Who were the generals that haven't lost a single battle (or just a few, like 1 or 2)?

Question

Can you even say one?

Answer 1

Gen Norman Schwarzkohf

Answer 2

I assume you mean American generals.......

General Norman Schwartzkoft

General Custer as a Brigadier General at the age of 21 (the youngest general in American history) during the Civil War. He lost the battle of the Little Big Horn when he returned to the Army after the Civil War at the rank of Lt. Colonel.

Robert E. Lee lost just one....but it was a big one.

Answer 3

Alexander The Great

Alexander Patch, one of only 2 American generals to command a division, corps, and army in combat, and the only American general to command large forces in 3 different theaters of combat. He never lost a major unit and accomplished all missions which he was assigned. He was a better combat commander than Patton, Bradley, Montgomery, Rommel, and all the other over-hyped by the media generals of WWII.

Answer 4

Nathan Bedford Forrest

Answer 5

General Bill Skolnik, he never lost a battle, the verdict on the war is still out, simply because the war is still being fought.

GO BILL!!!!

Answer 6

alexander the great until he got to India.
Patton was unstoppable during the ww2.
Rommel had a very impressive record until El alamein when he ran into critical fuel shortages

Answer 7

Alexander the great
Caesar

Patton??

This is all coming from my dusty memory. The cobwebs are sometimes hard to get through, but I think this is right.

Answer 8

Look through Chineese history and you will find dozens of them, such as Meng Shi or Cao-Cao.