Military commander in WWII

[Meyer]

and where did I make that claim? If I did I have to withdraw it. But they are among the best in my opinion. Who is the best in your mind?

[Slornie]

Heh, i see you found and withdrew the claim, so fair enough.

I dont really know, each having faced different circumstances, its hard to evaluate.. But in the end i voted for D

[Meyer]

well he nearly defeated Royal Navy.

[Slornie]

Meh, his submarine force was primarily aimed at the Merchant Navy rather than the Royal Navy.. Although i do admit that he came close to closing the supply lanes.  I was under the impression, however, that his surface fleet was far less successful..

[Meyer]

he didn't command the surface fleet, Raeder did. 1943 Hitler fired Raeder and nominated D

[Mandalore-the-Inquizitor]

i say patton do to his work in africa and operation husky

[Scarecrow63]

He did do good work in the Husky operation

[GrndAdmrlPellaeon]

You, of all people M-t-I. I guess you finally decided to take your medication.

[Meyer]

Mannerheim stopped the red invasion.

[Scarecrow63]

Not many people besides Finns would know about him i doubt

[Meyer]

that's something I have always wondered. everyone knows german, russian and allied commanders but none knows the leader of finnish armed forces that stopped the red bear invasion. and he was our president even. and voted to be the greatest finn of all time.

[Scarecrow63]

Yeah but, no offense, who really cares much about Finland history?

[Meyer]

propably nobody except few historians. but studying history of a country helps you to understand it better in my mind. And I personally love history of all kind, especially WWII and ancient Rome. but back to topic before vadereclipse comes and says that all I do is spam.

[vadereclipse]

ill lay  off you
i post too much on eeaw
i am studying the soviet union 1918-1953 now

[Meyer]

from revolution to the death of Stalin?

my mistake ment civil war.

[vadereclipse]

exactly
except technically revolution was october 1917