Patton 360

Patton's Third Army is the first Allied force to reach the Rhine and liberates a concentration camp as the war draws to an end.

With American forces pinned down by a surprise German offensive, Patton's Third Army races to rescue the soldiers and drive back the Germans.

Patton lays siege to the heavily fortified city of Metz and is determined to emerge victorious no matter how long it takes.

Patton's army is forced to slow down to allow supply lines to catch up and the Germans take advantage by launching a massive counterattack that puts Patton at a disadvantage. Even with inferior material, however, Patton still looks to emerge with a victory.

Patton's Third Army races through France and seizes territory at a pace unparalleled in military history. In less than thirty days, Patton's army is less than sixty miles from the German border.

Patton is placed in charge of an army in England that exists only on paper as part of a plan to fool the Germans during the D-Day invasion. After the invasion, Patton is once again given the opportunity for the lightning fast armored assaults that have made him legendary.

Patton looks to defeat an entrenched German Army and take the important city of Messina ahead of the British allies. However, the victory is tempered when Patton is relieved of command shortly thereafter for slapping two soldiers.

Patton and the Allied forces manage to hold off a counterattack by Italian tank forces and look to push inwards on Sicily with the goal of capturing Palermo, the island's capital.

After a humilating defeat of American forces at Kasserine Pass, Patton takes charge of the troops and gets them into fighting shape for battles that will decide who wins all of North Africa.

General George Patton's North Africa Campaign in 1942 is examined. The 1943 Battle of Kasserine Pass is also discussed.