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General Patton

General Patton was one of the greatest commanders in World War 2. George Smith Jr. Patton was

born in San Gabriel, California on November 11, 1885. His parents were George Patton and Ruth Wilson.

Patton was in a family of distinguished soldiers. Patton as a little boy wanted to become a hero. When his dad

Read to him about ancient Greece, Patton would always dream about being a big hero as his favorites Homer,

Iliad, and Odyssey. He was a smart boy Patton at the age seven he had learned how to read maps. Unusual for a

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Through all his wars and armies he got the name of “Old Blood

and Guts” because of all his tough language. His help liberated five towns in just a month. While

playing football he, suffered from broken nose and arms. In 1942 – 1943 North African campaign was against Field

Marshal Pommels forces in Tunisia. General Patton is remembered for his determination and his great ability to lead soldiers. He was removed in October 1945 to take control of the U. Later he was sent to Stephen Cutter Clarks

Classical School, where he caught up on all the missed work. There were no openings so he had to attend a Military Institute in Virginia. Patton and his anger got him delayed until August for slapping a

soldier in 1944. He was buried in a Third Army Cemetery in Luxembourg where soldiers who fought and died

In the battlefields. That same year he was promoted to be the permanent rank of major general in 1944, he was also

given command of the 3rd Army. Soon afterward, in 1942 he

commanded for one year in World War 2. In 1909 he graduated, ranked

46th out of 103.

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