Patton, Montgomery, Rommel

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IPROLOGUEThe Ego at WarN THE SECOND WORLD WAR, the United States, Great Britain, and Germany each delivered one land-power administrator who stood apart from the rest: George Patton, Bernard Montgomery, and Erwin Rommel. These three protective layer plated inner selves were, as they would like to think yet in addition in the judgment of their counterparts, the best officers of the war. All three were pompous, exposure chasing and by and by imperfect, but with a virtuoso for the order of men and an unparalleled excitement for combat. All had fabulous accomplishments in the combat zone.