He was a four-star general in the US Army and a famous American commander in World War II. George patton fought bravely and tenaciously, attached importance to the role of tanks and emphasized rapid attack. He is known as "a bloody and courageous veteran". Barton is not only a general, but also a scholar; Is a man with political, military and philosophical minds; He is also the person with the most personality and humanity. Make it a dazzling military star in that second world war.

1on March 5, 943, Barton was ordered to take over as commander of the second army of the United States defeated by Rommel. From the day he arrived in the Second Army, he went all out to clean up military discipline. It quickly changed the weak state of the whole army. On March 17, the brand-new American Second Army launched an attack on the German army, stormed all the way, and made rapid progress, and soon completed the siege of the German army with the British army in northern Tunisia. Shortly after the Battle of Tunisia, Barton was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General and served as the commander of the 7th Army of the United States. 1on July 9, 943, the allied forces launched the landing campaign in Sicily. Barton led the US Seventh Army to capture Palermo, and then captured Messina before Montgomery. Allied forces occupied Sicily and the Germans retreated to Italy. 1944 served as commander of the third army. As the second echelon, he participated in the Normandy landing and commanded the armored corps to sweep across Europe until Austria. In nine months, the enemy troops of140,000 were wiped out and towns of130,000 were liberated, with minimal relative casualties. In the late World War II, he was promoted to a four-star general and served as the Bavarian military chief and commander of the 15 Army. In the later period of the war, Barton was attacked by the media for beating soldiers (that is, the "slap in the face incident"), which aroused the resentment of the Allied headquarters. Shortly after the end of the war, he made careless remarks on formal occasions and was used by the media, further affecting his position in the military. 1944 65438+In February, Barton led the Third Army to repel the German counterattack in the Ardennes and rescue the besieged allies. 1in March, 945, Barton crossed the Rhine before Montgomery again. At the beginning of May, 1945, Barton's third army had been advancing towards the Austrian border before it was established. In the course of nine months' advance, Barton's troops wiped out more than 654.38+400,000 enemies and achieved amazing results. /kloc-in April of 0/6, Barton was promoted to a four-star general. 1on may 8, 945, Germany surrendered and the European war ended. Barton was appointed as the military leader of Bavaria. 1February 9, 945, Barton was seriously injured when he was out hunting in a car accident. 1945 died in a hospital in Heidelberg, Germany on February 9, at the age of 60.

Bernard Law Montgomery

British outstanding strategist, British field marshal, strategist, and one of the outstanding allied commanders in World War II. The famous Battle of El Alamein and the Normandy landing are two masterpieces in his military career.

After the outbreak of World War II, Montgomery led the 3rd Division to cross the English Channel with the British Expeditionary Force and enter France. 1940 in may, the german army attacked western Europe. he fought side by side with the French and Belgian troops and was forced to withdraw from Dunkirk to Britain with the British expeditionary force. Montgomery participated in the command of the Dunkirk retreat. 1940 served as commander of the 5th Army and 12 Army. In February, 65438, he was promoted to commander of the Southeast Military Region of England, responsible for selecting, adjusting and training commanders at all levels, strictly training troops and improving military quality. 1In July, 942, the British Eighth Army in the desert of North Africa was defeated by Rommel's German African Army and retreated to aleman. 1On August 4th, 942, Churchill appointed General Montgomery as the commander of the 8th Army. Montgomery's arrival changed everything. He got Churchill's support, and British cryptographers provided him with a complete overview of Rommel's tactical plan. Montgomery carefully gathered strength. 1October 23rd to1October 23rd, 1942,165438+1October 4th, Montgomery led a fierce battle with German and Italian troops in Alaman, defeating Rommel, the German "desert fox", thus turning the tide in North Africa. He gained a great reputation and was called the hunter who caught the "desert fox". Subsequently, the Eighth Army cooperated with the Allied Forces to wipe out the remnants of North Africa in Tunisia in May 1943. After the Battle of El Alamein, Montgomery was knighted and promoted to general of the army. 1July, 943, led the British Eighth Army to land in Sicily, Italy. From September to 65438+February, he cooperated with the US military to carry out the campaign of marching into southern Italy. 1944 65438+1October, transferred to 2 1 commander of the army group and commander of the ground forces, and participated in planning the Normandy landing campaign. 1June, 944, Montgomery assisted Eisenhower in directing the Normandy landing. 1 year in September, was promoted to marshal. Since then, he has led British and Canadian troops to France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. 1September, 944, made a plan to direct the operation of the market garden, but the ultimate goal was not achieved. 1945, he commanded 2 1 army group to cross the Ayane River and enter Germany. In May, he accepted the surrender of the German Northern Army on behalf of the Allies in the wasteland of Luneburg, and served as the commander of the British occupation forces in Germany and the British representative of the Allied Control Committee for Germany. 1946, became Sir Jia Dexun and became a viscount. 1946- 1948 served as the imperial chief of staff. 1948- 195 1 served as the chairman of the permanent defense bureau of the western European union. 195 1- 1958 served as deputy commander of the north Atlantic treaty organization army. 1958, Montgomery retired after 50 years of service. He is the longest-serving general in British history.