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# Patton's Third Army Living Historians

Recreating History

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- [George Patton Jr. War Brief 2022](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/george-patton-jr-war-brief-2022/) - Denny Hair plays George Patton Jr. at a war briefing in Rockford Illinois 24 Sep 2022. Courtesy of Dan Hermann Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook
- [‘Dietrich’ Actress Dons Combat Fatigues for MAAM WWII Weekend](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/dietrich-actress-dons-combat-fatigues-for-maam-wwii-weekend/) - ‘Dietrich’ Actress Dons Combat Fatigues for MAAM WWII Weekend Originally published in the Baltimore Post Examiner By Anthony C. Hayes READING, PA – Marlene Dietrich – the sultry star of such cinema classics as Morocco, The Blue Angel and Destry Rides Again – did not venture into war-torn Europe during the 1940s on a photo-op campaign. To the contrary, Hollywood’s first
- [The Third Army Historical Society Presents Patton's War Room in Reading, PA](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/the-third-army-historical-society-presents-pattons-war-room-in-reading-pa/) - You are invited! Our National Organization, The Third Army Historical Society will be appearing at the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum 31st Annual World War II Weekend , June 3-4-5 in Reading Pennsylvania! The Patton’s War Room presentation starts promptly at 9am with questions and answers from the audience until 10am. Come early to insure a seat.
- [An Evening With General Patton : Feb 26, 2022](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/an-evening-with-general-patton-feb-26-2022/) - Tickets are on sale now for An Evening With General Patton at The Museum Of The American G.I. February 26, 2022 6:30pm – 10:00pm Tickets available at : https://www.tickettailor.com/events/museumoftheamericangi/645579 The Museum of the American G.I. is pleased to announce “An Evening with General Patton”. Denny Hair is a world-class historian and author and has been

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- [Patton's Third Army Living Historians](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/) - Seventy plus years after his death and becoming an American icon with no equal World War II, General George S. Patton stands out in the American conscious better than any other general. As a combat general he was unequaled, fearless, brave to a fault and keenly aware his destiny was in the hands of the
- [Field Manuals (Images)](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/field-manuals-images/)
- [Field Manuals (Text)](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/field-manuals-text/) - WORLD WAR II ERA FIELD MANUALS List View Switch To Thumbnail View To view online, please make sure you have Adobe Reader installed.To download, click with your right mouse button and select “Save Link As” Army Air Forces Field Manuals: * FM 1-10 Tactics and Techniques of Air Attack * FM 1-15 Tactics and Techniques
- [Patton's Hospital Room](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/pattons-hospital-room/) - These pictures on this web page are extremely rare and were taken with permission of the US Army. Note: all of the pictures on this page have embedded watermarks and pattonthirdarmy logo. You do not have permission to use these photographs. The actual Hospital complex is located on a restricted to military personnel area in
- [Leslie Carolyn Hart-Hair](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/leslie-hair/) - In Loving Memory of a remarkable soul who touched many lives Leslie Carolyn Hart-Hair, age 66, of Hockley, TX, peacefully passed away on June 29th, 2023 surrounded by loved ones after a demanding battle with a life-limiting illness. Leslie was born in December 1957 to Theresa and Robert in Bangor, ME. After graduating from Windham-Ashland-Jewett
- [Leslie Carolyn Hart-Hair](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/leslie-carolyn-hart-hair/) - In Loving Memory of a remarkable soul who touched many lives Leslie Carolyn Hart-Hair, age 66, of Hockley, TX, peacefully passed away on June 29th, 2023 surrounded by loved ones after a demanding battle with a life-limiting illness. Leslie was born in December 1957 to Theresa and Robert in Bangor, ME. After graduating from Windham-Ashland-Jewett
- [Patton - Hidden In Plain Sight : The Images Uncovered (Book)](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/pattonbook/) - Patton Hidden in Plain Sight:The Story of Patton and his Third Army, Hidden in Print for 75 years“The Images Uncovered” I am pleased to announce that the first book on a series of books I have written is now available world wide, through Amazon. Most, who know me, will tell you how excited I am.
- [Videos](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/videos/) - VIDEOS General George S. Patton Jr. and the 3rd Army Living Historians The 3rd Army Living Historians and General George S. Patton Jr. portrayed by Denny Hair, stationed in Central Texas but travel around the U.S. and the world. THIRD ARMY MARCH Played by The United States Army Band “Pershing’s Own”Conducted by Lt. Silas N.
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/) - General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props When you want it done right the first time Page under construction Contact us for unpublished list of equipment Radio Collection US Army Signal CorpsRadiosSwitchboardsGenerators Field Phones Officer’s Field Desks Wooden Chairs (Vintage) US Army Folding Tables Officers Formal Dinning Officers In Field Mess Medical Equipment Military Vehicles Propane
- [WWII Vehicles](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/wwii-vehicles/) - COMING SOON
- [Gift Shop](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/gift-shop/) - COMING SOON
- [Calendar Of Events](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/calendar-of-events/) - There are currently no scheduled events.
- [Lucky Forward Newsletter](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/lucky-forward-newsletter/) - LUCKY FORWARD Newsletter of Patton’s Third Army Living Historians To view online, please make sure you have Adobe Reader installed. To download, click with your right mouse button and select “Save Link As”
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : WWII Flashlights](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props-wwii-flashlights/) - WWII Flashlights Like everything else in WWII, the supply of original flashlights is almost gone. What was once cheap and easy to find have become scarce, highly collectable and valuable. They will do nothing but go up. These are for static background props and not to be used in filming combat scenes, as they are
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Military Vehicles](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props-military-vehicles/) - MILITARY VEHICLES Patton’s Lucky Forward Motor Pool These are original, real and run well. They are available We have Three jeeps, 1 command Car, 1 M20 Armored Car and one CCKW Shop Van. All WWII and all fully restored. In Service 1941 until varying per country. Used by USA and its allies of World War
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Field Phones](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props-field-phones/) - FIELD PHONES 25 Available The handset on the EE-8 Field Telephone was not very different than contemporary phones, and the sturdy device can still work today. The EE-8 field telephone was used by the US Military from 1935 into the Vietnam War. It used a wired line with a maximum transmission distance of 7 miles.
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Post Office](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-post-office/) - Military Mail 2 available 1 canvas and 1 wood Mail Call Nothing raises moral more than a letter from home. These mail boxes were prevalent throughout the theaters of war. They were used to sort the mail and then to distribute it to the various soldiers. General Patton’s headquarters had a mail trailer where mail
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Officers Field Desks](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-officers-field-desks/) - Officer's Field Desks Multiple combinations available This Officer’s field desk was recently used in a multimillion dollar movie production in a communications tent. The Officer’s Field Desks have become very scarce and they were designated by rank and use when issued. They were designated record, company level, headquarters level. However, they were used by almost
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Officer Mess Gear](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-officer-mess-gear/) - Officer Mess Gear Designated: Outfit, Officers’ Mess M-1941 Quartermaster Corps Stock No. 6 3-Q-553 6 available sets 2 Porcelain 3 stainless steal These are basically the same kits and were used from WWII through Vietnam. They were service for six officers and could be combined to serve additional officers. They were designed for field use.
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Chairs](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-chairs/) - Vintage Chairs These are vintage wooden chairs in two different variations. They are wooden folding chairs and date back into the 1930’s. This type of chairs were in continuous in rural small school houses, military bases and public gatherings through the 1960s. These will not take a weight to exceed over 220 pounds and caution
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Barber Kits](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-barber/) - Barber Kits The GI Hair Cut is an American armed service tradition. The Barber kits changed as technology and personal sanitation evolved. The M-1944 Barber Kit was the standard issue in World War II. Barber Kit World War II Issue 3 Available This is a complete original WWII barber kit with the correct contents The
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Mess and Cooking Gear Props](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props-mess-and-cooking-gear-props/) - Mess And Cooking Gear Props The Mess kitchen in the field or mess hall. We can provide it! This is an original WWII mess kitchen during the 1941 fields maneuvers. It changed very little throughout the war. We can reproduce this exactly, twice. Here is a portion of the display we put up at the
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Smoking Props](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props-smoking-props/) - Smoking Props “Smoke em if you got em!” Heard throughout the military when offered a break. Smoking was all the rage and everyone smoked. The tobacco industry went to war with our soldiers and advertised that they supported our troops. We offer museum quality props to be used in our museum quality props. These are
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : M2 .50 Caliber Browning Machine Gun](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-m2-50-caliber-browning-machine-gun/) - Propane M2 .50 Caliber Browning Machine Gun (non firing) 3 Available This simulates the real MA Duce (M2)of WWII which has been in continuous use since it was first developed between 1921 to 1933. They would then enter military service and they remain in service today. We feature three of these as non-firing propane guns.
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Phonograph](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-phonograph/) - Phonograph (Record Player) 2 Available This is a military issue phonograph designed to play vinyl 78 rpm Rotations per a minute recordings. It is spring wound with a crank and the turntable turns. The needle is placed in the grove of the record and you can play one song per a side. The mechanism is
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Typewriters](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-typewriters/) - Typewriters 7 Available We have several typewriters and they are from various manufactures. Most are WWII era and a little beyond. Some work and some are for props only. Remington Rand 1940’s vintage Earlier 1930’s Royal Typewriter 1940’s vintage Royal Typewriter Vintage Corona typewriter We have a few more models to choose from (not pictured)
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : U.S. Army Folding Tables](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-tables/) - U.S. Army Folding Tables 35 Available The military folding table was used though out the 20th century and provided a portable way to set up a field operation and was easily transportable. We have reconditioned ours to reflect as they were first issued. Here is an example of a field desk in use at
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Radio Collection US Army Signal Corps](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-radios/) - US Army Signal Corps Collection Authentic and Original General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props provides a wide array of radios and signal corps items. We can set up a period communication center indoors, out doors or under canvas. We provide radio communications for the individual soldier, squad or battalion, regimental, division or army level communications
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Hand Grenades WWII MK II Reproduction and Inert](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-grenades/) - Hand Grenades WWII MK II Reproduction and Inert Mk II WWII Hand Grenade 30 available. More upon request. We have reproduced an exact copy of the WWII hand grenade. Ours are inert and can not be made to explode and are perfectly safe. Unless, of course, you drop one on your foot. A few of
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Army Chaplain Equipment](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-chaplain/) - Army Chaplain Equipment This is an original image of a chaplain conducted church service in Normandy France in 1944. We can duplicate the chaplain equipment shown here with some slight variation. We provide a full set of chaplain service gear. The chaplain carried a portable kit to give communion in the field. The Eucharist (/ˈjuːkərɪst/;
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : U.S. M2 60mm Mortar](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-m2-mortar/) - U.S. M2 60mm Mortar We offer an inert WWII original 60 mm mortar and all of its components. This is a non-firing museum quality display piece suitable for a museum or movie prop to dress up the combat lines. It comes with fully accurate inert 60 mm rounds. (sandbags not included) Before a complete restoration
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Officer’s Formal Dinning Mess](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-officers-formal-dinning-mess/) - Officer’s Formal Dinning Mess There were times that high ranking officers participated in dinning where they were required to participate in formal military etiquette. The armed services high command of WWII favored a formal silver service. It was available for purchase and was found in both the US Navy and the US Army high Commands.
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Cameras](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-cameras/) - Cameras Speed Graphic (Graflex) This model was produced during prior to and through World World War Two. Despite the common appellation of Speed Graphic, various Graphic models were produced between 1912 and 1973. The authentic Speed Graphic has a focal plane shutter. The eponymous name “speed” came from the maximum speed of 1/1000 sec. that
- [General Patton’s Lucky Forward Movie Props : Tents and Tenting](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-pattons-lucky-forward-movie-props/props-tents/) - Tents and Tenting Olive Drab Army Canvas Large Canvas Tents are heavy, require a lot of storage, many poles and take several people to set up. They come in all sizes. Lets start with the smallest of the tents. The Pup Tent. These were designed to have two soldiers sleeping in them. Each carried a
- [About Living Historians](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/about-living-historians/) - VIEW STAFF PHOTOS Here is what we can offer Recreating HistoryThe Great SpeechLecture SeriesPersonality at EventsMaster of CeremoniesVeteran ReunionsConsultants for Displays and restoration projectsMovies and documentariesTraveling Exhibitions We invite you to invite us to your event. We are group of historians who bring history alive by our 1st person impression of General George S. Patton
- [Authored Articles](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/authored-articles/) - Authored Articles Click Images To Read / Download Articles Honoring General PattonMVPA Army Motors article. MVPA Army Motors article about our Patton Van Restoration.Edition No. 127 Spring 2009. Recreating History – General Patton’s Dodge Command CarMVPA Army Motors article about our Patton Command Car Restoration. Military vehicle Magazine October 2014 Issue 170 General Patton and
- [Booking General Patton's History Comes Alive](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/booking-general-pattons-history-comes-alive/) - The Third Army Historical Society invites you to invite our much acclaimed world class lecture and General Patton portrayer and our Third Army Historians to your event. We offer a multitude of combinations of our famed “History Comes Alive Presentations” to enhance your event. Imagine having General Patton, the famed WWII General, “Come Alive” before your
- [Commendations](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/commendations/) - COMMENDATIONS Click the image on this page to read or download the article 90th Division’s 90th ReunionThank You LetterAugust 14, 2008 “We heard only praise from the attendiees…you were the “hit of the Reunion”..the memories will last forever. “Click Here to read/download
- [Event List](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/) - Portrayal of General George S. Patton Jr. A Tribute To Doris Miller in Waco, Texas – December 7, 2017 World War II Days – Midway Village Museum. Rockford, IL September 21-22, 2013 – Third Army Appears At Rockford – World War II Days World War II Days – Midway Village Museum. Rockford, IL September 21-22, 2013 –
- [About General Patton](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/about-general-patton/) - General Patton was and is considered one of the world greatest Generals. There are those who say he had no equal in World War II on any side, friend or foe. The General’s combat effectiveness as a strategists and tacticians yielded huge results. When called upon by General Eisenhower in extreme emergencies, such as the
- [Patton's Third Army Living Historians](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/pattons-third-army-living-historians-2/) - Seventy plus years after his death and becoming an American icon with no equal World War II, General George S. Patton stands out in the American conscious better than any other general. As a combat general he was unequaled, fearless, brave to a fault and keenly aware his destiny was in the hands of the
- [Patton’s Mobile Headquarters 3rd Army HQ in Europe](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/pattons-mobile-headquarters-3rd-army-hq-in-europe/) - Patton’s Mobile Headquarters 3rd Army HQ in Europe The Original, The Recreation and History brought to life through exhibition In 2008 a shop Van was purchased with the expressed purpose of recreating the Patton HQ Van, used by General Patton through out the War in Europe. The original Patton Shop van was located at the
- [Veteran Organizations](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/veteran-organizations/) - Veteran Organizations Please email organizational information to us for consideration. The 90th Division AssociationOfficial website of the TOUGH ‘OMBRES Kilroy’s Krew – Showing Honor and Respect to our World War II Veterans
- [Vendors](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/vendors/) - VENDERS At The Front Quality WWII combat equipment & militaria Col. Carlos ManningManning Surplus Mail Order (no web site)Do it the old fashion way, call himHas WWII and Vietnam equipment real and repoSheridan, Texas979-234-7505email carloscookey@juno.com What Price Glory Portrayal Press Top Pots
- [Unit Organizations](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/unit-organizations/) - Third Army Historical SocietyA few of our friends who participate with us and we with them If you want to be listed with us contact patton@pattonthirdarmy.com The Third Army Headquarters CommandNationalwww.pattonthirdarmy.compatton@pattonthirdarmy.com(Texas) The Third Army HeadquartersMidwest CommandUnit CO Lt.Col. Dave Weakley dwweakley@yahoo.comInd., Ky., Tenn., Ill., Wis. Deutschland Regiment 2nd SS 3rd Regiment Panzergrenadierhttp://www.deutschlandregiment.combarry.kemballcook@ubs.comTexas Based 1st Battalion of the 502nd
- [100th Birthday of Third Army At ARCENT](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/100th-birthday-of-third-army-at-arcent/) - 100th Birthday of theThird United States ArmyCelebrationARCENTUnited States Army CentralNovember 7, 1918 to November 7, 2018 The Third Army Historical Society received an invitation from Lt.General Michael X. Garrett, Commanding (ARCENT) United States Army Central to participate in the 100th Birthday of the United States Third Army. This was a high honor for us to
- [1/35th scale model of General Patton’s Headquarters](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/100th-birthday-of-third-army-at-arcent/1-35th-scale-model-of-general-pattons-headquarters/) - 1/35th scale model of General Patton’s Headquarters A special Presentation Gift was our donation of a 1/35th scale model of General Patton’s Headquarters, as it existed in the field at Namur France in July of 1944. This model diorama was put together by and assembled, painted and built by our own master modeler Michael Maloney.
- [A Tribute To Chaplain Matthew Nethercutt](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/100th-birthday-of-third-army-at-arcent/a-tribute-to-chaplain-matthew-nethercutt/) - A Tribute To Chaplain Matthew Nethercutt Matthew Nethercutt passed away in July 17, 2019. In combat he was injured and his leg would later have to be amputated. He suffered pain for many years but never complained. It is believed a clot, many years from the injury, appeared unexpectedly and took his life, and he
- [The Patton Van Restoration : The Engine](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/pattons-mobile-headquarters-3rd-army-hq-in-europe/the-patton-van-restoration-the-engine/) - The Patton Van Restoration : The Engine CCKW Engine Power Plant In World War Two the Engine compartment below the hood was referred to as a Power Plant of a CCKW Dodge. The manual gives the above specifications for the engine. The Patton van restoration would not have been complete without the restoration of the
- [Patton's beloved English Bull Terrier "Willie"](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/pattons-beloved-english-bull-terrier-willie/) - Patton loved dogs and owned quite a few in his lifetime. One of his early favorites was an English Bull Terrier named Tank. No known images of “Tank” have surfaced but who knows, maybe someday one will. When Patton arrived in England in the spring of 1944, he longed for the personal companionship of a dog. Logic seemed
- [Contact](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/contact/) - Contact Patton's Third Army Living Historians Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) PLEASE NOTE :We will NEVER share, give, or sell your email address to any third parties or advertisers.
- [Third Army Summary Of After Action in World War II](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/third-army-summary-of-after-action-in-world-war-ii-3/) - – 2 –SECRET FORCING THE LINE OF THE MOSELLE 25 SEPTEMBER -7 NOVEMBER 1944 The period 25 September – 7 November was marked by little aggressive action. For the greater part of the period the various front-line units out-posted their lines and patrolled aggressively. Designed as a means of supplying vehicles to haul necessary materiel
- [Third Army Summary Of After Action in World War II](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/third-army-summary-of-after-action-in-world-war-ii-2/) - -1- S E C R E T S E C R E T THE CAMPAIGN OF FRANCE, AVARANCHES, BREST TO THE MOSELLE 1 AUGUST TO 24 SEPTEMBER In the early morning hours of 6 June 1944 the long awaited invasion of Western Europe began with airborne landings being made in Normandy followed closely by seashore
- [Third Army Summary Of After Action in World War II](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/third-army-summary-of-after-action-in-world-war-ii/) - A Brief History of Patton’s Third Army What you are about to read is the brief summary of magnificent history of General Patton’s United States Third Army in World War II. When first written, it was classified and labeled as secret. It was written in a brief form from a larger version being written that
- [Third Army](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/) - General Patton was one of the U.S. Army’s and America’s greatest commanding Generals . When Third Army was moved to France, in July of 1944, they began a great dash across France. The Germans launched their last great offensive of the war – the Battle of the Bulge. In one of the great moves of
- [20th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/20th-armored-division/) - 20th Armored Division World War II Activated: 15 March 1943. Overseas: 6 February 1945. Campaigns: Central Europe. Days of combat: 8. Distinguished Unit Citations: 5. Awards: DSM-1 ; SS-31,; LM1; SM-10 ; BSM-128. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Stephen G. Henry (February-October 1943)Maj. Gen. Roderick R. Allen (October 1943-September 1944)Maj. Gen. Orlando Ward (September 1944-August 1945)Maj. Gen.
- [79th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/79th-infantry-division/) - 79th Infantry Division World War I Activated: August 1917. Overseas: July 1918. Major Operations: Meuse-Argonne. Casualties: Total-6,874 (KIA-1,151 ; WIA-5,723). Commanders: Maj. Gen. Joseph E. Kuhn (25 August 1917)Brig. Gen. W. J. Nicholson (26 November 1917)Maj. Gen. Joseph E. Kuhn (17 February 1918)Maj. Gen. Joseph E. Kuhn (16 April 1918)Brig. Gen. W. J. Nicholson (22
- [80th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/80th-infantry-division/) - 80th Infantry Division World War I Activated: September 1917. Overseas: June 1918. Major Operations: Somme offensive, Meuse-Argonne. Casualties: Total-6,029. (KIA-880; WIA-5,149). Commanders: Brig. Gen. Herman Hall (27 August 1917)Maj. Gen. Adelbert Cronkhite (9 September 1917)Brig. Gen. L. M. Brett (26 November 1917)Brig. Gen. W. P. Richardson (28 December 1917)Brig. Gen. C. S. Farnsworth (7 January
- [42nd Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/42nd-infantry-division/) - 42nd Infantry Division World War I Activated: August 1917 (National Guard Divisions, the personnel of which were drawn from 26 States and the District of Columbia). Overseas: November 1917. Major Operations: Champagne-Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne. Days of combat: 264. Casualties: Total 14,683 (KIA-2,058; WIA-12,625). Commanders: Maj. Gen. W. A. Mann (5 September 1917)Maj. Gen. Charles
- [69th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/69th-infantry-division/) - 69th Infantry Division World War II Activated: 15 May 1943. Overseas: December 1944. Campaigns: Rhineland, Central Europe. Days of combat: 86. Awards: DSc-1 ; DSM-1 ; SS-105; LM,-3; SM-12 ; BSM-2,253 ; AM-33. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Charles L. Bolte (May 1943-September 1944)Maj. Gen. Emil F. Reinhardt (September 1944-August 1945)Brig. Gen. Robert V. Maraist (August 1945
- [XII CORPS](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/xii-corps/) - XII CORPS Corps information Campaigns Northern France WWII Rhineland WWII Ardennes-Alsace WWII Central Europe WWII Sources & links: US Army in WWII Ardennes-Alsace WWII Central Europe WWII Sources & links: US Army in WWII
- [VIII CORPS](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/viii-corps/) - VIII CORPS Corps information Normandy WWII Northern France WWII Rhineland WWII Ardennes-Alsace WWII Central Europe WWII Sources & links: US Army in WWII
- [V CORPS](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/v-corps/) - V CORPS Corps information Campaigns Normandy WWII Northern France WWII Rhineland WWII Ardennes-Alsace WWII Central Europe WWII Commanding General (CG) 20.10.1940-16.03.1941 Maj.-Gen. Campbell B. Hodges 17.03.1941-09.01.1942 Maj.-Gen. Edmund L. Daley 10.01.1942-19.05.1942 Maj.-Gen. William S. Key 20.05.1942-14.07.1943 Maj.-Gen. Russell P. Hartle 15.07.1943-17.09.1944 Maj.-Gen. Leonard T. Gerow 18.09.1944-04.10.1944 Maj.-Gen. Edward H. Brooks 05.10.1944-14.01.1945 Maj.-Gen. Leonard T. Gerow
- [III CORPS](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/iii-corps/) - III CORPS Corps information 18.12.1940 activated as III Army Corps at Presidio of Monterey, California 19.08.1942 redesignated III Corps 00.09.1944 overseas Campaigns Northern France WWII Rhineland WWII Ardennes-Alsace WWII Central Europe WWII Commanding General (CG) 00.07.1941-00.02.1942 Maj.-Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell 00.04.1942-00.05.1943 Maj.-Gen. John P. Lucas 00.00.1943-00.00.1943 Maj.-Gen. Harold R. Bull 06.10.1943-16.03.1945 Maj.-Gen. John Millikin 17.03.1945-00.02.1946
- [9th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/9th-armored-division/) - 9th Armored Division World War II Activated: 15 July 1942. Overseas: 26 August 1944. Campaigns: Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 91. Distinguished Unit Citations: 11. Awards: MH-1 ; DSC-1 ; DSM-2 ; SS-191 ; LM-13; SM-11 ; BSM-1,263 ; AM-28. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes (June September 1942)Maj. Gen. John W. Leonard (October
- [99th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/99th-infantry-division/) - 99th Infantry Division World War II Activated: 15 November 1942. Overseas: 30 September 1944. Campaigns: Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 151. Distinguished Unit Citations: 2. Awards: MH-1 ; DSC-16 ; DSM-1 ; SS-252; LM-6; DFC-7 ; SM-8 ; BSM-2,127 ; AM-48. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Thompson Lawrence (November 1942-July 1943)Maj. Gen. Walter F. Lauer
- [97th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/97th-infantry-division/) - 97th Infantry Division World War I The division was activated 5 September 1918 and inactivated 20 November 1918 ; one infantry regiment (303d) served with the 76th Division. World War II Activated: 25 February 1943. Overseas: 19 February 1945, for the ETO; 28 August 1945, for the Pacific Theater. Campaigns: Central Europe. Days of
- [94th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/94th-infantry-division/) - 94th Infantry Division World War II Activated: 15 September 1942. Overseas: 6 August 1944. Campaigns: Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 209. Distinguished Unit Citations: 1. Awards: MH-1 ; DSC-54 ; DSM-2 ; SS-510; LM-10; SM-12 ; BSM-2,792 ; AM-66. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Harry J. Malony (September 1942 May 1945)Brig. Gen. Louis
- [90th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/90th-infantry-division/) - 90th Infantry Division World War I Activated: August 1917. Overseas: June 1918. Major Operations: St. Mihiel, MeuseArgonne. Casualties: Total-7,549 (KIA-1,091 ; WIA-6,458). Commanders: Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen (25 August 1917)Brig. Gen. Joseph A. Gaston (23 November 1917)Brig. Gen. W. H. Johnston (27 December 1917)Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen (1 March 1918)Brig. Gen. Joseph P.
- [71st Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/71st-infantry-division/) - 71st Infantry Division World War II Activated: 15 July 1943 Overseas: 26 January 1945. Campaigns: Rhineland, Central Europe. Days of combat: 62. Distinguished Unit Citations: 1. Awards: DSC-1 ; DSM-1 ; SS-180; LM-1 ; SM-8 ; BSM-695 ; AM 10. Commanders: Brig.Gen. Robert L. Spragins (July 1943-October 1944)Maj. Gen. Eugene M. Landrum (October-November 1944)Maj. Gen.
- [8th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/8th-infantry-division/) - 8th Infantry Division World War I Activated: January 1918. Overseas: November 1918. Commanders: Col. Elmore F. Taggart (5 January 1918)Col. G. L. Van Deusen (15 February 1918)Brig. Gen. J. D. Leitch (25 February 1918)Maj. Gen. J. F. Morrison (10 March 1918)Brig. Gen. J. D. Leitch (18 March 1918)Maj. Gen. W. S. Graves (18 July 1918)Brig.
- [8th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/8th-armored-division/) - 8th Armored Division World War II Activated: 1 April 1942. Overseas: 7 November 1944. Campaigns: Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 63. Awards: SS-143; LM-4; BSM-825 ; AM-23. Commanders: Maj. Gen. William M. Grimes (April 1942-September 1944)Maj. Gen. John M. Devine (October 1944-August 1945)Brig. Gen. Charles F. Colson (August 1945 to inactivation). Returned to
- [89th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/89th-infantry-division/) - 89th Infantry Division World War I Activated: August 1917. Overseas: June 1918. Major Operations: St. Mihiel, MeuseArgonne. Casualties: Total-7,091 (KIA-980; WIA-6,111). Commanders: Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood (27 August 1917)Brig. Gen. Frank L. Winn (26 November 1917)Brig. Gen. Thomas G. Hanson (24 December 1917)Brig. Gen. Frank L. Winn (29 December 1917)Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood (12 April
- [87th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/87th-infantry-division/) - 87th Infantry Division World War I Saw no combat; was activated 25 August 1917, went overseas in September 1918, retained and was inactivated in January 1919. Commanders: Maj. Gen. S. D. Sturgis (25 August 1917)Brig. Gen. R. C. Van Vliet (13 November 1917)Maj. Gen. S. D. Sturgis (17 November 1917)Col. John O’Shea (6 October 1918)Maj.
- [83rd Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/83rd-infantry-division/) - 83rd Infantry Division World War I Activated: September 1917. Overseas: June 1918. Major Operations: Designated a depot division ; supplied over 195,000 officers and enlisted men as replacements in France. Certain division units saw action. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Edwin F. Glenn (25 August 1917)Brig. Gen. Frederick Perkins (13 January 1918)Brig. Gen. Willard A. Holbrook (23
- [86th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/86th-infantry-division/) - 86th Infantry Division World War I Saw no combat; was activated 25 August 1917, went overseas in August 1918, returned to United States in November 1918, and was inactivated in January 1919. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Barry (25 August 1917)Brig. Gen. Lyman W. V. Kennon (26 November 1917)Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Barry (15 February
- [7th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/7th-armored-division/) - 7th Armored Division World War II Activated: 1 March 1942. Overseas: 7 January 1944. Campaigns: Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 172. Awards: MH-2 ; DSC-8 ; DSM-1 ; SS-1,316 ; LM-18; SM-19 ; BSM-3,047 ; AM-81. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Lindsay McD. Silvester (1 March 1942-November 1944)Maj. Gen. Robert W. Hasbrouck (November
- [76th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/76th-infantry-division/) - 76th Infantry Division World War I Activated: August 1917. Overseas: August 1918. Commanders: Maj. Gen. H. F. Hodges (5 August 1917)Brig. Gen. William Weigel (28 November 1917)Maj. Gen. H. F. Hodges (13 February 1918). Inactivated: May 1919. World War II Activated: 15 June 1942. Overseas: 10 December 1944. Campaigns: Ardennes-Alsace, Rhineland, Central Europe. Days of
- [70th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/70th-infantry-division/) - 70th Infantry Division World War II Activated: 15 June 1943. Overseas: 8 January 1945. Campaigns: Rhineland, Central Europe. Days of combat: 83. Distinguished Unit Citations: 1. Awards: DSC-13 ; SS-228; LM-11; SM-16 ; BSM-1,469 ; AM36. Commanders: Maj. Gen. John E. Dahlquist (June 1943-July 1944)Maj. Gen. Allison J. Barnett (July 1944-July 1945)Brig. Gen. Thomas W.
- [6th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/6th-armored-division/) - 6th Armored Division World War II Activated: 15 February 1942. Overseas: 11 February 1944. Campaigns: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 272. Distinguished Unit Citations: 4. Awards: MH-1 ; DSC-24 ; DSM-3 ; SS-807 ; LM-23; DFC-1 ; SM-24 ; BSM-6,406 ; AM-105. Commanders: Maj. Gen. William H. H. Morris, Jr.
- [65th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/65th-infantry-division/) - 65th Infantry Division World War II Activated: 16 August 1943. Overseas: 10 January 1945. Campaigns: Rhineland, Central Europe. Days of combat: 55. Awards: MH-1 ; DSM-1 ; SS-77; LM-14; SM-4; BSM-686; AM-19. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Stanley E. Reinhart (August 1943-1 August 1945)Brig. Gen. John E. Copeland (1 August 1945 to inactivation). Inactivated: 31 August 1945
- [35th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/35th-infantry-division/) - 35th Infantry Division World War I Activated: August 1917 (National Guard Division from Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska). Overseas: May 1918. Major Operations: Meuse-Argonne. Casualties: Total-7,296 (KIA-1,018 ; WIA-6,278). Commanders: Maj. Gen. William M. Wright (25 August 1917)Brig. Gen. L. G. Berry (18 September 1917)Maj. Gen. William M. Wright (10 December 1917)Brig. Gen. Nathaniel F. McClure
- [29th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/29th-infantry-division/) - 29th Infantry Division World War I Activated: July 1917 (National Guard Division from Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and District of Columbia). Overseas: July 1918. Major Operations: Meuse-Argonne. Casualties: Total-5,570 (KIA-787 ; WIA-4,783). Commanders: Brig. Gen. Charles W. Barber (28 July 1917)Maj. Gen. Charles G. Morton (25 August 1917)Brig. Gen. William C. Rafferty (24 September 1917)Maj. Gen.
- [28th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/28th-infantry-division/) - 28th Infantry Division World War I Activated: September 1917 (National Guard division from Pennsylvania). Major Operations: MeuseArgonne, Champagne-Marne, Aisne-Marne, Oise-Aisne, Ypres-Lys (FA). Casualties: Total-14,139 (KIA-2,165 ; WIA-11,974). Commanders: Maj. Gen. C. M. Clement (17 July 1917)Brig. Gen. W. G. Price, Jr. (18 September 1917)Brig. Gen. F. W. Stilwell (28 October 1917)Maj. Gen. C. M. Clement
- [26th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/26th-infantry-division/) - 26th Infantry Division World War II Activated: 10 October 1941 in Hawaii. Campaigns: Guadalcanal, Luzon. Distinguished Unit Citations: 6. Awards: MH-6 ; DSC-72 ; DSM-3 ; SS-622; LM-100; DFC-1 ; SM-40 ; BSM-1,394 ; AM-147. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Maxwell Murray (October 1941-May 1942)Maj. Gen. J. Lawton Collins (May 1942-January 1944)Maj. Gen. Charles L. Mullins, Jr.
- [17th Airborne Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/17th-airborne-division/) - 17th Airborne Division World War II Activated: 15 April 1943. Overseas: 17 August 1944. Campaigns: Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 45. Distinguished Unit Citations: 4. Awards: MH-3 ; DSC-4; DSM-1 ; SS-179; LM-15; SM-6 ; BSM-727 ; AM-21. Commanders: Maj. Gen. William M. Miley commanded the division throughout its entire life in World
- [16th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/16th-armored-division/) - 16th Armored Division World War II Activated: 15 July 1943. Overseas: 5 February 1945 Campaigns: Central Europe. Days of combat: 3. Awards: DSC-2; SS-4; SM-1 ; BSM-135 ; AM-1. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Douglass T. Greene (July 1943-August 1944)Brig. Gen. John L. Pierce (September 1944 to inactivation). Returned to U.S.: 6 October 1945. Inactivated: 15 October
- [14th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/14th-armored-division/) - 14th Armored Division World War II Activated: 15 November 1942. Overseas: 14 October 1944. Campaigns: Rhineland, Central Europe. Days of combat: 167. Distinguished Unit Citations: 2. Awards: MH-1 ; DSC-9 ; DSM-1 ; SS-273; LM-8; SM-13 ; BSM-3,024 ; AM-47. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Vernon E. Prichard (November 1942-July 1944)Maj. Gen. Albert C. Smith (July 1944
- [13th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/13th-armored-division/) - 13th Armored Division World War II Activated: 15 October 1942. Overseas: 18 January 1945. Campaigns: Rhineland, Central Europe. Days of combat: 16. Awards: DSM-1 ; SS-6; LM-1; SM-1 ; BSM-76. Commanders: Maj. Gen. John B. Wogan (October 1942-April 1945)Maj. Gen. John Millikin (April-September 1945). Returned to U.S.: 23 July 1945. Inactivated: 15 November 1945. Combat
- [12th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/12th-armored-division/) - 12th Armored Division World War II Overseas: 20 September 1944. Campaigns: Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 102. Distinguished Unit Citations: 1. Awards: DSC-2 ; DSM-1 ; SS-225; LM-8; DFC-4 ; SM-11 ; BSM-1,453 ; AM-63. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Carlos Brewer (September 1942-August 1944)Maj. Gen. Douglass T. Greene (August-September 1944)Maj. Gen. Roderick R. Allen
- [11th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/11th-armored-division/) - 11th Armored Division World War II Activated: 15 August 1942. Overseas: 29 September 1944. Campaigns: Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 96. Awards: MH-1 ; DSC-3 ; DSM-1 ; SS-227; LM-15; SM-2 ; BSM-2,417 ; AM-51. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Edward H. Brooks (August 1942-March 1944)Brig. Gen. Charles S. Kilburn (March 1944-March 1945)Maj. Gen. Holmes
- [4th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/4th-armored-division/) - 4th Armored Division World War II Activated: 15 April 1941. Overseas: 29 December 1943. Campaigns: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 230. Distinguished Unit Citations: 1; to the entire Division. Awards: MH-3 ; DSC-45 ; DSM-3 ; SS-757; LM-27; DFC-7 ; SM-12 ; BSM-3,918 ; AM-95. Commanders: Maj. Gen. H. W.
- [10th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/10th-armored-division/) - 10th Armored Division World War II Activated: 15 July 1942. Overseas: 13 September 1944. Campaigns: Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Distinguished Unit Citations: 5. Awards: DSC-19 ; DSM-1 ; SS-412; LM-20; DFC-2 ; SM-25 ; BSM-2,578 ; AM-29. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Paul W. Newgarden (July 1942-July 1944)Maj. Gen. William H. H. Morris, Jr. (July 1944-May 1945)Maj.
- [101st Airborne Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/101st-airborne-division/) - 101st Airborne Division World War II Activated: 15 August 1942. Overseas: 5 September 1943. Campaigns: Rhineland, Central Europe, Normandy, Ardennes-Alsace. Days of combat: 214. Distinguished Unit Citations: 12. Awards: MH-2 ; DSC-56 ; DSM-2 ; SS-456 ; LM-20; SM-4 ; BSM-9,488 ; AM-48. Commanders: Maj. Gen. William C. Lee (5 August 1942-30 March 1944)Maj. Gen.
- [5th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/5th-infantry-division/) - 5th Infantry Division World War I Activated: 1 December 1917. Overseas: May 1918. Major Operations: St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne. Casualties: Total-9,116 (KIA-1,630; WIA-7,486). Commanders: Maj. Gen. C. H. Muir (11 December 1917)Col. William M. Morrow (18 December 1917)Maj. Gen. J. E. McMahon (1 January 1918)Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely (18 October 1918). Returned to U.S.: July
- [5th Armored Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/5th-armored-division/) - 5th Armored Division World War II Activated: 10 October 1941. Overseas: 11 February 1944. Campaigns: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of combat: 161. Distinguished Unit Citations: 4 Awards: DSC-15 ; DSM-1 : SS-437; LM-13; DFC-2 ; SM-12 ; BSM-2,148 ; AM-54. Commanders: Maj. Gen. Jack W. Heard (October 1941 February 1943)Maj. Gen.
- [4th Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/4th-infantry-division/) - 4th Infantry Division World War I Activated: 1917. Overseas: 5 June 1918. Major Operations: Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne. Days of combat: 69. Casualties: Total-12,820 (KIA-2,160 ; WIA-10,660). Commanders: Maj. Gen. George H. Cameron (3 December 1917-14 August 1918)Brig. Gen. Benjamin A. Poore (14 August-27 August 1918)Maj. Gen. John L. Hines (27 August-11 October 1918)Maj. Gen.
- [2nd Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/2nd-infantry-division/) - 2nd Infantry Division World War I Activated: October 1917. Overseas: October 1917. Major Operations: Aisne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Aisne-Marne. Casualties: Total-11,746 (KIA-1,964 ; WIA-9,782). Commanders: Brig. Gen. C. A. Doyen, USMC (26 October 1917)Maj. Gen. Omar Bundy (8 November 1917)Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord (15 July 1918)Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, USMC (26 July 1918).
- [1st Infantry Division](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army/1st-infantry-division/) - 1st Infantry Division World War I Activated: 8 June 1917. Overseas: Move completed 22 December 1917. Major Operations: Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Montidier-Noyons. Casualties: Total-22,320 (KIA-3,730; WIA-18,590). World War II Overseas: 7 August 1942. Campaigns: Algeria-French Morocco, Tunisia, Sicily, Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe. Days of Combat: 443. Distinguished Unit Citations: 20. Awards:
- [Rules](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/rules/) - Third Army Historical SocietySafety GuidelinesAugust 1, 2013 The Third Army Historical Society as adopted the World War II Living History Association Safety Guidelines as they reflect the requirements of being insured by Living History Association for those members who have their insurance policies with them. Since they reflect the standard safety guidelines general accepted nationally
- [Press Releases](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/press-releases/) - Press 90th Division’s 90th ReunionThank You LetterAugust 14, 2008Click Here to read/download Veterans Day Celebration in Historical Downtown Bryan, TexasNovember 8th – 9th, 2008Click Here to read/download Museum of the American GI Holds Open HouseFeatured on KBTX (Bryan / College Station TX)Click Here to read World War II Days – Sept 21-22, 2013Midway Village Museum
- [Patton - Hidden In Plain Sight (Series)](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/patton-in-plain-sight-series/) - Patton Hidden in Plain Sight:The Story of Patton and his Third Army, Hidden in Print for 75 years Patton Hidden in Plain Sight Series Book OneThe Battle Before the War240 pages$19.95 ISBN-13: 978-0692040553ISBN-10: 0692040552 General Patton has just won two victories on the battlefield, one in Africa and one as the army commander of the
- [Technical Manuals (Image)](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/technical-manuals-image/) - WORLD WAR II ERA TECHNICAL MANUALS Image View Switch To Text View Click Thumbnail To Open Document / Right Click and select Save As to save to your computer TM 3-400Chemical Bombs and Clusters TM 5-1008Plow, Bottom and Disc Towed-Type Four 14-Inch Bottoms Deere Model 7 TM 5-1154Kettle Asphalt 165-Gallon with Motor Driven Hand Spray
- [Links](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/links/) - Golden Arrow ResearchResearch a World War II Veteran: http://www.goldenarrowresearch.com/historical-research.php We are on-site at the National Archives. We use alternate records to reconstruct the service history of individual veterans whose records were lost in the fire. About 90 percent of the Army records of WWII Veterans were destroyed in the 1973 fire. When these folks write
- [Technical Manuals (Text)](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/technical-manuals-text/) - WORLD WAR II ERA TECHNICAL MANUALS List View Switch To Thumbnail View TM 1- Cavalry Manuals: TM 2- Chemical Warfare Manuals: * TM 3-400 Chemical Bombs and Clusters Coast Artillery Manuals: TM 4- Engineers Manuals: * TM 5-1008 Plow, Bottom and Disc Towed-Type Four 14-Inch Bottoms Deere Model
- [Promo Pack](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/promo-pack/) - Promotional Package Click any image on this page to view or download the High-Resolution image
- [Military Museums](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/military-museums/) - Military Museums The General Patton Museum and Center of Leadership is one of the finest military collections in the world and the official museum site ofGeneral George S. Patton Jr.http://www.generalpatton.org Museum of the American G.I. endeavors to keep living history of the American Serviceman who proudly served our country and continue to do so today. We
- [Links to real WWII History](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/links-to-real-wwii-history/) - Teaching and UnderstandingWe are proud to present Links to real WWII History Disclaimer : Links to Real WWII HistoryWe are asked from time to time link to web pages we did not create and have had no input in their creation. If you are offended or have a problem with these links you should contact the
- [Board Of Directors](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/board-of-directors/) - Third Army Historical Society Board Of Directors Denny Hair (President CEO) Carlos Manning (Vice President) Chris O’Connor (Secretary) William “Bill” White (Treasure) Alan Jones (Chief of Staff National) Dave Weekly (Midwest Chapter CEO) M. L. Maloney (Chief of Staff) Texas Charles Wallace (at Large logistics) George Lindsey (at Large) Contact : http://pattonthirdarmy.com/contact/
- [SAVE THE BATTLESHIP TEXAS S.O.S.](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/save-the-battleship-texas-s-o-s/) - SAVE THE BATTLESHIP TEXAS S.O.S. It might seem strange to some historians where General Patton fits in with the Battleship Texas and why his involvement now with Denny Hair as General Patton and the 3rd Army Living historians. General Patton had two connections with the Battleship Texas that are recorded to history and both were
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- [Authenticity](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/authenticity/) - Third Army Historical SocietyAuthenticity Standards Draft as of August 1, 2013 Third Army Headquarters Command Staff All officers and enlisted personnel will follow the Field Manual(s) as to standard dress and grooming. All personnel will wear a tie and all times. Those who are assigned to specific duties by the Army commander, who are serving
- [A Tribute To Doris Miller](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/a-tribute-to-doris-miller/) - A Tribute To Doris Miller DORIS MILLER (12 Oct.1919- 24 Nov.1943)Doris (Dorie) Miller, African-American hero of World War II, was born Doris Miller in Waco, Texas, on October 12, 1919, the son of sharecroppers Connery and Henrietta Miller. Miller entered A. J. Moore High School in Waco and became the school’s star fullback. As the
- [Recreating History](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/recreating-history/) - Recreating History An appreciation of History is one of America’s most important gifts we can give to the “Next Generation.” There are many cliques about the preservation of history and it is not quit clear who said, “If we do not remember our History, we are destined to repeat it” and “Freedom is not Free,
- [Patton Third Army Staff](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/patton-third-army-staff/) - General Denny Hair”General George S. Patton” CommandingThird Army Living Historians Colonel Carlos ManningChief of StaffThird Army Living Historians“Colonel Oscar Koch” G-2 Intelligence Brig Gen. Michael MaloneyChief of Staff of OperationsThird Army Living Historians“Hobart Gay” CoS G-1 Col. William “Bill” WhiteDeputy Chief of Operations“Col William Hammond” CoS Third Army Signal Corps National StaffLt. Col. Alan JonesChief of Staff
- [Remembering Our Heroes : Teaching Children History](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/6th-cavalry-museum-fort-oglethorpe-september-4-2011-georgia/the-war-room-lucky-forward-field-headquarters/remembering-our-heroes-teaching-children-history/) - Remembering Our Heroes Teaching Children History Freedom is not Free it has been paid for with a high cost. Our children are growing up in a free democratic society and they must be taught why. We used the Patton Third Army Living Historian exhibition to call attention to that fact. By talking about World War
- [The “War Room” Lucky Forward Field Headquarters](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/6th-cavalry-museum-fort-oglethorpe-september-4-2011-georgia/the-war-room-lucky-forward-field-headquarters/) - The “War Room” Lucky Forward Field Headquarters The 3rd Army Living Historian Exhibit is set up to resemble the original Lucky Forward’s War Room of Patton’s forward headquarters in 1944. Set up in the war room tent is one of the finest exhibitions you can find anywhere in the world. This was truly a world
- [6th Cavalry Museum Fort Oglethorpe September 4, 2011 Georgia](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/6th-cavalry-museum-fort-oglethorpe-september-4-2011-georgia/) - 6th Cavalry Museum 2011 2nd Annual Remembering our Heroes 3rd Army After Action Report Fort Oglethorpe GA We had a great time and all of you should be commended for a job superbly done. We had a great national showing. We came from 6 states and most of us covered 2000- miles going and coming
- [6th Cavalry Museum Fort Oglethorpe September 4, 2010 Georgia](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/6th-cavalry-museum-fort-oglethorpe-september-4-2010-georgia/) - Remembering our Heroes 6th Cavalry Museum Fort Oglethorpe Georgia September 4, 2010 An Event and place like no other! History has a way of reminding us of our roots. We are what we are today because a “history of events” live on when we learn about them. Even if we are not aware of our
- [From a Medical Point of View - The Continuing Story of General Patton's Death](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/64th-anniversary-of-general-patton-death-hiedelberg-germany-december-21-22-2009/from-a-medical-point-of-view-the-continuing-story-of-general-pattons-death/) - The Continuing Story of General Patton's Death Every few years another book comes out and even some movies that cast doubt on Patton’s death as to weather it was an accident or if he was murdered. I do not believe he was murdered. But I did think it important to update the web site. There
- [64th Anniversary of General Patton Death : Hiedelberg Germany, December 21-22 2009](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/64th-anniversary-of-general-patton-death-hiedelberg-germany-december-21-22-2009/) - The 64th Anniversary of General Patton’s Death Heidelberg Germany U.S. Army Medical Department (MSAMH) Rarely is there a chance to visit the hospital and the very room where General Patton died. Denny Hair was asked to come to Heidelberg Germany, and received traveling orders from the D.O.D. U.S. Army to do so. He was to
- [Patton Movie Roll Public Broadcasting Association Louisiana February 2008](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/patton-movie-roll-public-broadcasting-association-louisiana-february-2008/) - Louisiana's Greatest Generation Filming On Saturday March 2, 2008 a filming was done by a film crew depicting the 1941 Louisiana Maneuvers. We met at Camp Beauregard in Pineville, Louisiana. Much of the filming took place in Alexandria; over some of the same area the original maneuvers had taken place. The reason for this was
- [City of LaVernia, Texas December 7 2002](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/city-of-lavernia-texas-december-7-2002/) - Battle for La Vernia, Texas December 7, 2002 Most re-enactors dream of reenacting in a town setting. Seldom does this occur, as there are simply no vacant towns to do it in. The best they are able to do is at a military base’s combat village or an abandoned building or two. In 2002 the
- [League City, Texas Memorial Day 1998](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/league-city-texas-memorial-day-1998/) - Among the participants were Denny Hair (Patton) Capt. Alan Bonny (left) Capt. Jack Slattery (Right) Far left (unknown) 2nd Far Left (unknown) MP Sgt. Mike Sabota, Color Bearer PFC Andrew Sabota, Capt. Carlos Manning, and two unidentified guards. Jeff Perry and Terry Lenert were in attendance but not pictured. There were several others but all
- [World War II Days - Midway Village Museum. Rockford, IL September 21-22, 2013](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/world-war-ii-days-midway-village-museum-rockford-il-september-21-22-2013/) - Third Army Appears At Rockford – World War II Days Third Army put on its first major Midwest Village Museum appearance with General Patton! The event at Midway Village Museum is one of the Midwest’s largest events with over 1000 participants from 40 states representing soldiers from the United States, Great Britain, France, Poland, Ukraine,
- [90th Infantry 90th Reunion](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/90th-infantry-90th-reunion/) - The 90th Division’s 90th Reunion General Patton and his Third Army pays a visit The room was dark, the veterans of the 90th division had just heard from Helen Patton, granddaughter of General Patton of WWII and daughter of Maj. General Patton, Patton’s son. The room suddenly went dark. A siren was heard as it
- [90th Division Reunion - San Antonio, TX : September 1, 1995](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/90th-division-reunion-san-antonio-tx-september-1-1995/) - The 77th Reunion of the 90th Division is visited by General Patton Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. The 90th Division had their 77th reunion since their formation in 1918 in San Antonio Texas on September 1, 1995. Many of the veterans were
- [818th Tank Destroyer Reunion (2011)](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/818th-tank-destroyer-reunion-2011/) - The 818th Tank Destroyer BN Reunion 3rd U.S. Army World War II This event was in the planning for several months. The Patton 3rd Army Living Historians rehearsed some close order drill before they arrived. MSgt.M. Maloney ran them through their paces. The plan was to have the veterans and the family visit the Museum of the American GI.
- [13th Armored Division Reunion (2012)](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/event-list/13th-armored-division-reunion-2012/) - 13th Armored Division Reunion After Action Report 13th Armored Division reunion was a huge success! The Patton’s Third Army Living Historians has never been so well received as we were for the 13th Armored Division reunion held in Dallas at Sheraton Grand DFW Hotel 4440 W. John Carpenter Frwy. Irving, TX 75063 www.sheratongranddfwairport.com. The display,
- [Publicity Images 015 - Patton's M20](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-015-pattons-m20/) - Publicity Images 015 - Patton's M20
- [Publicity Images 014 - Commemorative Air Force General Patton Visit : Memorial Day 2014](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-014-commemorative-air-force-general-patton-visit-memorial-day-2014/) - Publicity Images 014 –Commemorative Air Force General Patton Visit : Memorial Day 2014
- [Publicity Images 013 - Commemorative Air Force General Patton Visit : Memorial Day 2014](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-013-commemorative-air-force-general-patton-visit-memorial-day-2014/) - Publicity Images 013 – Commemorative Air Force General Patton Visit : Memorial Day 2014 The photography of Robert H. Gardner We would like to thank Robert H. Gardner for allowing us to display his photography and art work in images on our web site. http://www.rhgphoto.com
- [Publicity Images 012 - Willie](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-012-willie/) - Publicity Images 012 - Willie English Bull Terrier Willie takes pride in portraying the original Willie, Patton’s beloved companion and friend Willie first portrayal took place at Museum of the American GI open house March 2012 Willie with his General inside the Patton HQ van Willie at home with the General pose for pictures in
- [Publicity Images 011 - Public Education Program](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-011-public-education-program/) - Publicity Images 011 - Public Education Program Third Army provides insight on history. Public Education program. 3rd Army Living Historian educates children about K Rations and compares it to the food they eat today Midway Village Museum Rockford Ill Friday Educational Program. Third Army Living History Staff participated all three days of the event. Midway
- [Publicity Images 010 - News, Media, and Event Promotion](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-010-news-media-and-event-promotion/) - Publicity Images 010 - News, Media, and Event Promotion Local news media used Patton to increase awareness of event. Events sponsor often use Third Army to promote events 6th Cavalry Museum Media Coverage of event Museum of American GI used to promote the Open House Old Tyme Wonderland promo image Used to promote month long
- [Publicity Images 009 - Historical Speech As It Was Presented In England In 1944](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-009-historical-speech-as-it-was-presented-in-england-in-1944/) - Publicity Images 009 – Historical Speech As It Was Presented In England In 1944 Old Tyme Wonderland, Yesterday Once More Third Army is often called upon to put on a show at amusement and historical parks Patton arrives and escorted by his security 503rd MP. Btn General Patton gives the historical speech as it was
- [Publicity Images 008 - As Seen Through The Camera Lens Of Bob Kinnison](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-008-as-seen-through-the-camera-lens-of-bob-kinnison/) - Publicity Images 008 –As Seen Through The Camera Lens Of Bob Kinnison Third Army War Room – Capt John Sauter, Third Army Historian, prepares to give briefing to public in the War room of the Third Army Third Army War Room – Capt John Sauter, Third Army Historian, prepares to give briefing to
- [Publicity Images 007 - Patton Headquarters Traveling Exhibition](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-007-patton-headquarters-traveling-exhibition/) - Publicity Images 007 - Patton Headquarters Traveling Exhibition Inside 3rd Army HQ Communications Tent. 6th Cavalry Museum. Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia 3rd Army Tent City Exhibition War Room, Communications Tent, Mobile Van Headquarters, and Medical Detachment. Museum of the American GI. 3rd Army Radio and Communication Exhibition. Old Tyme Wonderland : Yesterday Once More Event. Patton’s
- [Publicity Images 006 - Third Army War Room Traveling Show](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-006-third-army-war-room-traveling-show/) - Publicity Images 006 - Third Army War Room Traveling Show Lt. Col Alan Jones gives Situation Report to General Patton. Midway Village Museum, Rockford Illinois. Patton’s 3rd Army War Room Presentation General Patton explains where he expects to engage the enemy. Midway Village Museum, Rockford Illinois. Patton’s 3rd Army War Room Presentation War Room open
- [Publicity Images 005 - Public Speaking At Historical Functions](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-005-public-speaking-at-historical-functions/) - Publicity Images 005 - Public Speaking At Historical Functions WWII Patton Speech 6th Cavalry Museum Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia Famous Patton Speech Old Tyme Wonderland Yesterday Once More Fund Raising for the Museum of the American GI City of Highland Indiana 100th Anniversary Celebration Famous Patton Speech Indiana Military Museum Welcoming Vets and historical overview speech
- [Publicity Images 004 - Midway Village Museum. Rockford, Illinois](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-004-midway-village-museum-rockford-illinois/) - Publicity Images 004 - Midway Village Museum. Rockford, Illinois 503rd MP Battalion Guard General Patton Levi Weekly, Denny Hair, Wayne Coulter Rockford Illinois General Ike asked 3rd Army Staff where Patton is. He had not heard from him in Three hours. He could be anywhere in that time, they reply. Major Chris O’Connor, General Ike
- [Publicity Images 003 - Europe](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-003-europe/) - Publicity Images 003 – Europe Denny Hair as Patton, knells to honor the fallen Bastogne, Belgium War Memorial 64th Anniversary of Patton’s death Heidelberg Germany US Army Base Hospital, Heidelberg Germany Patton Presentation to US Army Inside Bastogne Museum Asked to pose with exhibition by Museum Staff Bastogne, Belgium Battlefield Museum Denny Hair as Patton,
- [Publicity Images 001 - Movie and Video Stills](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-001-movie-and-video-stills/) - Publicity Images 001 - Movie and Video Stills Patton, at rest, awaits the next movie still. Museum of the American GI, Collage Station, Texas Patton prepares to move out in the next sequence. Museum of the American GI, Collage Station, Texas Patton gives famous speech to crowd. Museum of the American GI, Collage Station, Texas
- [Publicity Images 002 - Reunions](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/publicity-images/publicity-images-002-reunions/) - Publicity Images 002 - Reunions 12th AD Reunion 12 Armored Division WWII Memorial Museum. Abilene, Texas Denny Hair as Patton poses with 12th AD veterans. 12th AD Reunion 12 Armored Division WWII Memorial Museum 13 AD and Patton Show 13th AD Patton Show and Banquette 90th Infantry Division 90th Reunion Patton, Denny Hair, poses with
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- [Patton Service Cross](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/patton-and-his-tanks-in-world-war-1/patton-service-cross/) - Lt.Col. Patton earns the Distinguish Service Cross Patton had established his CP in the 35th Division sector but the visibility due to heavy fog and battle conditions made it impossible for him to issue commands so he moved forward on foot. He moved toward where he could hear his tanks. The 35th division attack was
- [Renault FT 17 French Light Tank](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/patton-and-his-tanks-in-world-war-1/renault-ft-17-french-light-tank/) - The Renault FT 17 French Light Tank The is perhaps the finest restored Renault FT17 in the world. No detail has been left out. It is fully operational and running and is occasionally brought out on special occasions by the Museum of the American GI located in Collage Station Texas. The master of tank restoration
- [First Tank Patch History](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/patton-and-his-tanks-in-world-war-1/first-tank-patch-history/) - It was not until 1919 that the shoulder sleeve insignia of the Tank Corps first shoulder insignia would be officially approved. However, it was sewn on and went into battle long before it was approved officially. It is interesting to note that it was also in that year of 1918 that in December the 3rd
- [Patton And His Tanks In World War 1](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/patton-and-his-tanks-in-world-war-1/) - The First Tanks in the US ArmyThe Tank Command ofGeorge S. Patton Jr.inWorld War I1917-1918 The 100th Anniversary of the US Army’s first use of tanks in battle in 1918 The proceeding web pages are a composite of books, periodicals and dissertations written directly or indirectly covering the 1st Tank Corps. There are many excerpts
- [Patton's M-20](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/pattons-m-20/) - General Patton And His M-20 Armored Car General Patton was a flamboyant Commanding General and one of the most skilled military tacticians the United States has ever produced. General Eisenhower assigned General George S. Patton Jr. to command the Third United States Army in February of 1944, but it was kept secret from everyone but
- [Third Army Band](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/third-army-band/) - The Patton Third Army Living Historians is proud to post this history of a “Band of Heroes” The 61st Army Ground Forces Band“Patton’s Third Army Band”A story newly told “The Army is a team. It eats, sleeps, and fights as a team.” Patton was right about that and part of his team was the 61st
- [General Patton and his Dodge Command Cars](http://pattonthirdarmy.com/general-patton-and-his-dodge-command-cars/) - General Patton was fond of the Dodge Command Cars and used a 1/2 ton Command Reconnaissance Car in the dessert training in 1942 before going overseas in November 1942. The 1/2 ton Dodge command car had a flaw in the design as all of the WC 1/2 ton did. They sat too high off the
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