Understanding NATO Interoperability

Certainly, the former Supreme Allied Commander in Europe during World War II would be an expert about coalition warfare. From the above quote, you may think he would not be an advocate of forays into coalition warfare. However, one would only have to look at his service as the great coalition builder during WW II to appreciate the weight he placed on ensuring successful coalition warfare. In spite of those "diverseinterests" and the great egos of the political and military leaders involved, he united the efforts of all allies towards victory.

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