General Patton Statue Unveiled at West Point 1950

The transcript discusses the legacy of S Patton, known as 'Old Blood and Guts' from World War Two, and his son, Lieutenant George Patton. It draws parallels between military operations in Korea and the landing in Sicily, highlighting the sacrifices made. Five years after his death, General Patton is remembered for his military wisdom and relentless spirit, symbolized by his motto of never retreating.

Who was known as 'Old Blood and Guts' during World War Two?

• Lieutenant George Patton

• General MacArthur

• S Patton

• General Eisenhower

What is the relationship between Lieutenant George Patton and S Patton?

• Father and Son

• Cousins

• Brothers

• Uncle and Nephew

Which event is compared to the 3rd Army's actions in Korea?

• The Battle of the Bulge

• The Normandy Invasion

• The landing in Sicily

• The Battle of Midway

What was the significant cost of the landing in Sicily?

• Financial loss

• Loss of territory

• High price in life and suffering

• Political instability

How is General Patton remembered five years after his death?

• As a political leader

• As a retreat strategist

• As a symbol of the Academy system's wisdom

• As a diplomat