What are the names of General George Patton's jeep drivers in World War 2?

Answer 1

General Patton's original driver in WWII was Warren George Schumacher of Richland Center, WI. Schumacher was subsequently replaced, and was not the driver involved in the General's fatal vehicle accident.

Answer 2

Type your answer here... Private Thomas Trotter and Private Moses Gentry were his drivers, but I haven't a clue ast to the dates of their service. I do, however know Moses Gentry lived in Birmingham, Alabama, and passed away in 2000. He is buried at Forest Hill Cemetery in Birmingham.

Answer 3

I don't know the name of his driver during WWII, but Horace Woodring was his driver at the fatal truck crash. His original driver had enough time in Europe to go home.

Charles D. Croley, was General Patton's driver during WWII.

Answer 4

My grandad, John Giles Hall was also a driver of Montgomery (or Monty) He used to tell an anecdote of people saluting the car when he was driving it alone and he would return with two fingers.

Answer 5

Master Sergeant John L. Mims from September 1940 to May 1945

Answer 6

One of Patton's driver's during WWII was Ugo D. Arnoldi, a week or so after Arnoldi's tour ended the next driver was shot and killed driving the Jeep.

Answer 7

Clarence Hintz from Madison, Nebraska

Answer 8

Woodrow Cato.

Answer 9

1 was, Alexander George Mattis, European theater, Battle of the Buldge, WWII.

Answer 10

Chester Moyers