Everyone knows the heroic deeds of some generals, and it can be said that the war has shaped them, but this bloody place has become the stage of their lives. However, in the process of building history in this group of heroic people, there will often always be a few to play soy sauce, otherwise there will always be so many people jumping, and life is not too monotonous? So, when you open the record book of that year, you will find that there are really a few very special people, and the impact on history is not a star and a half. Well, today I will briefly introduce the five major mediocre generals of World War II, stupid to the enemy can't see it, but they have affected the course of history!
5th Bernard Law Montgomery
Military connoisseurs did not have a high opinion of him, but his qualifications were mediocre. Take his highest merit as the victory over the famous German general Rommel, but in fact, he had been dealing with another general before this, and that person was very unruly, but such a non-conformist person was wrapped around him tightly, and the defeat of the German famous general was a fluke in the eyes of most people.
4th Grigory Ivanovich Kulik
In the Second World War, his status was very high, he could be said to be the supreme commander of the entire army, but his performance did not match it, when his army was attacked by the enemy, he did not fight to kill the enemy, but instead grabbed his own timid people on the front line. This also disappointed Stalin, who had originally supported him, but in view of the friendship of having fought together, he was given a spare post to do, but this man did not understand and said bad things about the leadership behind his back, and was eventually exposed and executed.
No.3 Isty-six Yamamoto
This man was a highly controversial general. He was also a high-ranking man before World War II. It was he who strongly supported the construction of the aircraft carrier fleet, which was a great dedication for Japan. But in the process of colliding with the American army, he still showed his old-fashioned side, and under his leadership, the Japanese army lost a lot. Eventually, he was shot down and killed by An American plane during his usual inspection work.
2nd Place: Junichi Minamiun
This person is related to Yamamoto, who mentioned earlier, who has given him an evaluation, which roughly means that he is not angry, too stingy, and short-sighted. At the beginning of the Pearl Harbor incident, I believe everyone has heard of it, at that time it can be said that Japan was on the offensive, and then this gas destroyed a series of American facilities in one fell swoop, causing the US military to suffer a major injury, but at this time, the general retreated, which also led to an irreparable end.
1st Place William Herman Goering
This person really has nothing to say, and I don't know how his official position was mixed up to that height. When the Navy needed equipment and supplies, he swore that there was an air force covering himself with something to fear, but he did not agree. But on the other hand, he harmed the Air Force, which he has always praised. He did not support the preparation of heavy bombers, and he still did not support this proposal when a large number of excellent German fighters perished on the smoke-filled battlefield.