General Patton is buried there “along with 5,011 of his troops who were killed in the Bastogne area during the Battle of the Bulge.” “The last time it was snowing,. The grass is all perfect.

Peter Tonguette’s commendable essay on “Patton,” the classic 1970 war film by Franklin J. Schaffner, was most appropriate for Memorial Day weekend (“An Epic of Potent Patriotism ...

Gen. George S. Patton is famed for his brilliance in World War II. For his granddaughter, being a custodian of his legacy is a matter a pride—but also a burden.

Unlike many commanders of that era who dressed in uniforms indistinguishable from their men and which concealed their rank, ...

FITCHBURG – WWII Gen. George S. Patton had purchased a piece land for his family in 1928 in Hamilton, Mass., a farm that the famous general’s son turned into a produce farm, Green Meado… ...

In his 2014 book Killing Patton, conservative TV personality and author Bill O’Reilly refers to General George S. Patton as the best general in World War II.In his deeply right wing view, Patton ...

General George S. Patton was paralyzed in an auto accident in Germany on Dec. 9, 1945, and died in a Heidelberg hospital 12 days later. His death spared conspiracy theories.

Patton is, of course, a ... There’s a claim that the Germans only feared one Allied general — Patton. ... He was a notorious stickler for discipline, uniforms being as neat as possible.

Patton was the only man who had a plan, the only Allied general who comes out of the Battle of the Bulge with his reputation significantly enhanced. And he made good on his promises.