BATTLE OF THE PACIFIC: One Year of War
(6 of 6) *Unity of Allied command
does not necessarily require a single "supreme military commander," and
it certainly does not mean that such a commander would be supreme over
the President, the Prime Minister, China's Generalissimo, et al. He
would need only the authority to do for the Allies what the President's
military coordinator, Admiral William D. Leahy, does for the U.S.
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