Dwight Eisenhower

"This isn’t a disaster. It’s an opportunity." The combined might of the USA and the British Empire made for a war machine so gargantuan, it took an exceptional manager to keep it running. Enter Dwight D. Eisenhower. A skilled, highly competent officer, General Eisenhower had little experience in the field, but excelled in the matter of strategy and logistics. As an exceptional taskmaster, he was never overwhelmed, even during the bloody and chaotic late-war operations, numbering hundreds of thousands of combatants. His talents served him well on the post of the Supreme Allied Commander, and even after the war, during his two terms as the President of the United States.