New Color Little Books · Blood-Brave General Patton

Author: Ji Yuan Culture Press
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The Eagle of the Sea, Mountbatten, had a lifelong love for the ocean and ships. He conducted in-depth research on naval long-distance communication and invented an instrument to maintain fleet formation. In 1937, he was promoted to Rear Admiral and appointed as the commander of the "Kelly" ship. He commanded the "Kelly" battleship, engaging in multiple sea battles and achieving outstanding merits for the British Empire. In 1944, as the highest-regarded commander of the Southeast Asia Allied Forces, Mountbatten commanded a million Allied troops. He promptly formulated an Allied counteroffensive plan, leading British and Indian forces to defeat the Japanese in Myanmar and accepting the surrender of Japanese forces in Southeast Asia in Singapore. In 1947, he became the Governor of India, and in 1956, he was promoted to Admiral of the Fleet. His military career reached its peak in 1964, becoming the true master of the entire British military.