If you mean in American History: Because it was fought in America, whenever there was a victory, blood had been shed on both sides. Let's say that 23,000 people died ina battle total. If this war had been between two continents, each would have had about 12,500 people die. But since it was fought between itself, it was the total in all. In the Civil War, all battles were pretty much a lose-lose situation. Somebody won, and somebody lost, but the soldiers were all bodies of Americans, brothers against fathers.
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3rd rank in the world........
2nd Rank
Yes. The highest rank in the Canadian Forces is a General, who is also the Chief of Defence Staff. He is equivalent to an American five-star General.
Yes. A Captain is a higher rank, universally.
The lowest rank was a private.
There is no such rank in civiailan life. A captain is a military rank
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He was a Major.
Because of the period, African American soldiers could not be officers. Therefore, the highest rank possible to attain was as an enlisted soldier, which was Sergeant Major
His rank was that of General, the highest rank attainable in the army of the Confederacy during the Civil War. He held the rank of Colonel in the United States Army before he resigned his commission.
In June of 1863, the Confederate Army of Tennessee was led by General Braxton Bragg. He was the commanding general at the Battle of Chickamauga that resulted in a Southern victory in September, 1863. This battle would rank as one of the bloodiest ones in the US Civil War.
The rank was officially "musician". Drummers, fifers, and buglers were all classified as musicians.
Commander in Chief.
there is no rank
All personnel were paid according to their rank.