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Which military officer resigned from the US army and became commanding general?
Robert E. Lee
What was the site of the confederate surrender by general lee?
Robert E. Lee surrendered to US Grant at the Appomattox Court House in Virginia. Lee's army was few in number and starving for food. Grant had a huge army and Lee had no choice but to surrender.
Did Robert E. Lee command the army of Potomac?
No, the Army of Northern Virginia. He was eventually defeated by the Army of the Potomac. Under US Grant, the Army of the Potomac forced the surrender of Robert E. Lee. Lee's army was desolated by the heavy combat in Virginia. With no food or reinforcements, Lee had no choice. Grant handled this well with kindness.
Who led a raid on the US army to get guns for slaves but was caught and hanged by Robert e lee?
John Brown
What rank in the Confederate army did Robert E Lee's eldest son hold?
Robert E. Lee's eldest son was George Washington Curtis Lee. At the end of the US Civil War, Curtis Lee held the rank of major general.
Was Robert E. Lee the first soldier in the US Army?
No, he was not.
Who resigned from US Army to lead the Army of Northern Virginia during the US Civil War?
Robert E. Lee
Who did Lincoln initially offer command of US army to?
Robert E. Lee
Who led the confederate army in the us civil?
General Robert E. Lee
Who resigned from the US Army to serve in the forces of his native Virginia?
Robert E. Lee
Who was the general that led the Confederete Army is the US Civil War?
Robert E Lee.
Who was the general who led the us army in Asia?
General Robert E Lee of the Confederacy
Who was the commander of the US army during civil war?
General Robert E Lee,
Robert E Lee surrendered his army to US Grant where?
he surrendered at Appomattox Virginia, USA
What officer was responsible for capturing john brown?
Colonel Robert E. Lee of the US Army.
Which general lead the confederate army in the US Civil War?
Gen. Robert .E. Lee
Which military officer resigned from the US army and became commanding general?
Robert E. Lee
