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Monty and Patton
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Of all the Allied generals in the Middle East and Europe in World War II, Bernard Montgomery and George Patton stand out. Neither held supreme command, but both had a magnetism and flair that set them apart from their contemporaries. Each had successes on the battlefield, went out of their way to court the headlines, and made serious mistakes that attracted adverse publicity. They demonstrated similar traits-a total dedication to their careers, professionalism, selfishness, arrogance, a desire for the limelight, and an unhesitating use of friends in high places to further their careers or achieve their aims. Neither was particularly pleasant-but then generals are not meant to be in war. Needless to say, they did not like each other. Michael Reynolds compares the lives of that "little fart" Monty and that "foul mouthed lover of war" Patton. He shows their greatness as commanders and how they both made essential contributions to victory in North Africa and Europe in World War II.
Of all the Allied generals in the Middle East and Europe in World War II, Bernard Montgomery and George Patton stand out. Neither held supreme command, but both had a magnetism and flair that set them apart from their contemporaries. Each had successes on the battlefield, went out of their way to court the headlines, and made serious mistakes that attracted adverse publicity. They demonstrated similar traits-a total dedication to their careers, professionalism, selfishness, arrogance, a desire for the limelight, and an unhesitating use of friends in high places to further their careers or achieve their aims. Neither was particularly pleasant-but then generals are not meant to be in war. Needless to say, they did not like each other. Michael Reynolds compares the lives of that "little fart" Monty and that "foul mouthed lover of war" Patton. He shows their greatness as commanders and how they both made essential contributions to victory in North Africa and Europe in World War II.
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Monty and Patton: Two Paths to Victory (2010)
~EN PB USISBN: 9781848841260 bzw. 1848841264, vermutlich in Englisch, Pen & Sword Military, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, guter Zustand.
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Pen & Sword Military. Very Good. 2010. Soft Cover. 15.5 x 2.8 x 23.1 cm 1848841264 Paperback: 368 pages. Michael Reynold's account compares the lives of Allied generals Bernard Montgomery and George Patton. Born two years apart, both were commissioned within a year of each other and both were wounded in France in the First World War. Both encompassed very different but very valuable characteristics in combat: Monty - careful and meticulous, Patton - dashing and diplomatic. Despite the differences, both generals demonstrated striking similarities: commitment to their careers, a ruthless egotism, interesting when you consider neither held superior command. This did not impeach their desire for the limelight and fame in warfare, arrogance and the manipulation of colleagues in high places to advance their careers. Both were machiavellian in their own affairs and self-interested in their own personal progression.Neither Monty nor Patton were pleasant people, they did not like the other very much, but their ambitious and calculating personalities make them fantastic subject material. Reynolds includes their contributions to the victory in North Africa and Europe as well as a superb overview of their respective command.Mike Reynolds is a former British infantryman who finished his career as Director of the Plans and Policy Division in NATO HQ in Brussels. He is a recognised authority on Second World War operations in Europe. .
Von Händler/Antiquariat, CHARLES BOSSOM.
Pen & Sword Military. Very Good. 2010. Soft Cover. 15.5 x 2.8 x 23.1 cm 1848841264 Paperback: 368 pages. Michael Reynold's account compares the lives of Allied generals Bernard Montgomery and George Patton. Born two years apart, both were commissioned within a year of each other and both were wounded in France in the First World War. Both encompassed very different but very valuable characteristics in combat: Monty - careful and meticulous, Patton - dashing and diplomatic. Despite the differences, both generals demonstrated striking similarities: commitment to their careers, a ruthless egotism, interesting when you consider neither held superior command. This did not impeach their desire for the limelight and fame in warfare, arrogance and the manipulation of colleagues in high places to advance their careers. Both were machiavellian in their own affairs and self-interested in their own personal progression.Neither Monty nor Patton were pleasant people, they did not like the other very much, but their ambitious and calculating personalities make them fantastic subject material. Reynolds includes their contributions to the victory in North Africa and Europe as well as a superb overview of their respective command.Mike Reynolds is a former British infantryman who finished his career as Director of the Plans and Policy Division in NATO HQ in Brussels. He is a recognised authority on Second World War operations in Europe. .
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MONTY AND PATTON: Two Paths to Victory
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biographical,biographies,biographies and history,biography and history,engineering,engineering and transportation,history,leaders and notable people,military,world war ii, Monty and Patton : Two Paths to Victory, Michael Reynold's account compares the lives of Allied generals Bernard Montgomery and George Patton. Born two years apart, both were commissioned within a year of each other and both were wounded in France in the First World War. Both men encompassed very different but very valuable characteristics in combat: Monty-careful and meticulous, Patton-dashing and diplomatic. Despite the differences, both generals demonstrated striking similarities: commitment to their careers, a ruthless egotism, interesting when you consider neither held superior command. This did not impede their desire for the limelight and fame in warfare, arrogance and the manipulation of colleagues in high places to advance their careers. Both were machiavellian in their own affairs and self-interested in their own personal progression.Neither Monty nor Patton were pleasant people, they did not like the other very much, but their ambitious and calculating personalities make them fantastic subject material. Reynolds includes their contributions to the victory in North Africa and Europe as well as a superb overview of their respective command.
biographical,biographies,biographies and history,biography and history,engineering,engineering and transportation,history,leaders and notable people,military,world war ii, Monty and Patton : Two Paths to Victory, Michael Reynold's account compares the lives of Allied generals Bernard Montgomery and George Patton. Born two years apart, both were commissioned within a year of each other and both were wounded in France in the First World War. Both men encompassed very different but very valuable characteristics in combat: Monty-careful and meticulous, Patton-dashing and diplomatic. Despite the differences, both generals demonstrated striking similarities: commitment to their careers, a ruthless egotism, interesting when you consider neither held superior command. This did not impede their desire for the limelight and fame in warfare, arrogance and the manipulation of colleagues in high places to advance their careers. Both were machiavellian in their own affairs and self-interested in their own personal progression.Neither Monty nor Patton were pleasant people, they did not like the other very much, but their ambitious and calculating personalities make them fantastic subject material. Reynolds includes their contributions to the victory in North Africa and Europe as well as a superb overview of their respective command.
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