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Supreme Commander by Stephen E. Ambrose — WisdomDeck honest review
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Supreme Commander

by Stephen E. Ambrose

Ambrose's first Eisenhower book, on the war years only: the alliance, the strategy, the personalities, the decision to go on June 6. The most detailed treatment of Eisenhower's wartime leadership.

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  1. Alliance management is the job.
  2. Decide alone; share credit.
  3. Weather waits for no plan.

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