General George S. Patton, Jr. was the epitome of the American fighting soldier in World War II. His unique, unequaled leadership style provided him with the ability to obtain more from his troops than any other General officer in the war. His charisma, his flamboyance, and his highly publicized warrior image stimulated his men--more than any other General--to an aggressive desire to meet and destroy the enemy. Patton was the...
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