3x keith

Perhaps the lesson was not to win, but to state your case with conviction and strength, tempered by the battles of life.
Patton's troops said he was the meanest, strongest, humblest man any of them had ever met.
Many of his men thought humility was a weakness, but he showed them it was his greatest strength in battle. His greatest.
The Germans were an arrogant Aryan people to Patton, and he whooped them because of it - he said years later.
The Nazis sent men to places they should have never sent them and Patton knew he could count on the Nazi pride each and every time.
Especially Hitler and his close confidants.

Patton never wavered as he taught many of our greatest generation a valuable lesson as they watched him defeat greater odds that had mystified earlier Allied forces.

So maybe this was a General George Patton lesson? Only no bullets.
Thanks Bossman.

Blessings,
Mark