hideki tojo was the commanders in chief of japan’s military.
hideki tojo was the commanders in chief of japan’s military.
who were the commanders in chief of japan’s military?
hideki tojo
commanders of world war ii









































the commanders of world war ii were for the most part career officers. they were forced to adapt to new technologies and forged the direction of modern warfare. some political leaders, particularly those of the principal dictatorships involved in the conflict, adolf hitler (germany), benito mussolini (italy) and emperor hirohito (japan), acted as supreme military commanders as well as dictators for their respective countries or empires.









































section::::military commanders.









































section::::military commanders.:axis forces.









































section::::military commanders.:axis forces.:bulgaria.









































air force stoyan stoyanov









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- allied leaders of world war ii









































bullet::::- axis leaders of world war ii
commanders of world war ii
the last flagship of the station, in 1957-58, was hms gambia. in 1958 the station closed and was replaced by the arabian seas and persian gulf station.









































section::::commanders-in-chief.









































section::::commanders-in-chief.:commander-in-chief, east indies and china station.









































note: for the period "1832–1865".









































section::::commanders-in-chief.:commander-in-chief, east indies & cape of good hope station.









































post holders included:









































section::::commanders-in-chief.:commander-in-chief, east indies and egypt station.









































note:the post was sometimes styled as senior naval officer, egypt and commander-in-chief, east indies station.









































section::::commanders-in-chief.:commander-in-chief, east indies station.









































section::::commanders-in-chief.:commander-in-chief, east indies station.:fleet headquarters.









































section::::commanders-in-chief.:commander-in-chief, east indies station.:fleet headquarters.:chief of staff.









































included:
commander-in-chief, east indies