NedBaldwin
Major
- Joined
- Feb 19, 2011
- Location
- California
Bill's original post referred to "senior command"
I interpret that to mean just being a general in command of a brigade or division
bit something higher than that like Department or Army.
So for the CSA the ones that come to mind are Taylor and Price, perhaps Forrest and Waite and Hampton
For the US, there was Patterson, Wool, Dix, Banks, Butler, Fremont, Sumner. Mcclernad early in the war and Sigel, Dodge and perhaps Blunt, Logan, Palmer, Hurlbut later
So not that many
I interpret that to mean just being a general in command of a brigade or division
bit something higher than that like Department or Army.
So for the CSA the ones that come to mind are Taylor and Price, perhaps Forrest and Waite and Hampton
For the US, there was Patterson, Wool, Dix, Banks, Butler, Fremont, Sumner. Mcclernad early in the war and Sigel, Dodge and perhaps Blunt, Logan, Palmer, Hurlbut later
So not that many