North Carolina. Dead Tar Heels were left deepest behind Yankee lines. There were actually more North Carolina Troops than Virginians in "Pickett's" Charge. But Virginians wrote most of the Confederate history.
During the war 100,000 Confederate troops came from Georgia.
Luxembourg lost the least troops during the First World War.
Spanish rebel troops.
American Troops
disease killed 2/3 of the troops
During the Third day of the Battle of Gettysbug in 1863. But it was not Lee who ordered it, it was Pickett.
General Omar Bradley was in charge of American troops on D-Day.
George Washington was in charge of all of the troops; if you mean the Civil War, Robert. E. Lee commanded the Confederates, or the South.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
A number of famous things occured at the Battle of Gettysburg things such as: Picketts Charge Battle of Little Round Top Lee's Retreat Ended Lee's Northern Campaign and many more.
The President of the United States is always the ultimate person in charge of our troops as Commander-in-Chief. But if your asking the military person in charge of that region during WWII, it would be Adm. Chester Nimitz. By the way, he was the only five star admiral the US Navy ever had.
Despite claims that Pickett observed the charge far to the rear, he was actually positioned at the Codori yard at the Emmitsburg Road, only several hundred yards from the Union line. This is where a division commander is supposed to be during combat, and claiming that Pickett cowardly stayed towards the rear is a completely illegitimate claim. Testimony to how close to the fighting Pickett was can be demonstrated in that when Stannard's Vermont brigade counterattacked the Confederate flank at the close of the charge, Pickett's observation position was overrun by skirmishers just minutes after he left.
He was a four-star General in charge of Union troops during the Civil War.
Ok, first of all; General Robert E. Lee was the sole commander of confederate forces at the Battle of Gettysburg. But, naturally under him were many subordinant generals who also commanded troops under Lee
About 800 Argentinian troops died during the Falklands War.
US Army Gen. John J. (Blackjack) Pershing. Nicknamed "Blackjack" because he had commanded black troops during his career. The US Army remained segregated (for African Americans) until 1947.
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