Wonder if the towns the 3rd Army and 8th Air Force "worked on" would say that 'violence never solves' anything?
I think we've lost something vital in the decades since Patton; that recognition that violence is the ultimate answer. One that has to be carefully restrained and suddenly used; but the appropriate response for those will not listen to any other answer.
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Wonder if the towns the 3rd Army and 8th Air Force "worked on" would say that 'violence never solves' anything?
I think we've lost something vital in the decades since Patton; that recognition that violence is the ultimate answer. One that has to be carefully restrained and suddenly used; but the appropriate response for those will not listen to any other answer.
It sounded to me like the narrator was Ronald Regan.
My father-in-law was with Patton since just before Bastogne until they took Berlin. Had a lot of interesting stories about that time.
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