Patton Page #2
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- Year:
- 1970
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they kept on running. Our tanks...
The men call them
"Purple Heart boxes. "
One hot piece of shrapnel
and the gasoline explodes.
I taIked to one of the
soldiers about the half-tracks.
I asked them if the machine-gun
bullets pierced the armor.
And he said, "No, sir.
They just come through one side
I understand they had a little trouble
coordinating the air cover.
The trouble was no air cover.
- General Smith on the line, sir.
- Excuse me, Brad.
Bedell?
Listen, I'm calling about Bradley
and his job here.
I need a good number-two man, I want
to make Brad my deputy commander.
You clear it with Ike?
All right, thanks, Bedell.
Now you're not spying for Eisenhower
anymore, you're working for me.
- Okay?
- Fine, okay.
Dick. You got those stars?
- Yes, sir.
- Let's get them on.
What's the matter, Brad?
I've been nominated by the president.
I know, but it doesn't become official
until it's approved by the Senate.
Well...
...they have their schedule
and I have mine.
George...
...if you were named admiral
of the Turkish Navy...
...I believe your aides could dip
into their haversacks...
...and come up with the appropriate
badge of rank.
Anyway, congratulations.
Premature congratulations.
You know...
I think those stars look better
on a green shirt.
Did I ever tell you about the time I
designed a uniform for tank crewmen?
It was green leather,
it had red stripes...
...and sort of a row of brass buttons
down across here.
And topped off
by a gold football helmet.
The Army rejected it, of course.
Goddamn, it was beautiful.
Lloyd Fredendall is just leaving.
George, there's one other thing I put
in my Kasserine report.
Some of our boys
were just plain scared.
That's understandable.
Even the best foxhound is gun-shy
the first time out.
I can remember...
...when nothing frightened me
as much as the idea of...
...a bullet coming
straight for my nose.
I don't know why, but the image of a
bullet coming right for my nose...
...was more horrible
than any other possibility.
Well, I can understand that,
with such a handsome nose.
You want to know why this outfit
got the hell kicked out of it?
Blind man could see it in a minute.
They don't look like soldiers.
They don't act like soldiers.
Why should they fight like soldiers?
You're absolutely right.
The discipline's pretty poor.
ln about 15 minutes we're going
to start turning these boys...
...into fanatics, razors.
They'll lose their fear
of the Germans.
I hope to God they never lose
their fear of me.
Up bright and early, general?
Breakfast?
Have all my officers
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