The Grand Alliance: Strategy and Decision.

The author studies World War II and, focuses on two of the wars major participants--Great Britain and the United States. Within those limits, and with concentration on the European part of the war, the author concerns himself almost exclusively with the leaders of the two countries, their strategy, and their manner of making decisions. The author studies how the two countries over a four-year period struggled together to vanquish their common foes. Finally, the author also studies how military victories brought new problems to these leaders.