Patton's Orders

Patton's Orders refer to the famous directive given by General George S. Patton during World War II, emphasizing swift, aggressive action to achieve victory. His orders prioritized rapid movement, surprise, and relentless pursuit of the enemy, with the goal of breaking through defenses and advancing quickly. Essentially, Patton's strategy was about taking bold steps, maintaining high energy, and pressing the advantage to outmaneuver opponents and shorten the war. These orders became a symbol of decisive, proactive leadership in military history.