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Commander of the Western theatre, reporting to Halleck as General-in-Chief.

Later promoted General-in-Chief himself by Lincoln, with Halleck demoted to Chief-of-Staff.

Considering the long-running feud between Grant and Halleck, the arrangement worked surprisingly well.

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