What World War II leader are you?

[discovery1]

Who are you? I'm von Manstein


Erich von Manstein (November 24, 1887-June 10, 1973) was one of the most prominent commanders of German Armed Forces during World War II, attaining the rank of Field Marshal. Manstein was the mastermind behind Fall Gelb.

Your strategic mind makes you a leader that thrives in situation where this precise skill is requested. Admired by your followers and sometimes even by your enemies this can sometimes get to your head. You thrive in situations where you find yourself as the "underdog" and need to use your strengths to their full potential.

[pyhhricvictory]

Yamashita Tomoyuki
Yamashita Tomoyuki (Nov 8, 1885 - February 23, 1946) was one of the most formidable generals of the Japanese Army. His 30,000 soldiers took 80,000 Allied soldiers prisoner at the Fall of Singapore and for this he became known as the "Tiger of Malaya."

You are a diligent, ambitious and determined leader who always remains completely loyal to your superiors. Your strict discipline contributes to your ability to be an aggressive strategist and you will always be the last man standing. Your high standards can seem daunting for your followers who will never feel sufficient.

[LittleGrizzly]

Erwin Rommel (GER)
Erwin Rommel (November 15, 1891-October 14, 1944) was one of the most distinguished German Field Marshals and commander of the Deutsches Afrika Korps in World War II. He is also known by his nickname "The Desert Fox."

As a leader you are a performer and your area of interest is mechanical rather than artistic. You tend to save your energy until you come across a project or an adventure worthy of your time, but then you launch yourself at it. Be aware that the thrills you constantly seek might one day get the best of you

[Louis VI the Fat]

George Patton, Jr. (November 11, 1885 - December 21, 1945), one of the most successful American generals in World War II.

When put in a position that will meet your potential, your "larger than life," flamboyant, charismatic and controversial personality is hard to miss. You are inspirational and your troops achieve great deeds under your leadership. Just keep in mind to always back up those great words with action.

Yeah!! Lucky me.

[Patricius]

Konstantin Rokossovsky

Konstantin Rokossovsky (December 21, 1896 - August 3, 1968), Soviet military commander and Polish Defence Minister.

Used to fending for yourself, you are independent and the only person you rely on to create your success is you. With strong determination, a sense of carefulness and your efficient leadership style you are quick to take in a situation and act accordingly. Your decisions are never rash which is sometimes perceived as an unwillingness to act.

[mercian billman]

Heinz Guderian (GER)

Heinz Guderian (June 17, 1888 - May 14, 1954) was the well known "Panzer General" of the German Army during World War II, and one of the founders of the concept of blitzkrieg.

Dynamic and efficient, you are pivotal in development of strategies and operational tasks and often set the standards of what will then follow. Although your leadership style does not always mean you will rise in ranks you are still a very respected leader who does not think twice about questioning those of the highest rank.

[Beirut]

George Patton, Jr. (November 11, 1885 - December 21, 1945), one of the most successful American generals in World War II.

When put in a position that will meet your potential, your "larger than life," flamboyant, charismatic and controversial personality is hard to miss. You are inspirational and your troops achieve great deeds under your leadership. Just keep in mind to always back up those great words with action.

Yeah!! Lucky me.

Isn't that MacArthur?

[KafirChobee]

Yamashita Tomoyuki
Yamashita Tomoyuki (Nov 8, 1885 - February 23, 1946) was one of the most formidable generals of the Japanese Army. His 30,000 soldiers took 80,000 Allied soldiers prisoner at the Fall of Singapore and for this he became known as the "Tiger of Malaya."

You are a diligent, ambitious and determined leader who always remains completely loyal to your superiors. Your strict discipline contributes to your ability to be an aggressive strategist and you will always be the last man standing. Your high standards can seem daunting for your followers who will never feel sufficient.

Same, must be my preference for good vodka over a malt whiskey (which is also quite good). Water? Gah! Did it say anything in a pinch?

[DemonArchangel]

Georgy Zhukov

Georgy Zhukov, (December 1, 1896 - June 18, 1974), Soviet military commander and politician, one of the most successful soldiers of World War II.

You are only interested in the end result, how to get there is of little or no interest to you. Strong-willed and determined you are known to be "severe but just." You have the ability to quickly grasp a situation, distribute power, take a decision and act. Not allowing yourself to give in to any emotions can make you seem cold and distant.

[Leet Eriksson]

Raymond Spruance
Raymond Spruance (July 3, 1886 - December 13, 1969) was a US Navy admiral in World War II and victor of the Battle of Midway.

You are highly intelligent and quick-thinking and your victories are legendary. You are always interested in the opinions of those below you and will always stand by your decisions. However, your precise and calculating mind makes you a better planner than a combat leader.

[Hosakawa Tito]

William Halsey

William "Bull" Halsey, Jr. (30 October 1882 - 20 August 1959), was the United States Navy Fleet Admiral who commanded the US Third Fleet during much of the Pacific War against Japan.

You will always choose brute force over fancy tactics and for this you are seen as quite a controversial figure. You do not tend to distinguish yourself in your campaigns, however your popularity and ability to encourage your men makes you a winner every time. Just make sure you don't trust your luck too much.

The wife always said I was full of bull.

[Silver Rusher]

I'm Chester Nimitz.

Chester Nimitz

Chester Nimitz (February 24, 1885 - February 20, 1966) was the Commander in Chief of Pacific Forces for the United States and Allied forces during World War II.

Your creative mind brings a new, fresh perspective to combat and leadership. Your dynamic leadership style is very effective when it comes to motivating others and thus you have no problems executing your policies and ideas. Just remember that many times feedback creates even greater ideas so don't forget to listen.

[SwordsMaster]

Bernard Montgomery

Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, (November 17, 1887 - March 24, 1976) was a British military officer during World War II.

Inspirational and successful are two words to describe your leadership. You tend to go against the current and your own uniqueness will show in everything that you do. Your troops love you and you are known to get what you want in life - just be careful as this precise characteristic makes you less prepared to deal with defeat.


^me.

[Big King Sanctaphrax]

I'm Rommel! Woo! Up the Desert Fox!

[Mount Suribachi]

Omar Bradley

Omar Bradley (February 12, 1893 - April 8, 1981) was one of the main US Army field commanders in North Africa and Europe during World War II.

Quietly competent, a self-effacing and thoughtful team player, you do not mind being a leader but you detest the waste of human lives in war. Once you make your mind up you go after your goal full speed ahead and thrive when taking calculated risks. You prefer to stay neutral in controversy, which can be seen as difficulty to make decisions.


I'm pretty happy with that. Bradley is IMO the most underrated allied general of the war. Like the description says, "quietly competent"

[JAG]

Apparently -

Yamashita Tomoyuki
Yamashita Tomoyuki (Nov 8, 1885 - February 23, 1946) was one of the most formidable generals of the Japanese Army. His 30,000 soldiers took 80,000 Allied soldiers prisoner at the Fall of Singapore and for this he became known as the "Tiger of Malaya."

You are a diligent, ambitious and determined leader who always remains completely loyal to your superiors. Your strict discipline contributes to your ability to be an aggressive strategist and you will always be the last man standing. Your high standards can seem daunting for your followers who will never feel sufficient.

Not sure that fits so well, ambitous and determined sure, loyal to superiors without question? Probably not.

[el_slapper]

Omar Bradley

Omar Bradley (February 12, 1893 - April 8, 1981) was one of the main US Army field commanders in North Africa and Europe during World War II.

Quietly competent, a self-effacing and thoughtful team player, you do not mind being a leader but you detest the waste of human lives in war. Once you make your mind up you go after your goal full speed ahead and thrive when taking calculated risks. You prefer to stay neutral in controversy, which can be seen as difficulty to make decisions.


I'm pretty happy with that. Bradley is IMO the most underrated allied general of the war. Like the description says, "quietly competent"

Me was Montgomery, but I have an immense respect for Bradley. During the liberation of France, Leclerc began under Bradley's orders, where he performed many exploits in collaboration with the great Omar. Later he was placed under DeLattre's command. 2 weeks later, he asked to get under bradley's orders again. DeLattre was not that bad, but its old-fashioned habit of launching sacrificial attacks made him REALLY unsuitable for Leclerc, used since Africa's campaigns not to waste the single man. Better a good commander than a national commander..... bradley was worth it. He also gave the order to help Parisian insurgents, at a time it wasn't looking worth it.