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Originally posted by Ned
Who did the Khan beat that were proven generals?
The problem with asking this is the fact that the victors write the history books and the Mongols didn't like to write... and considering how often Temujin was victorious that makes for a difficult situation.
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Confederates would have lost reeeeealy bad if not for Lee. His defensive genius saved Richmond twice. Once from McClellan during the Peninsula Campaign and once by waging a series of battles against grant, including the Battle of the Wilderness (or Spotsylvania Courthouse), to thwart Grants Overland campaign.
It is strange, though, how some of the best Generals fight for the losing side...
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Roberrt e lee was a competent general who has been completely over romantacized. He is only ever mentioned because he was american.
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I will agree that he is over romanticized, as much about the American Civil War often is. However, he was more than a "competent" General. He had a tactical mind which could be seen as far back as the Mexican-American War.
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What I know of him is that he seemed very capable as a battlefield general. Most of the time he was up against vastly superior forces and still held his own for the most part.
Originally posted by MOBIUS
What I know of him is that he seemed very capable as a battlefield general. Most of the time he was up against vastly superior forces and still held his own for the most part.
Certainly better than Stalin...
Pah
just think how the SU would have crumbled if there officers hadn't been massacred or their troops were allowed to retreat when faced with imminent destruction.
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just think how the SU would have crumbled if there officers hadn't been massacred or their troops were allowed to retreat when faced with imminent destruction.
I hadn't thought about it in that way...
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Patton- America's first tank comander. The first to relieze the full potenial of tanks.
All 5- lead from the front.
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