[FreedomFarmer]

Lock and load, then click the link.

[connectthedots]

That's a keeper. The GOP should run that a few times in a small market. It is so powereful, it would gets lots of free replays in major markets.

[doug from upland]

That is great!

[redgolum]

LOL!

[jburkovi]

Hoorah

[Sonny M]

best line ever.

"God Bless America...and death to all her enemies".

[righteousindignation]

TERRIFIC!!! THANKS from the ghost of my Rainbow Division Grandfather!!!

[Tennessee_Bob]

Bump so I can watch it later at home.

[agooga]

Locked--

Loaded--

Loved it!

[cavtrooper21]

Allah (click-click)) ak-ba?? (BOOM!!!)
Send us a postcard!!

[No Truce With Kings]

It would be better if it had pictures of the REAL George S., not George C. playing George S.

It's not like pictures of the real general are hard to get.

[sheik yerbouty]

Most excellent! "Why We Fight!"

[FrogInABlender]

Absolutely great site and so true!

The theme song from Patton always gives me chills. It was the unofficial fight song of my college alma mater too. Thanks!

[lormand]

"A good plan executed today is better than a perfect plan executed at some indefinite point in the future."

One of my favorite quotes.

[jslade]

bttt

[Doomonyou]

Awesome!

[A message]

Bookmarked.

Good find Farmer.

[Doomonyou]

General George S. Patton:

"There is only one tactical principal which is not subject to change. It is to use the means at hand to inflict the maximum amount of wounds, death, and destruction in the minimum amount of time."

"The object of war is not to die for your country, but to make the other bastard die for his."

[FreedomFarmer]

The Speech, for those of you interested.

[yldstrk]

Love it! Thank you oldbluejacket!

[Young Werther]

I attended Comm School in 1965 at Keesler AFB in Biloxi Miss. My instructor for the subject, "Manholes and Telephone Poles" was a retired Air Force Master Seargeant who had enlisted in 1935. He was a Black sharecropper's son from Louisiana and had enlisted to help out the family by sending home money.

He was high school educated, (his Mom had insisted all her children be book learned!) but the Army recruiter was really excited that this young recruit had mule team experience. So they assigned him to communications school. He didn't have a clue why mules = communications until he learned that the method of laying field wire was a cradle on the back of a mule.

He graduated comm school and was assigned a field unit in Louisiana where he spent several years with the cavalry, chasing this crazing Brigadier by the name of Patton. Patton was refining his tank maneuvering tactics and the comm unit would soon replace those mules with jeeps.

I can assure you that whenever we had breaks we would draw out many war stories from this old soldier! He particularly liked President Truman because in 1948 truman ordered that the military be integrated and that promotions would be fair and equitable.