Great Commanders of the Civil War

During the American Civil War, both military reputations won and failed countless bloody battlefields. The destiny of the state depends on the shoulders of serious responsibility. These are stories about three extensions.

Unified command is a traditional American tradition that has been applied frequently in civil war, World War I and World War II. However, it seems that the development of the command and control structure separated from the war between Iraq and Afghanistan evaded this principle. In fact, David Petraeus general pointed out that we have not adopted a strategic, command and control system in Afghanistan until 2010. Establishing unified command within the major league will still be the cornerstone of military art.

All military leaders on both sides of the civil war have their own strengths and weaknesses. It is difficult to choose a sufficiently aggressive commander at North Abraham Lincoln, but at the same time he will not abandon his resources with confidence. What he is most concerned about is the so-called "Potomac Army". This can be understood for several reasons. - On September 11, 2001, Al Qaeda threatened the national security of the United States (US), and we are still fighting terrorism. Since then, al-Qaeda and other extremist groups endanger America's allies. Recognizing the importance of this international struggle, the United States needs its partner's help to fight global violence.

In the Civil War, Lincoln was a great commander. In most wars, it was difficult for him to find a good commander to carry out the fight in the east. As a result, almost Lincoln was forced to lead the Eastern Alliance campaign alone. In the early days of the war, Lincoln was able to rely on his general strategy of Winfield Scott's good strategy. Scott proposed "Viper Project". In his plan, Scott hoped to block the southern coast and to unite and completely isolate Mississippi. Lincoln agreed to his plan, but he wanted to go further. He wants the league to be attacked more. Therefore, he strengthened the blockade and requested an additional army. In this sense, Lincoln is cruel. Later, at the end of the war, with the help of the general grant, Lincoln made plans to destroy the rebellion. When we think of Lincoln today, the fact that he is a good commander is not conspicuous in our head.