In the first half of the last century, World War II broke out and affected many countries. The reasons for the outbreak of The Second World War are complex and mainly related to aggression and economic problems. During World War II, many great leaders and generals emerged, and their glorious deeds have been praised by future generations. On the contrary, there will also be failed generals to warn future generations.
1． Nanyun Tadaichi
In the island offensive and defensive battle, Nan Yunzhong was defeated one by one, and as the commander of the fleet, the aircraft carrier sank him in this battle, but he was safe. Fortunately, the main pilot force was retained to the maximum, so That Minamiun Tadaichi was able to continue to command the aircraft carrier operations.
In 1942, Minamimoto led the remaining troops to continue to participate in the war of aggression, and achieved a brief victory because of the defeat of American warships. In October of the same year, all the elite pilots participated in the war, and Japan did its best, which made the US military suffer a lot. But the Japanese victory was a superficially short-lived victory. In the previous campaign, the Japanese lost 90 fighters and 61 pilots, and the U.S. lost only single-digit pilots and more than a dozen aircraft. The same was true of other battles, where the Losses of the Japanese were several times that of the United States.
Nan Yun Zhongyi failed many times, and after losing the umbrella of his old superiors, he was transferred to a remote island and lost the opportunity to command the battle. After that, the Japanese army's difficult naval fleet was lost in another battle, in which Nanun Tadaichi committed suicide.
2． Grigory Ivanovich Kulik
Born into an ordinary peasant family, Kulik worked as an artilleryman in World War I. After the flames of world war I were extinguished, he joined the Red Army and met Stalin by chance, and later Kulik ascended to the heavens, engaged in military research and development and production, and had a smooth career until World War II. After the Start of World War II, he was out of luck.
After the outbreak of the Soviet-German War, the artillery commander Kulik lost his position, and in order to restore his original position, he decided to fly to the besieged army, lost contact for a while, and finally found him.
In 1941, Kulik went to fight on the Southern Front, leading to the fall of the Southern Front and depriving him of the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. In the war, he not only did not focus on how to win, but also busied himself with going to the battlefield to capture deserters, which made his superiors very disappointed in him.
Kulik commanded the campaign several times and was demoted to almost a rank as a soldier, before giving him the rank of major general. In the military district, he met the military general as well, so they drank together and complained, which was exposed by the recording.
In 1950, he was sentenced to death for treason.
Three. Hermann William Goering
Goering was a political and military leader with great prestige in Germany and great influence within the Nazis. He was awarded the German Medal several times and was an excellent pilot.
In 1935, Goering was promoted by Hitler to Commander-in-Chief of the Luftwaffe, and with his political influence, he quickly formed the Luftwaffe.
So far, it can be seen that his achievements are very high, but he likes to put the credit on his own head, which leads to the wrong decisions later. At that time, all german fighters were under his command, and when Germany attacked Britain, many good pilots were killed because of arrogance, and contributed even more to the anti-fascists than to the fascists.
When he was arrested by the anti-fascist coalition, because of this matter, he was struggling with how to punish him.
four. Is6 Yamamoto
Isoroku Yamamoto was an imperial Japanese admiral who was a representative figure of the Japanese fascist forces' foreign aggression during World War II.
In 1941, his attack on Pearl Harbor kicked off the Pacific War, and under his leadership the Japanese Combined Fleet, which initially dominated, was defeated by the United States until the entire army was destroyed. Since then, the United States has turned the tables and gradually been able to control the situation, which is due to the continuous support of logistics departments under the support of its strong industrial capabilities.
During World War II, his original method of maritime combat ranked among the best in the world, but almost all of his wars were lost, and the Japanese maritime forces never won by this method, but the US military won many battles, resulting in a huge change in the maritime situation. The U.S. military should thank the enemy for having such "adult beauty" generals.
The above four are all well-known mediocre generals, and all they do are strange operations that make people wonder, because their failures lead to the failure of a battle, or even the failure of the entire war. Other generals are remembered for their bravery and fearlessness, and they are remembered for their failed deeds, which is extremely ironic.
Minamimoto Tadaichi single-handedly buried many of the elite Japanese pilots; Kulik did not lead the army in combat, but only focused on how to catch deserters on the battlefield; german general Goering contributed more to anti-fascism than to fascism; Yamamoto Fifty-Six used his own self-created method of naval warfare, resulting in repeated defeats of the Japanese navy under his leadership. For one's own army, having a hopelessly stupid general is a fatal thing, directly leading to the defeat of one's own army in battle, but for the enemy army, such a general is very "lucky".