| The Commanders | Name |
| He fought in Africa and led all Allied ground forces in Operation Overlord | |
| Commander in Chief of the Finnish Army during World War II | |
| He was the Commander in Chief for the Canadian Military | |
| An aggressive commander, he became famous for his role following D-Day. Died in a carcrash four months after the war ended. | |
| Fought in World War I, Commander in Chief of the Luftwaffe | |
| He took control of the Pacific Ocean areas after Pearl Harbor, and turned the tide in the Battle of Midway | |
| Commanded the Free French Forces, and later became President | |
| Invented the Blitzkrieg and successfully used it in both Poland and France | |
| | The Commanders | Name |
| Commanded the defence of Moscow, later became became the overall commander of the Soviet armies | |
| Commander in Chief of the Australian Armed Forces and of Allied Land Forces in the South West Pacific Area | |
| He was the Commander in Chief Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force | |
| Chief of the Schutzstaffel (SS), and one of Hitler's closest companions | |
| He commanded the Afrika Korps, and was nicknamed 'The Desert Fox' | |
| Supreme Allied Commander of the South East Asia Command from October 1943-46 | |
| Commander in Chief of the Imperial Japanse Navy until his death in 1943 | |
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