General Bradley was his immediate superior, but ultimately it was General Douglas MacArthur.
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General P.G.T. Beauregard
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The term "commanding officer" typically refers to the person in charge of a military unit or installation. This title can apply to various ranks depending on the size and type of the unit, such as a captain, major, colonel, or general. Each commanding officer is responsible for the leadership, training, and welfare of their personnel, as well as the execution of missions and adherence to military regulations. If you have a specific context or military unit in mind, please provide more details for a tailored answer.
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General P.G.T. Beauregard
General Robert E Lee
General Robert E Lee, Commanding Officer The Army of Northern Virginia, Confederate States of America Lt. General George Meade, Commanding Officer, The Army of the Potomac, United States
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The commanding Union officer was U.S. Grant.
Robert E. Lee
A commander is an officer of any rank who is actually commanding an army/navy/airforce unit. A general is someone having that specific rank, but who is not necessarily actively commanding an army unit.
For the Confederates, Robert E. Lee was the commanding officer. The Federals had Ambrose Burnside as their general.
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