Bradley

In this compelling biography, Charles Whiting explores the life of General Omar Bradley, a career officer who transitioned from an unremarkable background to become a pivotal leader during World War Two. Despite never having seen action before the war, Bradley commanded the Twelfth United States Army Group through some of the conflict's most significant battles, earning the nickname 'the G.I.'s General.' Whiting delves into Bradley's modest character and leadership style, while also addressing his influential role in the post-war era as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during the Korean War.