This collection of George S. Patton's pithy one-liners shows how business managers can succeed by applying the combat-tested principles of one of America's most famous battlefield leaders.
Also featured are the works of W. Edwards Deming and Walter A. Shewhart, two pioneers in quality control who have influenced management practice for over 50 years.

For the 3d U.S. Army under General Patton, VE Day (the end of World War II in Europe) marked the end of 281 days of constant battle in the heart of Europe. During this time it engaged in every type of combat except "defensive." This fine-grained study chronicles the day-by-day situations which developed and the tactics applied for their successful solution. Amidst the chaos of war, the story told here reveals the unflagging energy of experienced staff, the sterling ability of the commanders in the field, and, above all, the fighting heart of the American soldier. The author, Charles M....

A history and study of the life and career of General George S. Patton, Jr. This book contains a wealth of knowledge concerning portions of Patton's life that have not been explained in previous biographies. Learn the truth about the "slapping incidents," read about Patton's personal philosophy of life, war, and citizenship, and find out why the General was planning on resigning from the U.S. Army instead of simply retiring.

This collection of General Patton's "one liners" shows how business managers can succeed by applying the combat tested principles of one of American's greatest military leaders. General Patton was a professional soldier who spent his life inspiring people to accompllish the seemingly impossible. Now business managers can use his secrets to motivate their employees. The author uses brief quotes from the General to explain their inner philosophy and to obtain greater performance and productivity from employees. The book also presents corresponding references to both W. Edwards Deming and Walter...

This collection of written material covers the breadth of General George S. Patton, Jr.'s entire career in the military. Starting with material written when he was a Lieutenant and encompassing the years up to and including his command of Third Army as a four-star general, these pieces show Patton's salient thoughts, studies, education, and philosophy throughout his military career.

A short history of General George S. Patton, Jr.'s U.S. Third Army during it's combat years of World War II. Written for an audience of youngsters of Middle and High School.

A short history of Leonard Thompson's service as a B-17 Tail Gunner with the 401st Bombardment Group in Europe during World War II.

Reprint of the classic J.F.C. Fuller book on Generalship with a new introduction by Charles M. Province reflecting on the current problems with Generals in the modern U.S. Army.

Colonel Charles B. Odom, M.D. was General George S. Patton's personal physician during World War II. From North Africa to Sicily and Europe, Colonel Odom became a close personal friend of General Patton. He was involved in all of the day-to-day operations of the highest levels of General Patton's commands throughout the war. His memories reflect his friendship with Patton and his involvement in the creation of the Medical System that saved thousands of lives during the war. Colonel Odom was the most decorated doctor in the European Theater of Operations and he won the Purple Heart by being...

"A Little Kid From Flat River" contains the childhood memories of Charles M. Province. A departure from his usual fare of military and history books, Mr. Province delves into his past with stories that recall his years growing up in a small mining town and on his Grandpa's farm. The stories range from sad to funny but they are all appealing and fascinating, displaying the formative years of a little kid from a little town. This is what America is all about.