At the film's start Patton stands before a large billboard like American flag and welcomes new recruits that he will be commanding on their missions in Europe. To Patton "War is not about dying for your country. It's about getting the other people to die for theirs." Patton says "We are going to kill these Huns by the bushel." The euphemistic words for the Germans such, as Huns and Krauts remind us of Vietnam films where everyone had a code -name for the enemy. In the movie Patton stands tall and proud as his jeep travels the encampments of his troops with Ivory gripped pistols in there holsters. In one scene Patton visits a hospital and notices that the doctors are not wearing helmets. He is told that they can not use their stethoscopes if they wear helmets. He tells them to drill holes in their helmets so they can. Being a coward was unacceptable to Patton. He threatened to shoot a soldier in the hospital for refusing to get to the front and fight. Ult

From the comments, to the walk the dress of the characters, the movie symbolize the archetypal conqueror. Motivated by pride to reach his targets before British Commander "Monty" (Montgomery) he pushes his men to the limits. After the allies have won the war, Patton sees to the rebuilding of Germany in places. At one POW camp he notices that former SS troops are not looking so hot. He tells them that they are soldiers, and men and that they should show a more pride in their appearance. Within a few days, they are marching about within the camp as if they are ready for war. Patton jokes that with his army and these SS troops that he could push the Russians all the way back to Moscow.

He goes home to do some thinking. He finds a quite spot and thinks and thinks. When he returns he understands that sometimes people have to fight for freedoms that matter. This is where the story gets good. York would make a stupid chicken sound to get the enemy to pop up and see what the noise is. He would then shoot them one by one. In one scene his entire unit is getting shot up pretty bad until York knocks out all enemy machine gun bunkers with nothing but his rifle. Afterwards he claims he killed to save lives; the lives of his buddy and everyone who was dying right and left. York and a handful of men capture more than a hundred German prisoners in one battle. At first York thought there were just a few enemies hid

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