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Mr. Broz WW II

WW II Leaders

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His nickname was "Old Blood and Guts" General George S. Patton, Jr.
He was called "The Soldiers General" General Omar Bradley
He Lost both legs in a plane crash but went on to become an "Ace" during the Battle of Britian. Douglas Bader
He had no combat experience, yet he was chosen to lead the invasion of Europe. General Dwight Eisenhower
The British nicknamed this German General "The Desert Fox". Field Marshall Erwin Rommel
This German General wrote a book on tank tactics between World War I and II. Colonel General Heinz Guderian
Although he was born in Texas, he grew up to command the US Navy's Pacific Fleet in WWII. Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz
Born on Hamilton Avenue in Lorain, Ohio; this man grew up to command the US Navy during WW II. Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King
His defeat of "The Desert Fox" at El Alamein set the stage for the German defeat in Africa. Field Marshall Bernard Law Montgomery
He grew up in Lorain, Ohio. As commander of US Marine Scout Bomber Squadron, VMSB-241 at the Battle of Midway he was killed while guiding his Squadron in an attack on the Japanese Fleet. Major Lofton "Joe" Henderson
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