Who was the commander of us forces during world war 2?

There was no single commander of either the US forces, or the Allied forces Instead, the Unified Anglo-American Command (often called the Allied Command) was set up to command all American, British (and British Empire/Commonwealth), Dutch, French, and other western-oriented (i.e. Non-Communist) forces. The world was then divided up into areas of action, with a supreme commander being assigned to each region.

Sometimes that commander was American, sometimes British, and occasionally even Dutch or Australian. But that individual commanded all Allied forces in the region, regardless of actual nationality In addition, the commanders occasionally changed, so you can't even say that person X commanded region Y for the duration of WW2 A rough estimate is that there were between 12 and 20 supreme commanders worldwide over the course of the war.

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