Benjamin Tallmadge: Officer In The Continental Army

Lt. Audie L. Murphy’s name stands as one of the most prominent in American military history. He was a figurehead of leadership and the epitome of the seven Army Values (Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity and Personal Courage). He was a model for every soldier to follow, one that overcame every odd that was ever against him and rose to conquer every challenge. In his personal memoir “To Hell and Back”, he expressed a very personal view of what it takes to embody these characteristics which would eventually encourage anyone who reads it. In the next few paragraphs I will expound on his leadership and analyze what it really takes

John Buford was very significant in The Battle of Gettysburg because of his loyalty and devotion to the union, moreover, he had been determined to keep the high ground because of his knowledge that it would be critical in order for a victory. John Buford was born on March 4, 1826 in in Woodford County, Kentucky. He was the first son of John and Anne Bannister Howe Watson Buford. There had been 15 siblings from both his parents first marriages that he grew up with. His grandfather also served in the “Virginia cavalry in the Revolution, serving under Col. Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee, father of Gen. Robert E. Lee.” Buford’s mother died of cholera in 1835, and the family moved to Rock Island, Illinois. He attended Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois

     George S. Patton (1885 - 1945) was ideally suited to command an army. "He was bold

For the first weeks of the march, Burgoyne confronted numerous genuine difficulties. Altogether under-prepared, his armed force lacked necessities. On the other hand, the Canadian militias immediately abandoned the army and Burgoyne struggled to organize Britain's Indian allies. In addition, transportation difficulties obstructed the armed force's progress. Despite difficulties, Burgoyne thrived on the war zone. On July 6, his armed force caught Fort Ticonderoga, managing a noteworthy blow to American morale. The next day, Burgoyne accomplished another triumph over the Americans at Hubbardton. By early August, however, Burgoyne's favorable luck ran out. As opposed to the expectations of the British War Office, loyalists did not turn out in strength to bolster St. Leger. Buried in a twenty-one-day attack of Fort Stanwix, St. Leger was compelled to withdraw into Canada. In New York, Howe ruled against meeting Burgoyne at Albany for moving into Pennsylvania to stand up to General George Washington's armed force. Burgoyne did not hear about Howe's decision until it was past the point of no return. Impeded by American endeavors to obstruct roads, Burgoyne's armed force eased back to a creep as it moved toward Saratoga, where 12,000 Americans under General Horatio Gates

The battle of Gettysburg is debated to be the most important battles in the civil, it is debated among scholars who was the most important commander at Gettysburg some say it was General Lee others say it was General Meade who had taken control of the union army three days before the battle. Brigadier General John Buford Was the most significant man at Gettysburg, He was a cavalry commander for the union. He is the most significant in the battle and to the war ending in the favor of the union. John Buford was able to assess the advantage of the Cemetery ridge and moved forward to Seminary ridge to defend it. He held the line until the First corps arrive under the command of Major General John Reynolds (Gettysburg 1).

Some leaders have some special gift and skill. They can order and control people to what to do in their favor. They also influence and inspire others in many different ways. There are some leaders who influence me and inspire me so that I can exert my effort to become a better human being, Soldier and a better leader in my life. Especially I’d like to pick a individual whom inspired me most. He name is Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Charles Fitzpatric. In this passage I will explain how he motivated and inspired me with his leadership style. I will also describe how he coached and helped me to have an idea of legacy leader. I will also describe the legacy that I would like to leave as a leader in the US Army.

Fort Washington would hold against the British and advised General Washington supposably. But an American deserter named William Demont gave the British details of the American defenses and plots of the fort.

Gen. George S. Patton was one of the most intelligent military leaders and soldiers in American History. Audacious, unorthodox, and inspiring, he led his troops to very god victories in North Africa, Sicily and on the western front. Nazi Generals admitted that all American field commanders he was the most feared and scared everyone. To Americans he was worthy of such strong cavalrymen as Philip Sheridan, J. E. B. Stuart and Nathan Bedford Forrest. His great qualities as a soldier were matched with one of the best personalities of his period.

The war had picked up the help of the majority, and now it must be battled. Polk had dependably had clear goals, quite recently not a reasonable arrangement to accomplish them. This is the place Major General Winfield Scott ventured in and spared the day. Our armed force had no broad staff to design military crusades, so Scott was exclusively in charge of numerous military operations. He conceived a three-pronged hostile. General Taylor, as of now in Texas, would take Monterrey, Mexico. Another power would walk on Chihuahua. Colonel Stephen Kearney was to walk from Fort Leavenworth to Santa FE, New Mexico. At that point, he was to walk to California where he would be helped by Colonel Fremont and Commodore Sloat of the Navy. (Lawson, 40) There

The purpose of this paper is to address how I, SSG Schumacher, have identified Major Robert Rogers as a legacy leader and a leader of influence in my military career as a non-commissioned officer and member of the military intelligence community. This paper will cover four main topics, in which I will first discuss a brief history of the life of Major Rogers, then, his impact on the evolution of warfare. Afterwards, I will identify his impact on leadership attributes in the United States Army. Finally, I will discuss how his leadership attributes led to him making an impact on the military today and Soldiers such as myself.

Throughout history, there have been various amounts of leaders and leadership styles. There have also been instances in American history where capable and influential leaders have been crucial to the formation of our nation. A very inspiring and motivating leader in American history is Alexander S. Webb. I believe that Webb was a transformational leader. Born on February 15th, 1853, in NYC, New York, Webb was raised in a house with military leaders. Attending the United States Military Academy in 1855, he continued his service until the yeah 1870 with many different accomplishments and goals met. He received recognition from men who have shaped the country today and made differences in the way men were led during combat. Throughout his military career, I believe Webb established a transformational leadership style. I also would like to obtain the sane leadership qualities he possessed and be able to apply them to my own career. Alexander S Webb, Brevet Major General Webb in the Army, is a leader worth looking up to and following.

Throughout history, there have been many different sorts of leaders and leadership styles. There have been many instances in American history where capable and influential leaders have been crucial to our nation’s history. A very inspiring and motivated leader in our history is Alexander S. Webb. I believe that Webb was a transformational leader. Born on February 15th, 1853 in NYC, New York, Webb was raised in a house full of military leaders. Attending the United States Military Academy in 1855, he continued his service until the yeah 1870 with many different accomplishments and goals met. He received recognition from men who have shaped the country today and made differences in the way men were lead during combat. Throughout his military career, I believe Webb established a transformational leadership style. I also would like to obtain the sane leadership qualities he possessed and be able to apply them to my own career one day. Alexander S Webb, Brevet Major General Webb in the Army, is a leader worth looking up to and following.

Mr. Bellingham tells Iabel that if she hears Lockton, Madam, or any of their Loyalist friends to talk about sensitive information relating to the conflict, that sharing it would most likely buy the freedom owed to Ruth and Isabel. But Isabel rejected his offer because her only job was to take care of her sister and she can't put Ruth in jeopardy. After the story moves long a little bit, Curzon, which is the slave that Isabel befriends, gets thrown into jail because he ends up fighting on the side with the Patriots in the Battle of Fort

His first need remained the wellbeing and security of New York City and its stations. There is no doubt that Burgoyne knew before he cleared out England for Canada that Howe was going to Philadelphia, however driven "Man of honor Johnny" was resolved to make a notoriety in the American war.

General Winfield Scott was a successful United States Army general who holds the record for serving this country as the longest active general in history. His career spans over 53 years of service within the military, and he held a reputation for being rather stern with his troops. Earning the nicknames of “Old Fuss and Feathers” and “The Grand Old Man of the Army.” Interestingly