Total War - his March to the Sea has been likened to the modern bombing of whole cities.
A campaign of punitive raids across Georgia that wrecked farms and railroads, destroying civilian morale, and helping to starve the Confederate troops in the field. It shortened the war by months at almost nil casualties. Some historians have called it the first example of Total War, and Sherman has been called the first modern General.
Nicknamed "Tecumseh," William Sherman was known for being a great American general. He led the burning of Atlanta. He was also a good friend of President Grant, despite the fact that he tried to dissuade him from running for office.
Total war
Israel was the last country to build the Sherman tank and that was decades ago. There is no such thing as a Modern Sherman tank. The tank dates back to WWII. The cost of a New Sherman Tank, would probably be around a hundred thousand US dollars, and you would need a licence to operate it, and it would have to be modified so it couldn't fire real ammunition.
His march across Georgia shortened the war by at least six months, at almost nil casualties. It was the opposite of what Grant had ordered, and it was a truly innovative step - attacking the civilian infrastructure behind the Confederate armies in the field.
A campaign of punitive raids across Georgia that wrecked farms and railroads, destroying civilian morale, and helping to starve the Confederate troops in the field. It shortened the war by months at almost nil casualties. Some historians have called it the first example of Total War, and Sherman has been called the first modern General.
This is a difficult question because the military service rendered by William Tecumseh Sherman was at the time and still is controversial at every phase of his career. He served in the Seminole War. He served in California at the time of the Bear Republic and the Mexican War. He was the commanding general in Texas along with General Sheridan fighting Plains Native Americans following the Civil War. Sherman's most famous command was his Civil War "March to the Sea" through Georgia to Savannah. Foraging soldiers from his army without discipline were known as "Sherman's bummers". Torn up railroad rails were heated and bent around telegraph poles as "Sherman bowties". Cities were fired either by his troops or by defeated Confederates pursuing a scorched earth policy retreating before an advancing army. Sherman is attributed with the first modern "total war" against civilian populations. His most prominent act of citizenship without controversy was his absolute refusal to accept the Republican nomination for President. He was so passionately hated throughout the South that any administration he might inaugurate could have brought widespread rebellion. He famously said in 1884, "If nominated, I will not accept. If elected, I will not serve."
Charles Phineas Sherman has written: 'Roman law in the modern world'
Modern Marvels - 1994 Sherman Tanks 8-42 was released on: USA: 22 October 2002
Total war
Nicknamed "Tecumseh," William Sherman was known for being a great American general. He led the burning of Atlanta. He was also a good friend of President Grant, despite the fact that he tried to dissuade him from running for office.
Israel was the last country to build the Sherman tank and that was decades ago. There is no such thing as a Modern Sherman tank. The tank dates back to WWII. The cost of a New Sherman Tank, would probably be around a hundred thousand US dollars, and you would need a licence to operate it, and it would have to be modified so it couldn't fire real ammunition.
William C. Kirby has written: 'China's Modern Transformations' 'Realms of Freedom in Modern China - The Making of Modern Freedom -'
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Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman.
His march across Georgia shortened the war by at least six months, at almost nil casualties. It was the opposite of what Grant had ordered, and it was a truly innovative step - attacking the civilian infrastructure behind the Confederate armies in the field.
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