Patton was given command of a fake army to confuse German spies as to where the invasion was going to take place. Patton's intent was to make them think of Calais as the target. It apparently worked as the Germans strengthened troops in Calais area.
Patton was given command of a fake army to confuse German spies as to where the invasion was going to take place. Patton's intent was to make them think of Calais as the target. It apparently worked as the Germans strengthened troops in Calais area.
Dwight EisenhowerNo. Dwight Eisenhower led British and American troops in Operation Torch, the invasion of French North Africa. El Alamein is in Egypt, and it was concluded shortly before Eisenhower landed in North Africa.
Patton was given command of a fake army to confuse German spies as to where the invasion was going to take place. Patton's intent was to make them think of Calais as the target. It apparently worked as the Germans strengthened troops in Calais area.
they were equal as Eisenhower was commander in Europe and Macarthur was commander in the far east. however, eisenhower served under Macarthur years before WW2
George S. Patton - During World War II he served in North Africa and Sicily before becoming the commander of the Third Army.
One major battle during the"Battle of the Bulge" was the encirclement of Bastogne by the Waffen-SS, who threw everything they had against the surrounded 101st Airborne. The 101st, which was outnumbered, low on food, ammo, and medical supplies, its men lacking a winter issue of clothing, held the town. A few days before Christmas, the German commander sent a message demanding "the honorable surrender of the encircled American troops, to avoid total annihalation." The German commander received the following message from General Anthony McAuliffe, commander of the 101st: "To the German Commander: NUTS! The American Commander." A couple of weeks later, General Patton's tanks broke the seige, opening supply lines and allowing for the wounded to be evacuated. Today, people tell the story of Bastogne as Patton rescuing the doomed 101st AB. No member of the 101st has ever agreed that they needed rescuing.
Captain Charles Sigsbee was commanding when she was sunk.
Because in the battles before the war he was a good commander
the british forces stopped the German commander Rommel in northern Africa right before he was going to take over Ethiopia
Admiral Husband E. Kimmel was the Commander at Pearl Harbor prior to Dec 7th bombing
Patton was given command of a fake army to confuse German spies as to where the invasion was going to take place. Patton's intent was to make them think of Calais as the target. It apparently worked as the Germans strengthened troops in Calais area.
George S. Patton came from one of the richest families on the west coast. Money for him was not an issue. Before the WWII, Patton was using his own money to buy gas for his tanks during the Louisiana Maneuvers.
Patton was long dead before Korea. Patton died in December 1945 from injuries in an automobile accident. It was General Douglas MacArthur who was relieved in 1951.
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after he was assigned in 1863 by chandler patton
I read that he used it to kill 2 of Pancho Villa's lieutenants in Mexico. ANSWER I went to the George S. Patton Memorial Museum in Chiriaco Summit, California, about 30 miles east of Indio on I-10. They have a great museum about Patton and his Desert Training Center. The Desert Training Center was were General Patton conducted training for the then upcoming campain in North Africa. I sugest you try to go there because it is fantastic for a tank/ WW2/ Patton historian/ fan! They have real tanks from WW2 and Korea-Vietnam and real weapons. Also, they habve a map of the Training grounds that was actually used by Patton, giving you a glimpse of the magnitude of the size of the training size. Anyway, In the museum they/ the(the museum) had a display that said that right before WW1: In 1916, Patton, with General John J. Pershing on the "Hunt for Pancho Villa", accompanied by ten soldiers of the 6th Infantry Regiment, and using three armored cars, conducted the world's first armored vehicle attack, and in the process killed two Mexican leaders, including "General" Julio Cardenas, commander of Villa's personal bodyguard. The bodies were brought back to Pershing's headquarters strapped to the hoods of the vehicles like hunters strapped animals such as deer.