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Old January 31st 04, 12:51 AM
Ed Rasimus
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On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 00:36:36 GMT, "cypher745"
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Didn't Patton die in 1945??

Making all of this a little suspect.

Patton's son, George Patton III, rose to the rank as well.



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Old January 31st 04, 12:52 AM
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cypher745 asked:

Didn't Patton die in 1945??


That was his relative, grandfather I think.
IIRC has father died earlier in a plane crash.
His Grandfather would have said much more with a lot nore flair and profanity.

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Old January 31st 04, 12:55 AM
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"cypher745" wrote

Didn't Patton die in 1945??

Making all of this a little suspect.


That was his father, who would have slapped him unconscious,
and then filled his head with lead from two Ivory handled revolvers.


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Old January 31st 04, 12:57 AM
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"cypher745" wrote in message
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Didn't Patton die in 1945??

Making all of this a little suspect.


No, what is suspect is your knowledge. George S. Patton, Jr. died in 1945;
his son (note the use of "III") also graduated from USMA and also retired as
a general officer, having served a couple of tours in Vietnam (first as
Regimental Commander of the 11th ACR, then as a BG IIRC serving as an ADC).

Brooks




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news:OnASb.13425$Q_4.11977@okepread03...
In May 1972, the Boston Phoenix reported that Kerry had defiantly
given his medals back to the U.S. government during one of his many
protests. New York Times columnist Bill Keller wrote in September
2002 that the senator invited him to view 40 minutes of films Kerry
made depicting his war exploits. Keller wrote that anti-war doves
would still support the man they remembered for "throwing his war
ribbons onto the steps of the Capitol."

When pressed about what happened to his medals, Kerry now says
the medals he threw away were not his and that his are displayed in his
Senate office.

Retired General George S. Patton III would later angrily charge that
Kerry's actions had "given aid and comfort to the enemy."

Supremely arrogant and demonstrably contemptuous of the voting public,
Kerry nevertheless regularly touts his military experience during his
presidential run. But he forfeited the right to do that 30 years ago.

Come to think of it, if he continues to posture as a war hero, he'll

lose
the friendship of Ramsey Clark, Angela Davis, and the Daily World.






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Old January 31st 04, 01:38 AM
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"Vaughn" wrote

Could we please stick to military aviation and can the OT political
crap?


Kerry says he knows something about Aircraft Carriers.

Eleanor Clift has done a pre-emptive strike on the Republicans:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4114162/


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Old January 31st 04, 01:40 AM
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"ArtKramr" wrote

And just what were your war exploits? Anything?


I am less of an American than General Patton III if that is
what you mean, but I respect his views on Kerry.


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Old January 31st 04, 02:02 AM
Tex Houston
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"cypher745" wrote in message
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Didn't Patton die in 1945??

Making all of this a little suspect.


Without further comment...

George S. Patton Jr.

George S. Patton III

Tex


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Old January 31st 04, 02:21 AM
cypher745
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Ancestry of George S. Patton

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----

Henry III Plantagenet
[King of England]
1216-1272
|
+---------------------------------+
| |
Edward I Plantagenet Edmund
Plantagenet
[King of England] [Earl of
Lancaster]
1239-1307
1244/5-1296
| |
+-----------------------+ |
| | |
Edward II Plantagenet Elizabeth Plantagenet Henry
Plantagenet
[King of England] [Princess] [Earl of
Lancaster]
1284-1327 1282-1316
c1281-1345
| | |
Edward III Plantagenet | |
[King of England] | |
1312-1377 | |
| | |
+--------------------+ | |
| | | |
John of Gaunt Thomas Plantagenet Sir William de Bohun Alianor of
Lancsster
[Duke of Lancaster] [Earl of Gloucester] c1312-1360
1311/2-1372
1340-1399 1354/5-1397 | |
| | | |
Joan Beaufort Anne Plantagenet Elizabeth de Bohun--=--Richard
Fitzalan
c1379-1440 1383-1438 c1350-1385 |
1346-1397
| | |
George Nevill Sir John Bourchier Elizabeth Fitzalan
-1469 c1406-1474 c1366-1425
| | |
Henry Nevill----=---Joana Bourchier Joan Gousill
-1469 | c1442-1470 c1409-1459
| |
| +----------------------+
| | |
Richard Nevill, K.B. Katherine Stanley Sir John
Stanley
c1468-1530 1430-1498
c1439-c1485
| | |
Dorothy Nevill Christopher Savage---=---Anne
Stanley
1496-1532 -1513 | -
| |
Anne Dawney Christopher Savage
- -1546
| |
John Conyers Francis Savage
- -
| |
Eleanor Conyers Anthony Savage
1564-1611 -
| |
William Strother Anthony Savage
1597-1669 1605-1695
| |
William Strother---------------=--------------Dorothy Savage
1630-1702 | c1636-1716
|
Jeremiah Strother
c1655-1741
|
James Strother
c1707-1761
|
French Strother
1733-1799
|
Margaret French Strother
1758-1835
|
Lucy Slaughter
c1784-
|
Peggy French Williams
1804-1873
|
George Smith Patton
1833-1869
|
George Smith Patton, Jr.
1856-1927
|
George Smith Patton III
[U.S. Army General]
-1945

Brooks, please note the the use of III.

Have a good day.




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Old January 31st 04, 02:49 AM
S. Sampson
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"cypher745" wrote
Ancestry of George S. Patton

George Smith Patton III
[U.S. Army General]
-1945

Brooks, please note the the use of III.

Have a good day.


Your source is in error. The WWI and WWII hero was "Jr."
His father changed his middle name from William to Smith, and
therefore was not a "Jr."


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Old January 31st 04, 02:56 AM
Kevin Brooks
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"cypher745" wrote in message
. com...
Ancestry of George S. Patton


snip incorrect garbage

Brooks, please note the the use of III.

Have a good day.


Check your sources, pal. Your batting average today ain't too hot, is it?

Brooks






 




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