AUL LibGuides: Military Leaders: King, Ernest J

King, Ernest J.

Ernest J. King (1878-1956) during World War II was both the commander in chief of the U.S. Fleet and chief of naval operations.

A Comparative Analysis of the Military Leadership Styles of Ernest J. King and Chester W. Nimitz by James R. Hill
Call Number: M-U 42022-2 H646c
Publication Date: 2009
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Fighting Admirals of WWII by David Wragg
Call Number: 940.5450922 W939f
Publication Date: 2009
Men of War by Stephen Howarth
Call Number: 923.5 M534
Publication Date: 1993
Great Warriors of World War II: Admiral Ernest J. King and Admiral Chester W. Nimitz by Gary I. Barnes
Call Number: M-U 43122 B2612g
Publication Date: 1984
Master of Sea Power by Thomas B. Buell
Call Number: 92 K52b
Publication Date: 1980
Fleet Admiral King by Ernest King and Walter Whitehill
Call Number: 92 K52f 1976
Publication Date: 1976

'I Neglected to Consult the President' by Alan P. Rems.
Naval History 32, no. 4:28-33 August 2018.
Charting a New Course by David Kohnen.
Naval War College Review 71, no. 3:121-141 Summer 2018.
The American Wolf Packs by F.G. Hoffman.
Joint Force Quarterly 80:131-139 1st Quarter 2016.
Admiral King's Toughest Battle by Lloyd J. Graybar.
Naval War College Review 32, no. 1:38-47 February 1979.
Admiral Ernest J. King and the Stategy for Victory in the Pacific by Clark G. Reynolds.
Naval War College Review 28, no. 3:57-64 Winter 1976.

Personality and Strategy: How the Personalities of General MacArthur and Admiral King Shaped Allied Strategy in the Pacific in World War Two by Kyle Beckman.
Fort Leavenworth, KS, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, 2002. 104 p.