what was the best war ever aND YOUR BEST GENERAL GIVE REASONS WHY?

Question

i think world war 2 is the most interesting war and still has reprecussions today....i.e the fall of communisim and north korea

as for generals really its a toss up between montgomery, rommell although the north african campaign i find pretty tedious give me stalingrad any day or the willey general patton now there was a guy who got things done even if he was starking crazy why oh why didnt the usa let him go all the way into germany the war would of ended by 1944 christmas


and sea generals Namamoto (masterminded pearl harbour) without a doubt and his famous quote afterwards 'now we have awoken a giant'

pre ww2 napolean kicked *** 'when china awakes the world will tremble' great prediction

and of course ceasar and his conquest of gaul and germany ...master class altogether

monty of couse f--ked up with operation market garden ...what a blunder so i think its rommel the desert fox who gets it

worst war -----gulf war one what a bore best recent war the 6 day war

Answer 1

I don't think that anyone can say that there's a "best" war.

However, the most influential war was World War II, with it's rapid advance in technology.

Generals? Hannibal comes to mind...Alexander, also. For World War II, Patton would be my choice.

Answer 2

The.U.S. Civil War was both devastating and world shaping too. It kept the union together and the US today is arguably the greatest country in history. Had the US been split back then, maybe Hitler would have won WW II - but who knows.

The best General of that War, or any war, arguably was Robert E. Lee. It was argued, by his opponents, that when he was leading, his presence on the field was worth over 50000 troops. That is how good he was.

Answer 3

The Revolutionary War. This war enabled America to become a Christian nation without forcing religion. It gave power to the citizens and not the government. America has since helped more nations and people than any other nation combined.

We are getting to the point where America may require another Revolution. Our government continues to work for themselves and for their power.

Entitlements have taken away personal responsibility which made this country great. Taking religion and prayer out of school was the beginning of our potential downfall. We need to get back to what the founders wanted when they signed the Declaration of Independence. Personal responsibility and Judaeo-Christian principles.

Answer 4

wellington

General Lee

Alexander the Great

Earl Mountbatten

Genghis Khan

Sitting Bull My hero

Rommel held back by a lack of Fuel

Answer 5

I don't think any war is good but some have been fought to help oppressed nations unable to help themselves. I think that Desert storm was a well thought out and executed war that when it was over achieved all of its goals. And I think Colin Powell was one if not the best all around general America has ever had.

Answer 6

I would have to say the Desert Fox "ROMMEL." Held off many attacks and outnumbered many of times..

But the most important factor in winning wars is "Logistics."

The supply lines were cut, thus no fuel for vehicles and no food for soldiers and etc..

Answer 7

NO war is good, it only serves to end another more severe problem.

The greatest General as far as I am concerned is none other then General Robert E. Lee

Answer 8

The French Revolution, of course.

Actual, real people took control. It was insanity and horrifically bloody - but real people threw the Aristocrats right out on their as$.

Answer 9

sort your question out " good war" you fool.
field Marshal Rommel would have to be the one for me.

Answer 10

world war two of course,america made the entire world sick of war