The Mexican War (1846-48). Many men who were Civil War generals were junior officers in the Mexican War.
Horace Porter and Orville Babcock lived in the White House and served as Grant's secretaries. Both were army officers who had gone to West Point with Grant
They both praticed total war and surrounded their opponents
The Confederates. Lee and both the Johnstons outclassed Grant and Sherman. But they were badly led by their President, and suffered from the many drawbacks built into the Confederate effort.
Ulysses S. Grant greatly admired President Abraham Lincoln for the way he handled both the war and the Reconstruction. Grant also Zachary Taylor, with whom he had served during the Mexican American War. Later in life, he admitted to studying Scott's demeanor and adapted his own leadership style to his.
Abraham Lincoln was the President of the United States during the Civil War, Jefferson Davis was the President of the Confederacy, Ulysses S. Grant was the Union General, and Robert E. Lee was the Confederate General
Lee and Grant both graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, NY; They both served in the Mexican-American War; They were both Commanding Generals of their respective armies in the Civil War, and they were respectful of each other in the surrender officially ending the Civil War.
The commanders that served during the Civil War on both the Union and Confederate sides, were called Generals. On the Union side his name was Ulysses S. Grant and on the Confederate side it was Robert E. Lee.
Almost every experienced officer on both sides served with distinction in the Mexican War in some capacity: Davis, Lee, Johnson, Stuart, Grant.…
Nearly three million soldiers served in the US Civil War.
Generals Lee and Grant were each in the Mexican War as US officers. Later they both were in the US Civil War as opponents.
both and he battled the bottle when he was president
They served dinner and cleaned.
Horace Porter and Orville Babcock lived in the White House and served as Grant's secretaries. Both were army officers who had gone to West Point with Grant
William Henry Harrison and Zachary Taylor both served as President of the United States.
Approximately 180,000 African Americans comprising 163 units served in the Union Army during the Civil War, and many more African Americans served in the Union Navy. Both free Africans Americans and ... The Black Civil WarSoldiers of Illinois: .
They had both served with distinction in the Mexican War. But in the Civil War, they were not engaged head-to-head until Grant was promoted General-in-Chief of the Union armies (March 1864), and chose to target Lee's Army of Northern Virginia, while deploying Sherman against the Army of Tennessee.
They were both arguably by far the 2 best civil war generals.