Description: A genuine motive for killing General Patton. Patton had declared, "...that he was going to quit the Army and destroy those Bastards who were attempting to destroy him." This book tells the story of the truth General Patton knew and how those Bastards did what they had to do to prevent being destroyed by that truth.
Brief description: The author is a four year Air Force and a three year Army Cold War Veteran. He was a Radar Operator in the Air Force and a Nike Missile Fire Control Maintenance Man. He had read over three thousand books by the time he entered the Air Force, upon graduation from High School. One of his earliest memories is watching a man saying goodbye to his aunt, as the man was in the Army Air Force, a B-17 pilot. He knew the man had never returned and in 1994, he found the history of the execution of that man by the Germans after being caught twice and escaping once. The woman he was talking to, was the Librarian who allowed the author from a very early age to read any book in the library, except for a few rows on the very top shelves. Always interest in military history, on a visit to France, in December, 1991, to visit the First World War areas during all seasons, on Christmas Eve, 1991, he was introduced to the isolated grave of an isolated Unknown American Aviator, where he knew no such grave should exist. The author has been active for the truth to be known of that grave and even as this book is completed, additional questions remain to be answered.
Review Quotes:
Captian James Hudson, OSS Veteran. "If General Patton had lived to presen the proof he held to the American public at the time of his death, in the manner which they kndw he was going to do, the families of American War Dead would have demanded an intense investigation which would have led directly to those just mentioned."
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LTC Charles D. Butte, WWII Graves Registration.
"If General Patton had lived to do what Sam has found General Patton intended to do, I believe that General Patton would have succeeded in exactly what Sam theorizes in this book.
Sam also mentions the Congressional Medals of Honor awarded to the two crewmen, do not be alarmed, the first Congressional Medal of Honor that was awarded during WW II, a pilot by the name of Kelley, was a farce, President Roosevelt let it be known he wanted a hero, those in the position to do the job picked Kelley and wrote up a big story, however, later it was found to be a farce, Kelly was nowhere near the action stated in the citation. There is nothing sacred, except the dead and we are supposed to cherish and protect their memory.
I appeal you to assist Sam in his quest for truth and honesty."