Name this  American general nicknamed "Blood and Guts."
This person designed the M1913, the last cavalry saber adopted by the U.S. Army, and he replaced Lloyd Fredendall after the Battle of the Kasserine Pass as the leader of the U.S. Army's II Corps. Earlier, while serving under Black Jack Pershing in the hunt for Pancho Villa, he utilized Dodge Model 30 touring cars to engage the enemy, impressing Pershing so much that this man was then put in charge of the first American tank school. He always wore an ivory-handled Colt .45 Peacemaker revolver, and he was criticized for slapping a soldier in a hospital. He originally outranked Omar Bradley and Dwight Eisenhower but was surpassed by them during World War II. Name this  American general nicknamed "Blood and Guts."
This person designed the M1913, the last cavalry saber adopted by the U.S. Army, and he replaced Lloyd Fredendall after the Battle of the Kasserine Pass as the leader of the U.S. Army's II Corps.
George Smith Patton, Jr.