US Grant: War Superior

"The art of war is simple, please find out where your enemies are, please find him as soon as possible, please beat him as far as possible," the famous US president and Ulysses Said. The way he used during his general. He always takes the best opportunity for the team. The grant is the ruler of the civil war. "He is truly an excellent general of his predecessor, so if so, what exactly is he?" Grant led the alliance to federal victory and completed him finally. What the predecessor did not do

In the early years of the war, Grant became famous for victory at Fort Donald Fort, after which his boss accused "ignoring inefficient" attack without his permission. At the same time, Sherman was known for his "march of the sea", and they saw his officials destroying damn houses and supplies near every southern city they encountered.

Grant nominated Sherman as his successor to the army, served as the supreme commander, allowing him to control the war director. When Rawlings took over the war department, he sued Grant that Sherman got so much power. Grant reluctantly canceled his orders and disrupted the shaman and destroyed their wartime friendship. Grant nominated former Federal General James Long Street as a customs officer at the Port of New Orleans, but overall it was amazingly surprising, and unifying the North and the North was considered largely. True effort

Sherman 's greatest contribution is a general war strategy given by General Grant and President Lincoln, and is controversial. Sherman himself played his role in serious warfare and he often said that he was doing his utmost to carry out the order to meet Grant's overall plan to end the war It was. Like Grant, Sherman believes that if the fight is over, the strategic, economic and psychological capabilities of the alliance for further war need to be completely crushed. Therefore, he thinks that the north must conquer the war and use squattered earth tactics to overcome the pillar of rebellion. He called this strategy "fierce battle."

In 1865, as commander, Ulysses S. Grant led the allied troops to defeat the Confederates in the American Civil War. As an American hero, Grant was elected the 18th president of the United States who later dedicated to the reconstruction of the US Congress and the abolition of slavery. When he was elected, the American people wanted to end anxiety. There is neither energy nor reform in the grant. Looking forward to Congressional orders, he seems to be confused. Visitors to the White House noticed "confused and tragic feelings like those who are in front of him who do not understand these terms."