Nimitz at War
Command Leadership from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay
by:
Craig L. Symonds
in:
U.S. History
Summary:
The book provides a detailed account of Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz's strategic leadership during World War II, focusing on his role in directing the Pacific Fleet from the attack on Pearl Harbor to the final surrender of Japan. It examines his decision-making processes, challenges faced, and the pivotal battles that defined the Pacific theater of the war.
Key points:
1. Command Leadership: The book explores Admiral Chester W. Nimitz's leadership in WWII, highlighting his calm, strategic foresight, and delegation skills.
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