Great British Commanders

Exploring the lives of thirty-four British military commanders, this study highlights their personal narratives alongside their historical impact. From Queen Boudica to Bomber Harris, it delves into their roles as leaders, partners, and strategists over two millennia. The book contrasts renowned figures like King Alfred and Wellington with lesser-known commanders such as Lady Aethelflaid and Cuthbert Collingwood. Unique interviews with contemporary commanders provide insights into the enduring principles of leadership and the evolving nature of warfare in the twenty-first century.