1. Claude Auchinleck
   Jan Baalsrud
2. Douglas Lidderdale
   Mark W. Clark

Claude Auchinleck not only served in the Indian Army but also in the North African Army. His knack for leading was noticed by Winston Churchill, who was prime minister at the time, which led to Auchinleck's assignments to the different armies.

1. Alphonse Juin
   Jack Churchill
2. Ira C. Eaker
   Andrew Cunningham

Not only did Andrew Cunningham protect the others from danger, but he also directed rescues after major battles as well. For example, the rescue after the Battle of Crete was led by Cunningham.

1. Omar Bradley
   William Overstreet Jr.
2. Louis Mountbatten
   James Hill

Louis Mountbatten was part of the royal family, but also commanded a ship in the Navy called the HMS Kelly. Did you know that he was a grandson of Queen Victoria?

1. Leonard Cheshire
   Tommy Macpherson
2. Dirk Vlug
   Charles Joseph Coward

Leonard Cheshire was a decorated pilot in World War II who completed many assignments. After the war, he decided to start a charity for disabled veterans, which is still in service today.

1. True
2. False

This is true. Chilson was very skilled on the battlefield; he was once captured and got himself out of it. His skill in the army was what helped him earn medals as well as make it out alive.

1. Matt Urban
   James Hill
2. Charles Joseph Coward
   Claude Auchinleck

Matt Urban was a true trooper in World War II. Despite being extremely injured, all he wanted to do was get straight back into battle with his soldiers. When he did, they gave him this nickname!

1. His gun
   His tank
2. His arm
   His family

Despite being badly injured by losing his arm and taking wounds to many other places, Gurung was able to shoot and defend himself from many enemy soldiers and survived the entire ordeal.

1. Dwight D. Eisenhower
   Warren Crecy
2. Richard Bong
   Tommy Macpherson

The president has a lot to do with the actions of the army. But Eisenhower did not take office until after World War II. During the war, the president at the time was Roosevelt, who made Eisenhower the Supreme Allied Commander in Europe.

1. Audie Murphy
   Chester W. Nimitz
2. Alphonse Juin
   Dwight D. Eisenhower

Alphonse Juin was unfortunately held as a prisoner of war but was later released. The army commander got back to business pretty quickly by finishing off the war in North Africa as well as Italy.

1. Poland
   United States
2. Japan
   France

Pilecki was part of the Polish Army and very against the Nazi forces. Like others, he worked as a spy for Poland and got himself imprisoned in Auschwitz in order to gain more information.

1. Leonard Cheshire
   Aubrey Cosens
2. Eileen Nearne
   Omar Bradley

Omar Bradley had a lot of power in the military at the time of World War II. Being in charge of 1.3 million people is not easy, but he put his best effort forward.

1. Richard Bong
   Warren Crecy
2. Claus von Stauffenberg
   Jack Churchill

Claus was part of the German Army, despite not agreeing with Hitler's ways. Along with other officers who were against the Nazis, Stauffenberg decided to try and assassinate Hitler to put an end to everything. It was unsuccessful, and Claus was killed.

1. Become a lieutenant
   Take control of many enemy ships
2. Sneak in and out of Auschwitz
   Assassinate Hitler

Charles was both captured and sent to Auschwitz as well as having snuck in himself. In addition to that, he was also able to help many prisoners escape from the camp.

1. Douglas Bader
   Matt Urban
2. Chester W. Nimitz
   Dirk Vlug

Chester W. Nimitz had a big job to do when he became a commander. The Japanese forces had just staged a successful attack, and Nimitz had to make sure that no more attacks happened again.

1. The Air Force
   The Marines
2. The Coast Guard
   The Navy

William Overstreet Jr. was actually a very talented pilot. Did you know that he chased a German plane underneath the Eiffel Tower? Not many people would be brave enough to complete this feat.

1. Frank Fletcher
   Claude Auchinleck
2. Charles Portal
   Hugh Dowding

Frank Fletcher was part of this and many other battles during World War II. He commanded Task Force 17 as well as many other ships.

1. The Marines
   The Navy
2. The Air Force
   The Coast Guard

Ira Eaker was part of the Air Force, where he was a commander of the Eighth Air Force. Throughout World War II, his positions changed, but his spirit and attitude both stayed the same.

1. The Marines
   The Coast Guard
2. The Air Force
   The Navy

Charles Portal was a member of the Air Force, and he had a strong belief in using strategic bombing, something that was later phased out. Did you know that Charles was also knighted by the Queen of England?

1. Andrew Cunningham
   Louis Mountbatten
2. Douglas Bader
   Charles de Gaulle

Douglas Bader was fearless pilot who was in his fair share of plane crashes. When it came to flying, he knew what to do and how to do it, enabling him to serve his country by taking down enemy planes.

1. True
2. False

This is true. Richard Bong was one of the best there was when it came to piloting a warplane. Over 40 enemy planes went down at his hands, but near the end of the war, he passed away due to a plane failure.

1. Charles de Gaulle
   Matt Urban
2. Frank Fletcher
   Witold Pilecki

Charles de Gaulle took his position as the leader of France as World War II was starting to come to a close. Throughout the war, one thing always held true for de Gaulle, which was that he never wanted to give up on fighting.

1. He operated the warplane that was the hardest to handle.
   He became the greatest warrior of the Second World War.
2. He took down 5 enemy tanks.
   He was the most decorated soldier in the war.

Dirk Vlug completed an incredible feat on Leyte while he was standing guard. He fearlessly took on five Japanese tanks on his own, defeating every last one of them.

1. Fazal Din
   Arthur Harris
2. Carl Spaatz
   Audie Murphy

Audie Murphy started out as a simple recruit to the army, but he quickly proved himself through the medals that he earned. After returning to the United States, he was hailed as a hero and became an actor.

1. Rosie the Rocketeer
   Billy the Bludgeoner
2. Terry the Trigger
   Carrie the Creeper

Charles and his plane Rosie were a force to be reckoned with. Charles modified his plane by adding more and more weapons onto it, and the work paid off. He was able to eliminate many enemy vehicles with his warplane.

1. The Kilted Killer
   The Persistent Pilot
2. The Charming Combatant
   The Saavy Sailor

He got his name from his Scottish heritage and his skill on the battlefield. He was known to use quick thinking and incredible combat to take out enemies upon their approach.

1. Single-handedly took out many enemy tanks
   Joined the enemies' army
2. Met with the Queen
   Worked on an aircraft carrier

Although it is a difficult feat, James Hill was able to defend himself and his people from the enemy tanks. He did so by shooting into the tanks, though one of them injured him in the process.

1. Being a skilled military commander
   Leading the largest amount of men
2. Taking prisoners alone
   Operating the largest fleet of battleships

Aubrey Cosens was a Canadian soldier who went into a series of buildings and single-handedly took on everyone inside. Some were killed, while he held others as prisoners, but upon leaving, he was killed as well.

1. A sword
   A grenade
2. A cannon
   A machine gun

A machine gun was all Warren Crecy needed to defend himself on the battlefield. After being attacked, he picked up the machine gun and took out the German soldiers. Did you know that he was part of the 761st Tank Battalion, better known as the first all-black unit?

1. A cannon
   A sword
2. A flamethrower
   A plane

Fritz Christen was a German soldier who was fought during the Second World War. He defended himself for days while thirsty and starving from enemies, all while trying to find extra ammo.

1. True
2. False

This is true. Eileen was a very brave individual at the time of the war who endured a lot through her spy activities. She was tortured, but she also stayed loyal to Britain and never revealed anything.

1. A sword
   A hand gun
2. A shotgun
   A tank

Fazal Din fought on despite being attacked and critically injured by a Japanese officer's sword. With that same sword, he attacked the Japanese officer and trudged on, but he eventually passed from the wounds.

1. Douglas Bader
   Claude Auchinleck
2. Hugh Dowding
   John Rabe

Hugh was a great asset to the army in World War II, especially when it came to the Battle of Britain. If he had retired, there is no telling what would have went down in the famous battle.

1. Erwin Rommel
   Eddie Slovik
2. Bernard Montgomery
   Gail Halvorsen

Bernard Montgomery was a legendary commander honored for his efforts in World War II through receiving many awards. A few of the battles that he took part in were the Battle of Dunkirk and the Invasion of Germany.

1. George Marshall
   Leonard Cheshire
2. Charles Carpenter
   Fazal Din

George Marshall had a lot to do with the success of the Allies in World War II. He did lots of planning behind the scenes and received a Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts.

1. Aubrey Cosens
   Witold Pilecki
2. William Overstreet, Jr.
   Jack Churchill

"Mad Jack" Churchill was a member of the British Army and known for his fierceness in battle. During the battle of Dunkirk, he used a long bow as opposed to the machine guns and bombs that were used all around him.