The Characteristics of a Good Commanding General

The first qualities, the first of all qualities is courage. The second is intelligence which must be strong and fertile in expedience. The third is health. He should possess a talent for sudden and appropriate improvisation. That's a good, you don't expect that. And so he had to defend the whole line. He actually defended those areas where they thought the attack was coming more than they defended the area where D-Day was. A little deception operation. Back to the book, too much attention cannot be paid to spies and guides. They are like eyes and are equally necessary to a general. He is too much money, cannot be spent to get good ones. These men should be