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Patton NEVER carried a pearl handled pistol… he said Pearl handles were for pimps… his pistol grips were solid ivory…
He always had a reputation for standing up for his fighting men.
The definition of greatness!
He was a leader and beyond
You must admire General Patton. He was a Great Man.
TOTAL BRAVO SIERRA
This isn’t true. No Marcus Bell died in the battle of the bulge and Patton didn’t come all the way from Germany.
A Great Man
Never happened
His guns were Ivory not Pearl! Someone needs to do their research!!
There are so many nonsens stories about general Patton. AI-stories all of them.
a true KNIGHT.!
Patton was a real man
He was some guy Patton. Cared for his fellow man regardless of colour. Thank you Sir.
I doubt very much indeed that Patton would take a four day trip and stand guard for 6 hours let alone put his gun on the headstone….he wouldn’t have the time to expend.
Is this a true story? Can anyone provide evidence?
The more I hear about GEN Patton the more I support him.
A real American fighting man! Now his soldiers guard him into eternity.
When is YouTube going to put a stop to these AI invented stories? It casts doubt on everything else…
Nice story, but 1) Private Marcus Bell died in WW1. He was white. Also: Patton isn't going to randomly take off 4 days in the middle of the final push into Germany for one soldier. Certainly, if that was the case, it would be *far* better documented than a single AI video.