作者 人物列錶
斯塔夫理阿諾斯 L. S. Stavrianos傑羅姆·大衛·塞林格 Jerome David Salinger海倫·凱勒 Helen Keller
哈雷特·阿班 Hallett Edward Abend哈羅德·伊羅生 Harold R.Isaacs魯思.本尼迪剋特 Ruth Benedict
明妮·魏特琳 Minnie Vautrin諾曼·卡森斯 Norman Cousins狄剋遜·韋剋特 Dixon Wecter
戴爾·卡耐基 Dale Carnegie羅曼·文森特·皮爾 Norman Vincent Peale查爾斯·哈尼爾 Charls E. Haanel
喬治·剋拉森 George S. Clason楊振寧 Chen Ning Yang馬剋·費爾特 Mark Felt
詹姆斯·麥格雷戈·伯恩斯 James MacGregor Burns彼得·德魯剋 Peter F. Drucker亨利·福特 Henry Ford
戴維·洛剋菲勒 David Rockefeller凱瑟琳·卡爾 Cathleen Carl埃爾文·布魯剋斯·懷特 Elwyn Brooks White
伊迪絲·華頓 Edith Wharton海明威 Ernest Hemingway弗·司各特·菲茨傑拉德 F. Scott Fitzgerald
威廉·福剋納 William Faulkner艾裏剋斯·哈利 Alex Haley約瑟夫·海勒 Joseph Heller
亨利·米勒 Henry Miller艾薩剋·艾西莫夫 Isaac Asimov詹姆斯·凱恩 James Mallahan Cain
傑剋·凱魯亞剋 Jack Kerouac瑪·金·羅琳斯 Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings瑪格麗特·米切爾 Margaret Mitchell
羅姆·大衛·塞林格 Jerome David Salinger德萊塞 Theodore Dreiser亨德裏剋·威廉·房竜 Hendrik Willem van Loon
湯姆·戈德溫 Tom Godwin羅斯·麥唐諾 Ross MacDonald歐文·華萊士 Irving Wallace
馬裏奧·普佐 Mario Puzo卡爾·傑拉西 Carl Djerassi埃德加·斯諾 Edgar Snow
施賴勃 Flora Rheta Schreiber萊斯利·沃勒 Leslie Waller哈羅德·羅賓斯 Harold Robbins
西德尼·謝爾頓 Sidney Sheldon房竜 Hendrik Willem van Loon理查德·馬丁·斯特恩 Richard Martin Stern
亨利·丹剋爾 Henry Denker詹姆斯·希爾頓 James Hilton赫爾曼·沃剋 Herman Wouk
托馬斯·沃爾夫 Thomas Wolfe布賴恩·剋羅澤 Brian Crozier費慰梅 Wilma Fairbank
約翰·托蘭 John Toland卡洛斯·貝剋 Carlos Baker崔佛·杜普伊 Trevor N. Dupuy
喬治·巴頓 George Patton IV歐文·斯通 Irving Stone弗農·阿·沃爾特斯 Vernon A. Walters
喬治·巴頓 George Patton IV
作者  (1923年十二月24日2004年六月27日)

傳記 biography《狗娘養的戰爭》

閱讀喬治·巴頓 George Patton IV在小说之家的作品!!!
  喬治·史密斯·巴頓(George Smith Patton,1923年12月24日-2004年6月27日),出生於馬薩諸塞州 波士頓,1946年畢業於西點軍校。曾參與韓戰以及三次到越南服役。
  喬治·史密斯·巴頓原名喬治·巴頓四世(George Patton IV),在父親小喬治·史密斯·巴頓去世後改名。
  1980年退役,官拜美國陸軍少將。曾帶領第11裝甲騎兵團以及第2裝甲師,創下美國軍事史上首個父子檔先後統領同一單位(第2裝甲師)的歷史。
  2004年6月27日,因帕金森氏癥去世。


  George Smith Patton, IV (December 24, 1923 in Boston, Massachusetts - June 27, 2004 in South Hamilton, Massachusetts) was a Major General in the United States Army and the son of World War II General George Patton.
  
  Military biography
  
  A 1946 graduate of West Point Patton was initially trained as an infantry officer. His first assignment was to Regensburg, West Germany where he participated in the 1948 Berlin Airlift. The troops under his command were used to load supplies onto Air Force transport aircraft bound for Berlin. In 1952, a year after he returned from Germany, he married Joanne Holbrook.
  Patton served in Korea starting in July 1953, commanding "A" Company of the 140th Tank Battalion, 40th Infantry Division. Patton received his first Silver Star and the Purple Heart in Korea.
  Returning to the United States in 1954, Patton, now a captain, was initially assigned to West Point but was quickly picked up as part of an exchange program and was sent to teach at the United States Naval Academy.
  Patton served a total of three tours of duty in Vietnam, the first from April 1962 to April 1963 at Military Assistance Command, Vietnam-Special Operations, during which he was promoted to lieutenant colonel. He then took command of the 2nd Medium Tank Battalion, 81st Armored Regiment of the 1st Armored Division at Ft. Hood Texas, before his second tour in 1967, this one lasting only three months. During Patton's final and most intense tour, lasting from January 1968 to January 1969, he was awarded two Distinguished Service Crosses for his actions on the battlefield. During this final tour, he was initially assigned as Chief of Operations and Plans at Headquarters, United States Army Vietnam. However, after his promotion to colonel in April 1968, he was given command of the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment. During his three tours in Vietnam, Patton, who frequently used helicopters as a mobile command post, was shot down no less than three times
   and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.
  After Vietnam, he was promoted to brigadier general in June 1970 before becoming the commanding officer of the U.S. 2nd Armored Division, a unit his father had commanded in North Africa during World War II, making this the first time in U.S. Army history that a father and a son had both commanded the same division. The Abramses were the second to accomplish this feat.
  Brigadier General Patton was Deputy Post Commander at Fort Knox, Kentucky during 1972. Patton was known by the troops as a "GI General," often appearing in A-2-3 Dining Hall during meal times. Often the general would be behind the serving line.
  
  Major General Patton was assigned to the VII Corps in Germany, as the Deputy Commander. He was stationed near Stuttgart, where Manfred Rommel, son of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, was mayor of the city at the time. The sons of the two former adversaries entered a much publicized friendship, which continued until the general's death in 2004. The men shared the same birthday, December 24.
  
  Decoration
  
  His decorations included the Distinguished Service Cross with one oak leaf cluster, the Silver Star with one oak leaf cluster, the Legion of Merit with two oak leaf clusters, the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Meritorious Service Medal, and the Purple Heart as well as Parachutist Badge and Aircrew Badge.
   Distinguished Service Cross with oak leaf cluster
   Silver Star with oak leaf cluster
   Legion of Merit with two oak leaf cluster
   Distinguished Flying Cro
   Purple Heart
   Meritorious Service Medal
   Order of the White Lion of the Czech Republic
  
  Post-military work
  
  
  
  Col. George S. Patton IV in Vietnam
  In the years after his 1980 retirement, Patton turned an estate owned by his father located north of Boston into the 250-acre (1.0 km2) Green Meadows Farm, where he named the fields after Vietnam soldiers who died under his command. In 1997 Patton worked alongside author Brian Sobel wrote The Fighting Pattons a book which served as an official family biography of his father as well as a comparison between the military of his father’s generation and that of his son, a time which covered five conflicts and almost 70 years of combined service.
  He died from a form of Parkinson's disease at the age of 80 in 2004 and is survived by his wife, the former Joanne Holbrook, and their five children, Mother Margaret Georgina Patton OSB, George S. Patton V, Robert H. Patton, Helen Patton-Plusczyk, and Benjamin Wilson Patton; six grandchildren; and a great-grandson.
  
  Family Name
  
  Patton was the fourth in his line to be named George Smith Patton. His great-grandfather, the first George Smith Patton, was a colonel in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. He was killed in 1864, at the Battle of Opequon. Patton's grandfather, born George William Patton in 1856, changed his name to George Smith Patton in 1868, in honor of his father. He was the only one of the four not to serve in the military (although he, like the first three, attended the Virginia Military Institute). Patton's father was the renowned George Smith Patton, Jr., the World War II general most famous for his command of the Third US Army in Northwest Europe in 1944 and 1945.
  Though given the name Junior, Patton's father was actually the third George Smith Patton. For this reason, Patton was christened George Patton IV. Following his father's death in 1945, Patton changed his legal name to George Smith Patton, dropping the Roman numerals. His eldest son, technically the fifth George Patton, is also known as George Smith Patton, Jr.
    

評論 (0)