The American Civil War wasn't ... Unlike many Civil War generals who sought glorious battles, Sherman preferred strategic maneuvers that minimized his casualties while maximizing enemy suffering.

This video delves into the pivotal strategies and campaigns of 1864 that led to the Union's decisive advantage in the American Civil War ... superior resources, and strategic leadership culminated ...

The Civil War was one of the darkest periods in American history ... However, the idea of having a central command, which eventually fell to Ulysses S. Grant, would become a central part ...

Back in the American Civil War, the American military founded its ... He eventually resigned, leaving command to two brothers, James and Ezra Allen. Aside from being aeronauts, they actually ...

Hess concludes that the Civil War commanders were adept in tactical maneuvers of the battalions and brigades but failed at the division and corps levels of command. Shortcomings at these two levels ...