Leslie Groves

Leslie Groves was a U.S. Army engineer who led the Manhattan Project during World War II, overseeing the development of the atomic bomb. His leadership involved managing complex scientific research, construction of secret facilities, and coordinating efforts among top scientists and military personnel. Groves’ organizational skill and strategic planning were crucial in completing the project on time and within security constraints, ultimately contributing to ending the war. His role exemplifies the importance of military logistics and leadership in large-scale technological innovation during a critical period in history.