After Grant became General-in-Chief in March 1864.
Grant simplified the Union strategy, and said that he would take on Robert E. Lee, while Sherman was to destroy the Army of Tennessee under Joe Johnston (later John Hood).
Sherman did not succeed in doing this. But his alternative plan - crossing Georgia and the Carolinas almost unopposed - did have the effect of shortening the war.
the Danes
The defending army was the Saxon army led by Harold Godwinson, the attacking army was the Norman army lead by Duke William of Normandy, later to be called William the Conquerer.
General Gage led the British army in the American Revolutionary War. He was defeated.
He did not have to defeat anyone to become a general. The Senate appointed him to lead an army into Gaul, and he remained at the head of his army all through the civil war.
Answer Both British 8th Army lead by General Montgomery and the US 7th Army led by General George Patton.
General Sherman
William Tecumseh Sherman was a General in the Union Army. He worked under and closely with Ulysses S. Grant. He lead three different armies in to Georgia to have a win for the Union Army. It isn’t clear form where he watched the battle but it does indicate he was an active in the Tennessee Army.
lead the march to sea
This was Sherman's March to the Sea and it was lead by Major General William Tecumseh Sherman.
Even though Union General Joseph Hooker had an enormous two to one advantage of General Lee's army, not every Union general held a favorable view of Hooker's ability to lead the Army of the Potomac. In a letter to President Lincoln, General Sherman expressed these words: " I know Hooker well and tremble to think of his handling of 100,000 men in the presence of Lee. I fear the result of an advance by Hooker on Lee". Sherman proved to be correct and Lee's greatest victory at the Battle of Chancellorsville was close at hand.
The Union Army had several leaders. Some of them were George McClellan, William Tecumseh Sherman, and Ulysses S. Grant. Abraham Lincoln was President during the Civil War.
W.T. Sherman.
William Tecumshesh Sherman
For all practical purposes the three Union armies under the command of Major General William T. Sherman did not "march through Georgia". They battled their way under fierce resistance from Confederate forces.The General William T. Sherman was the highest ranking Union general to lead the march through Georgia. His first main target was Atlanta. The city surrendered in early September, 1864, helping President Lincoln's re election campaign.Sherman made that city his headquarters for almost two months. He then began his famous or to some, his infamousmarch to the sea, towards the port city of Savannah. He ordered Atlanta burned to the ground upon his departure, however, Catholic priests begged him to spare hospitals, which he did spare.Savannah surrendered on December 21, 1864.
the Danes
One of the reasons that US President Lincoln called upon General Henry Wager Halleck to come to Washington DC and lead the Union's military effort against the Rebels was Halleck's success in the Western Theater. Because of that, General William T. Sherman expected a vigorous Fall offensive in the in the East where the Union had cause to put Virginia's feet to the fire. Irregardless of Antietam, Sherman was an intelligent general and realized as war historians have pointed out, Antietam was a "technical " victory. Lee had placed the Army of the Potomac on the defensive and McClellan's claim that he saved the Union was an exaggeration. Sherman wrote to General US Grant he expected to hear of overwhelming numbers of troops by land and sea converging on Richmond while McClellan held Lee in check.Although Sherman was wrong concerning Halleck's intentions concerning the Army of Northern Virginia, he was glad to know that Halleck did have good plans for the Mississippi.
Sherman was a Union general and he lead a campaign that came in from the north-west and and went along a giant curve crossing most of the central Confederacy and razing several cities before he reached the eastern seaboard.