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Who was the second military commander of the Texas army in 1800s?
Bonham was the second military commander of the Texas army in 1879
Who took command of the army of Texas at the Alamo?
The Commander of the Alamo Garrison was Lieutenant Colonel William Travis. The commander of the Army of Texas was General Sam Houston
What was Sam Houston during the war?
He was a Major General and in March of 1836 he was named the Commander in Chief of the Army of Texas.
Who was in command of the second Texas army?
Sam Houston
What branch has a commander-in-chief of the Texas National Guard?
The commander-in-chief of the Texas National Guard is the Governor of Texas. This role includes overseeing both the Texas Army National Guard and the Texas Air National Guard. The Governor can mobilize the National Guard for state emergencies, such as natural disasters or civil unrest. Additionally, the Texas Adjutant General assists in managing the National Guard's operations and administration.
What are some civil war words that start with X?
Xavier Blanchard Debray was a Confederate Brigadier General. He was the commander of a Texas cavalry battalion.
Who was the commander-in- chief of the Texas rebels in the Texas Revolution?
Sam houston
What role did Sam Houston play in Texas revolution?
He was the Commander in Chief of the Texas Army.
How was Houston an important player in the Texas War of Independence?
He was the Commander in Chief of the Texas Army.
Who Commander in Chief of the Texas forces was?
Sam Houston
Who was the commander for the Alamo for Texas?
william b travis
How did General George B. McClellan plan to deal with Texas?
Although General in Chief McClellan proved to be lacking as a battlefield commander, few can doubt that he was a brilliant strategist. He wanted to take Texas out of the Confederacy as soon as possible. McClellan planned to have the new commander in the Department of Kansas to play a major role in attacking Texas. He had placed Major General David Hunter in charge of the new department. McClellan's plans called for Hunter to move into the Indian Territory west of Arkansas and from there move into northern Texas. This would be a two pronged attack in conjunction with an offensive against Texas from the Gulf of Mexico. General Hunter was willing to execute such a plan but advised his new superior officer that he would need at least 20,000 troops to begin any actions against Texas. This plan was placed on hold as McClellan was distracted with important plans for Virginia.
