Third Army Commander - The general who believed in attacking, always

General George S. Patton Jr. in field uniform with M1 helmet bearing the four-star insignia of a full General. The commander who drove Third Army across France faster than anyone thought possible, relieved Bastogne in 72 hours, and made armor warfare an American art form.

Pad-printed officer's uniform with authentic insignia, rank badges, and command patches. Ivory-handled revolvers on his belt - Patton always corrected people who called them pearl-handled. He knew the difference.

Historical accuracy details:

• Four-star General insignia (promoted April 1945)
• Third Army shoulder patch
• Authentic OD uniform with field equipment
• M1 helmet with general officer's stars, U.S. Third Army insignia, insignia for the U.S. Seventh Army, insignia for the 1st Armored Division, 2nd Armored Division, and insignia for the U.S. II Corps
• Signature revolver Colt .45 - Right hip

This is the general who told his men "Americans love a winner and will not tolerate a loser" then proved it by never stopping the advance. Controversial, brilliant, and unforgettable.

Display him next to your Shermans and show the commander who made American armor doctrine work.