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The commander is a new book from Professor Lloyd Clark, Director of Research at the Center

for Army Leadership at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, as well as Professorio Research

Fellow in More Studies at Humanities Research Institute University of Buckingham. We address

once upon a time, man-born in the 19th century, who dominated the story, the tragedy of

the first and second war, the Great War, and its followed the second war in the 20th century.

And now the professor using these examples and this detailed research is looking for the

mystery of leadership, once solved in the 19th and the 20th. And here we are in the 21st,

always leadership. Professor, congratulations and good evening, your book is a treat

for me because you put these three men, George Patton, Bernard Montgomery, and Erwin

Rommel against each other's styles and schooling and the accidents of history. But at the same

time, very economically, they come together on the world stage not once, not twice, but

twice, twice. Over the first half of the second of the 20th century. So we begin with George

Patton. The reigning detail about George Patton is that he was born into a well-to-do family

and he never forgot it. Does that dominate stories about George Patton's youth that he was

well to do?

Yes, I think he recognized that he was a very privileged individual. He is family

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