In the Second World War, many military wizards emerged from all over the world, and their outstanding military talents were known to the world. The following four marshals are recognized by the world as having the highest command skills.
First: Zhukov. He was a winning general in World War II and Stalin's firefighting captain. In the face of the menacing German army, he won more with less and reversed the strength with inferiority, thus swallowing the powerful Nazi Germany step by step, which became a key to Stalin's victory over Hitler. From Nomenhan to Leningrad, from Moscow to Stalingrad, he was able to win all battles when the Soviet army was in trouble.
In particular, in the defense of Moscow, even Stalin was not sure at that time, and Zhukov was ordered to build the repeatedly defeated division into a mighty division, and finally miraculously defeated the invincible German army, which was really a generation of "gods of war" in World War II.
Second place: Peng Dehuai. He was a proletarian revolutionary, military strategist and statesman of the older generation who was highly respected in our country, and one of the ten marshals; he devoted his life's energies to the cause of the liberation of the Chinese people and the cause of the construction of new China, and established immortal historical merits. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, in order to crush the japanese army's offensive, Peng Deling commanded the Hundred Regiments War in North China, which lasted more than 3 months and fought more than 1,800 large and small battles, severely defeating the arrogance of the Japanese army and enhancing the confidence of the people of the whole country in striving for victory in the War of Resistance.
In the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Peng Dehuai led the volunteer army to defeat MacArthur, a famous commander of the American generation, and defeated the "United Nations Army" led by the United States after the unfavorable conditions of backward technology and equipment and foreign combat.
Third place: MacArthur. He was appointed Commander of the U.S. Far East Army during World War II and Commander of allied forces in the Western Pacific Theater. During World War II, he commanded the U.S. army to fight against Japan in the southwest Pacific theater, and used the "island-hopping tactic" tactic to continuously encroach on the resistance forces of the Japanese army entrenched in the Pacific islands, forcing Japan to surrender as soon as possible.
MacArthur was the only American general to have fought in World War I and world war II, the Korean War, and he was the youngest brigadier general in the United States, the youngest principal of the West Point Military Academy, and the youngest chief of staff of the Army in the history of the United States Army.
Fourth place: Rommel. He was the Field Marshal of Germany during World War II, and from the perspective of his command ability in war, he was a famous military scientist and tactician in world history. He participated in hitler's blitzkrieg plans, and in 1940 led the Seventh Panzer Division to become the fastest advancing unit in the German army, quickly defeating France and winning the title of "Devil's Division". In the North African battlefield, Rommel fought from Libya to Egypt, attacking the British army all the way, leaving a painful memory for britain.