During the Mexican-American War, the Mexican leader, Santa Anna led the Mexican nation and acted as its military leader as well. For the US, the top military chief was General Winfield Scott. The US President was President Polk.
probably both sides..............
During World War I, no countries actively supported both sides of the conflict at any time; that is, no country switched sides at some point during the war. While Italy began the war as a "paper ally" of the Central Powers, it did not actively contribute military assistance of any kind to their cause. In 1915, it became a combatant on the side of the Triple Alliance.
Both sides believed the war would be short-lived so little attention was paid to prisons.
Military Deadlock is when both sides of battle decide the war is over. So basically nobody wins. :)
Benedict Arnold started his career as a military leader during the American Revolutionary War, where he initially fought for the American Continental Army. However, he later became a turncoat and switched sides to join the British, betraying the American cause. As such, his leadership can be categorized as military, but not in a positive sense as he ultimately became a traitor to his own army.
Agustin de Iturbide.
probably both sides..............
yes union to the north and confederate to the south
The Mexican War preceded the Civil War. Many of the Officers and Troops on both the Union and Confederate sides received their combat experience during the Mexican War.
Based on the success of calvary charges during the Mexican American War, military leaders on both sides of the US Civil War were of the opinion that tactical offensive charges by calvary units would be effective. There were enough successful calvary charges against infantry troops on both sides, to cause them to continue throughout the war. With that said, cavalry charges were not the backbone of plans for a successful battle. They were used with caution, but yes, they were a part of many battles.
With a scattering of exceptions, it's clear why the Union and Confederate military organizations resembled each other. In almost every scenario, the military leaders were graduates of the US Military Academy at West Point.
There was Mexico and the US.
The US and Mexico.
The Mexican federal government against the operatives of the various drug cartels located there.
He was offered the imperial seat of the Mexican Empire.
Agamemnon and Priam.
the Holocaust was not a movement or a party or anything with members that could have a leader, it was an event. Within the Holocaust there were three main sides, on each of those sides there were many leaders.