Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin dominate the newsreels and radio broadcasts of the early 1940s, but this episode of Titans of the 20th Century argues their alliance was as much a contest of personalities as a partnership against Hitler, Mussolini, and Tojo. Archival footage and period photographs track how each leader managed public image and private rivalry while running war economies and command structures that often clashed as much with each other as with the Axis. Eisenhower emerges as a steadying figure navigating these egos from within the military chain of command. A striking detour follows 26-year-old Navy lieutenant John F. Kennedy, whose patrol boat PT-109 is rammed and sunk by a Japanese destroyer in the Solomon Islands, a survival story that later becomes part of his political legend. The episode uses these intersecting biographies to show how personal ambition and vanity shaped decisions with global consequences.