Military Commanders Of The World Wars 1-24
19 entries in the Military Commanders Of The World Wars compendium.
Military Commanders Of The World Wars 1-24 — Era Chart
Douglas Haig, 1st Earl HaigBritish field marshal who commanded the BEF in the First World War.Eddie RickenbackerTop U.S. flying ace of World War I and racing driver.Erich HartmannGerman fighter pilot with 352 confirmed aerial victories.Erich LudendorffGerman general who shaped WWI strategy and later backed Hitler's 1923 Beer Hall Putsch.Erich von MansteinGerman field marshal convicted of war crimes.Ernest J. KingFleet admiral who held dual command of U.S. Navy in World War II.Ernst UdetGerman WWI ace and Luftwaffe general who pioneered dive-bombing.Ferdinand FochSupreme Allied Commander who coordinated the final Allied offensives in 1918.Franz Conrad von HötzendorfAustro-Hungarian general who shaped the July Crisis and World War I.Frederic John WalkerBritish Royal Navy officer and anti-submarine warfare commander.Heinz GuderianGerman general who pioneered blitzkrieg and panzer warfare.Helmuth von Moltke the YoungerGerman general and Chief of Staff during World War I's opening.Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl KitchenerBritish field marshal and colonial administrator, key in Sudan and First World War.Hirose TakeoHirose Takeo was a career officer in the Imperial Japanese Navy who served during the RussHugh Trenchard, 1st Viscount TrenchardBritish officer who helped establish the Royal Air Force.Issa PliyevSoviet cavalry general, twice Hero of the Soviet Union.Ivan KonevSoviet marshal who led key offensives and suppressed uprisings.Ivan KozhedubSoviet ace with over 60 victories, first to down an Me 262.J. F. C. FullerBritish officer, theorist of mechanized war, and fascist activist.
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