An example of General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s judgment was
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Appointing George Smith Patton Jr as a general of the United states Army to command in North Africa was an example of General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s judgement. As a supreme commander of the United states Army Eisenhower took the responsibility of planning and supervising the invasion in French North Africa.
Eisenhower later served as the 34th president of the united states during the period of 1953 – 1961.
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An example of General Dwight D Eisenhower's judgment was appointing George S Patton Jr as the general of United States army.
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- As a supreme commander of allied forces, Army Eisenhower holds the responsibility of planning and supervising the complete invasion process in French capture North Africa, in-process gave a go-ahead for a massive invasion of Europe.
- There when he made the judgment by appointing Smith as the general so that he commands the US second corp. forces in North Africa under the former's supervision in 1994 on D day. Later, he served as the '34th president' of the very state with tenure of only 8 years.
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