George Rogers Clark

1752 - 1818

He Played Leading Role in Harassing Enemy in West during Revolution

David Glasgow Farragut

1801 - 1870

Hero of Decisive Naval Strategies Designed to Split Confederacy

Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson

1824 - 1863

'That He was the Ablest of General Lee's Generals is Rarely Questioned'

Joseph E. Johnston

1807 - 1891

Some Consider Him the Greatest of All Confederate Generals

John Paul Jones

1747 - 1792

Most Famous Naval Hero of the American Revolution

Henry Knox

1750 - 1806

Revolutionary War Leader, Close Friend, Adivser to Washington

John Alexander Logan

1826 - 1886

He Distinguished Himself as Civil War General and Statesman

Arthur Mac Arthur

1845 - 1912

Awarded Congressional Medal of Honor, Civil War Lieutenant at 17

Douglas MacArthur

1880 - 1964

World War I Hero and Supreme Commander, World War II

Alexander Macomb

1782 - 1841

WIns Critical Battle of Plattsburg; First West Point Graduate

George Brinton McClellan

1826 - 1885

Brilliant Organizer and Strategist Is Most Controversial Union General

James Birdseye McPherson

1828 - 1864

Death at 35 Cuts Short Career of Most Promising Union General

William "Billy" Mitchell

1879 - 1936

He Sacrificed His Military Career to Fight for Air Power Preparedness

William Moultrie

1730 - 1805

Revolutionary War General and Governor of South Carolina

George S. Patton

1885 - 1945

Able Tactician and Leading Exponent of Aggressive Armored Warfare

Winfield Scott

1786 - 1866

General in Three of Nation's Wars and U.S. Army Chief for 20 Years

James Ewell Brown "Jeb" Stuart

1833 - 1864

Brave, Resourceful Officer Without Parallel as Cavalry Leader