10 Interesting Fact About Famous War Heroes

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• T.E. Lawrence, also known as Lawrence of Arabia, was born in Wales, England in 1888 and became a famous war figure when he led Arab forces against the Ottoman Sultanate during World War I.
• Sir Winston Churchill, the famous British Prime Minister during World War II, is actually also a productive artist and writer.
• General Douglas Macarthur, who is famous as the commander of the Allied forces in the Pacific during World War II, has a strange habit of always carrying a gun given to him by Philippine President Manuel Quezon.
• General George Patton, who is famous as one of the commanders of the United States troops during World War II, has a stubborn nature and often issued a controversial statement in public.
• General Dwight D. Eisenhower, who later became President of the United States, was part of the Allied forces landed in Normandy on D-Day during World War II.
• Admiral Chester Nimitz, Commander of the United States Navy for World War II in the Pacific, a graduate of the United States Navy Academy from the 1905 class.
• General Bernard Montgomery, who is famous as the commander of the British troops during World War II, has the nickname Monty and often wears a typical shaped hat called a beret.
• General Erwin Rommel, who was famous as the commander of German troops during World War II, had the nickname Desert Fox because of his expertise in the war in the Sahara Desert.
• General George Washington, who is famous as the commander of American troops during the American revolution, is actually also a farmer and plantation owner.
• General Napoleon Bonaparte, who is famous as the commander of the French troops during the Napoleonic War, has a relatively small height and often wears high -heeled shoes to add his height.