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List of most influential persons in Word War II
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Omar Bradley - The G.I.’s General
“I don’t believe I have ever known a person to be so unanimously loved and respected by the men around and under him.”That is not the kind o...
Chester Nimitz - Up from the Canvas
Chester Nimitz took over command of a battered Pacific Fleet shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. There was not much left to command: ...
Thomas Kinkaid - In the Spirit of John Paul Jones
If one man could be chosen to represent the American naval war in the Pacific, Thomas Kinkaid would be that man. His task forces saw action ...
Vasily Chuikov - Hero of Stalingrad
You may search a current map of Russia with a magnifying glass, but you will never find Stalingrad. During World War II, it was one of the ...
Henry L Stimson - Bipartisanship in Time of Peril
It was June 1940. France had fallen to the Germans; Great Britain had evacuated its armies from Dunkirk and was prepared for a Nazi invasio...
C.A.F. Sprague - “Combustible, Vulnerable, Expendable”
During the war, the letters CVE signified what the U.S. Navy officially called an escort carrier and unofficially called a baby flattop. But...
Hideki Tojo - A Time for Hara-Kiri
In past years, hara-kiri, ceremonial suicide, was part of traditional Japanese culture. Japanese in disgrace would commit hara-kiri to aton...
William F. Halsey, Jr. - The Navy’s “Patton”
In October 1944, Admiral William F. Halsey fidgeted as his fleet stood guard at the San Bernardino Strait. The strait led to the beaches of...
Ernest J King - "No Fighter Ever Won by Covering Up"
When the going gets rough,” Ernest J. King once remarked, “they call out the sons of bitches.” He was speaking of his own appointment to com...
Reinhard Heydrich - Plots and Paranoia
At the height of his power, Reinhard Heydrich was called “The Butcher of Prague,” “The Hangman,” and “The Man with the Iron Heart.” He reve...