WHO WINS WARS: Lessons in Leadership, Power, and Supreme Command from Washington, Grant, and Eisenhower

Seeks to answer questions such as what makes a general great, what should strategic leadership look like, and what are successful supreme commanders made of. Traces the campaigns of America's greatest commanders at war, such as Washington, Grant, and Eisenhower. Posits that the key winning ingredient in their leadership wasn't technology, resources, or luck but superior judgment, empathy, and grit. Seeks to delve into the greatest minds' strategies to see the successes and failures. These lessons can be applied to historians, wargamers, CEOs, coaches, and all citizens.