During the US Civil War, President Lincoln retained overall control of Union forces in his role as Commander in Chief. As Lincoln had to delegate his powers to the Union army's high command, he at times had a General in Chief reporting to him. The generals he had appointed in this role changed a few times, indicating military confusion or the failure to accomplish the goals of Lincoln.The following generals were at one time,holding the position of general in chief:
1. Winfield Scott;
3. Henry W. Halleck; and
4. US Grant.
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Major Gen. George Gordon Meade who replaced the resigning Gen. Hooker at the end of June 1863.
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Same as WWI, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam: Nurses & Administration.
The Axis Forces of Germany and Japan.
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No one joined in the Russian civil war.