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Patton was very aggressive, and had an excellent ability to grasp a situation quickly. If the top Allied Command had listened to his plan in Sicily instead of Montgomery's, no doubt many thousands of enemy forces would have been captured.

Patton did however, sometimes take unnecessary risks, and this was due to his search for personal glory.

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