George S. Patton Jr. Audacious and profane, General George S. Patton Jr. was one of the ablest and most controversial U.S. commanders in World War II. The San Gabriel, California native was fond ...

George S. Patton’s finest hour as ... that faith and prayer played in Patton’s life. Prayer was a part of his daily ritual and he felt a deep personal faith that sustained him during times ...

Few generals have had the lasting impact that Gen. George S. Patton has had. Patton, who commanded the US's 7th Army in Europe and the Mediterranean during World War II, is perhaps just as well ...

Patrick Quinn, a role in which he drew inspiration from a career-long interest in Gen. George S. Patton. Leary was recently interviewed by Fox News about his new role in “Going Dutch,” where ...

George S. Patton By Jared Keller Updated on Dec 10, 2020 Nothing screams “I’m a boss” like driving a car fit for one — especially if that car was once the preferred ride of Gen.

Considered one of the most successful combat generals in US history, General George S. Patton died on December 21, 1945, twelve days after breaking his neck in a car accident near Mannheim, Germany.

Metcalf grew up in St. Paul and served as Gen. George Patton’s personal chaplain during World War II. He was one of two chaplains who drafted the “Weather prayer” that Patton’s troops ...