniform?). WOW, the medals.
The only uniform he designed was a jade green wool gabardine tanker's uniform with gold trim and a gold colored football helmet. He designed it and submitted it to the Army for approval, and they wisely disapproved it. (It was not very functional and was ugly as sin!) As for his Army uniforms, he didn't actually design his own but he modified some of them as he saw fit. Take the bomber jacket, for example - those diamond-shaped patched on the shoulders running down to the sleeve and the outside pocket on the right front were NOT standard on an issued coat like that. Patton had those modifications made himself. He was also the last American general to wear riding boots and breeches on a regular basis, as most general officers had abandoned them when the Army phased them out in the late '30s.
@@traveller4790 Thank you for clarifying. I know he was big on his soldiers being in uniform, wonder how many got away with modifying their uniforms.
@@greathornedowl3644 Good question. As far as uniforms go, Patton and Bradley were polar opposites - Patton loved ornate uniforms and always dressed to the nines, while Bradley wore the uniform of a regular foot soldier. The only thing that set him apart from a regular dog face were the stars on his collar and helmet; other than that, he looked like just another infantryman.
And yeah, Patton was a real hard-ass when it came to his soldiers being in proper uniform. He was VERY big on discipline, and knew that proper dress and appearance played a big part of it. The line from "Patton" that went "they don't look like soldiers, they don't act like soldiers, why should you expect them to fight like soldiers" pretty much summed up the way he felt. He was one of America's best general officers of the 20th century; his only flaw was he didn't know when to keep his mouth shut. And that's one of the things I admire most about him, his candor, honesty, and "I don't give a damn" attitude.
To bad they move many of the tanks !😡
Thank you so much for the Virtual Tour. Wonderfully done, My Wife and I Hope to Visit it.
Un Grand général U.S. Respect!
General George ...still a great role model today
GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR TU VISTA AL MUSEO DE UNO DE LOS GENERALES MAS RECORDADOS DE LA SEGUNDA GUERRA MUNDIAL. SALUDOS DESDE LIMA PERU
My dad use to take me there all the time. Wish I could go back
I was there and also did my ait 11e20 and bct there sept 1975
One of the best Generals of the US Armed Forces ever this Mr. Patton!
My dad worked for Patton (332nd Engineers) Patton was gung ho cavilier with his troops lives...My dad Normandy...Ardennes...Berlin...Bronze Star
Can't believe General Patton died in a car accident . A true hero!!
Assassination
I wish one of these big tank collectors would donate all their tanks to the Patton museum, when Fort Benning stole the armor center and then purloined all the tanks, the Patton family had to step in to prevent them taking the Patton items too. It was still a shameful episode, those tanks had been at Fort Knox since the early 50’s.
What a great leader of men stern and fair !!
pension
We should always honor this legend, never forget his example of greatness.
Gen .Patron .of US army .the only gen .used pistol to shoot enemy Airplane .....vs field Marshall Irwin Rommel .of German panzer tank div
Is the museum still there?I was afraid they'd moved it to Benning with the tank school
They are in the early stages of doing just that, trying to find a place for it.Do not think they will put it in Harmony Church but more likely on main post. there is land near Infantry museum.
Thank you very much,great video almost if i was there in that beautiful museum with all those treasures,im from France and a great admirer of général Patton and it is very rare to see good videos like yours on youtube.well done. Regards
Outstanding video nice seeing some of his things. I just posted a video of the General Patton Memorial Museum here in California.
I was stationed there in "73" Basic Training, And visited it, It's been along time ago but I do remember it. Mike Wilburn
I had the honor to be part of the lineage by serving as a tanker in the 2nd Armored Division (1987-1994). Ever board that I went to asked questions on the history of the 2nd Armored Division which basically about Gen. Patton. To this day I carry myself with his leadership teachings and use it with my own staff.
If the politicians had listened to Patton and McArthur, we would not be in the mess we are in today.
Eisenhower good in admin. Bradley good in giving order but General Patton is another levels of leadership. You hardly can find anyone like him now. US general not up to the levels of standards. Penetrate by woke culture. That's all
Yo era (soy) admirador de Patton hasta que vi una foto de principios del s. 20 en la que aparece de joven al lado del gral Pershing y ¡Pancho Villa! (al cual persiguieron ellos y nunca pudieron agarrar) - con la complicidad del gob mex -.
George S.Patton Jr.....american hero WW II., my hero too, i'm here in Brazil.
Don't waste time gonig after another reopening in April 2021. Money pit for past 50 years. Time to close it and send Patton artifacts to West Point. No longer a museum with a focus.
Next year 2023 it will be 40 years since I visited his museum. I did B.C.T. at Fort Knox, Kentucky 1983.
I have lived 25 miles from the museum for 7 years and haven't visited it yet. I'm the world's worst procrastinator.
My grandpa was 1 of his lieutenants, he did get face to face with him.
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I am 72 years old and living in the Netherlands, after seeing many films and books about General Georg Patton (in 50 years), I have come to realize that if important figures had listened to him in 1945...by immediately with the last part of the German army to march on Moscow...my parents and I wouldn't be in the cold war for nearly 40 years. I firmly believe that they killed Patton at the end of 1945....Sir General Patton : RIP !!
Thanks for posting the video but you could have kept the camera on the text so we can read those things
Also, a Patton Museum near chiriaco Summit CA.
Did old Blood n Guts ever kill an enemy soldier personally?
May we use parts of this video in an interview we are doing with museum director?
Of course just credit me. 🇺🇸🇺🇸sorry for the delay in replying. JCSullivan. 2nd AD Vet. Visited the American Military Cemetery inLuxembourg while TDY to USAEUR in63
It was better with all of the tanks. Sadly they went to Georgia.
Years ago we found out the hard way, spent all day driving just to see all the tanks and they were gone, guard said their in ft Benning for the new museum. That was close to eights years ago, still waiting for the new place to open in ft Benning.
My wife and I toured the Patton museum when we went to Fort Knox for our son’s graduation ceremony from basic training. I remember seeing general Patton‘s caravan truck at the museum.
E esse barulho de menino falando. Caralho!
COOL TO SEE IT AGAIN I WAS 17 ENLISTED AS ARMOURED CREWMAN 1975
We need him to operate the camera.
I visited the museum in ‘63 when I took basic.
I visited it again recently and found it to be a shell of its former self. I inderstand that when Obama moved theArmor School to GA they took the guts of the Museum too.
Leave it to Odingbat to ruin an American hero
I believe this is the video I took at FtKnox. Permission granted to all who will share it. JCSullivan, 2nd Armored Div. Vet,USAEUR, 1963.
Museum is not like use to be! anyway it's ok
Where was the life size figure carved out of wood?
Shame will never know what the final match will be like between him and Rommel,
RIP George S Patton.
El mejor george patton sangre y agallas
Bonito museo
visited there during basic training..1974.....wow, long time ago.
incredible foresight to hang on to these many artifacts and honour this great warrior.
Black and white
I watched so many’s Movies about You Sir you are the best General in My Heart
Beautiful medals ...really amazing
Other Barrabás.
ese arma no tiene precio