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Post by John Marston on Jan 7, 2021 9:45:14 GMT
1. Rommel - With just 4 divisions, he swept through North Africa, until Nile
2. Zhukov - Commanding an obliterated army with low on morale, supplies is always difficult, let alone the enemy.
3. Canaries - Opposing Hitler while being at the top of an organization is not for the faint hearted. Though he may not be a commander, (or is he?), he is worth being mentioned.
Other honorary mentions - Stauffenberg, Yamamoto, Guderian, Manstein.
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Post by Don Quixote de la Mancha on Feb 2, 2021 2:04:41 GMT
Alexander for becoming Governor General of Canada and being an important part of the war in North Africa, should be placed as equal with Auchinleck
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Post by John Marston on Feb 2, 2021 2:21:28 GMT
Alexander for becoming Governor General of Canada and being an important part of the war in North Africa, should be placed as equal with Auchinleck Obsessed with Canada doc eeeeef |
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Post by Don Quixote de la Mancha on Feb 2, 2021 2:24:28 GMT
It's kinda off one of my historical interests, but Alecander is not given credit were he should have, not as much as Montgomery who took all the attention as THE british general
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Post by John Marston on Feb 2, 2021 4:43:38 GMT
It's kinda off one of my historical interests, but Alecander is not given credit were he should have, not as much as Montgomery who took all the attention as THE british general We had Patton the American general, Montogomery the British general and Zhukov as the Soviet general. But none of the Canadian generals were recognized. It happened to a lot of countries. |
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Post by Gerd von Rundstedt on Feb 2, 2021 14:26:16 GMT
Alexander for becoming Governor General of Canada and being an important part of the war in North Africa, should be placed as equal with Auchinleck Alexander was by far the best British commander of the war. Maybe Slim was better, but ... |
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