Yup. Not to mention how Strafer Gott conclusively proved that WWI had been a matter of communications and ratified what 1940 had already shown: Germany tactical superiority, if it existed, was for WWI reasons only. The WWII German army could be a beast in a major city, assuming its enemies didn't just besiege and bomb the Hell out of it (as ultimately happened after Nuremberg to some of the other cities until Berlin), but in the field? Gott put the fear of God in them (pun intended). I think that he may be the best British general of the 20th Century, if you ask me. Got greater results than say, Haig, and against an enemy trained to fight Continental war and reliant on fanaticism at the expense of common sense.
Yes, we were fortunate he faced Japan and not the Germans. Imagine MacArthur at the Battle of Nuremberg.

