II Corps

You know, they might've gotten killed, but at least they had a tie on.

Y- you know, General Robinett, who ran one of the combat commands in the First Armored Division in II Corps, says, "Uh, our morale was fine before, our morale was after.

He didn't do anything." The, um, uh, historian for the First Armored Division says the same thing.

He couldn't find anyone who said that Patton did a great job.

The First Infantry Division basically comes to hate Patton, which comes out in, uh, the end of the Sicily campaign.

Bradley said just after a few days of Patton at II Corps, the men at II Corps, the staff, were fighting mad, but at, not at the Germans, at Patton.

And Patton of- also goes out and personally humiliates General Allen in front of his own troops, and almost gets shot by Allen's personal bodyguard for it, and he has to make a quick getaway because he treated him so poorly.

Finally, there's actually the part about the fighting and the battle, which is that II Corps was significantly reinforced.