general of the army

C450 concept

A general of the army is the highest-ranking military officer responsible for overseeing large-scale strategic planning, command, and coordination of an entire nation's land forces.

Aliases (9)

military rank ×41
Soviet military commander ×19
Japanese general ×17
German military rank ×1
PLA marshal ×1
Soviet military high command ×1
Umayyad general ×1
five-star general ×1
senior military officer ×1

Instances (84)

Marshal of Finland ("military rank")
Hideki Tojo ("Japanese general")
Georgy Zhukov ("Soviet military commander")
Konstantin Rokossovsky ("Soviet military commander")
Douglas MacArthur ("five-star general")
Liu Bocheng ("PLA marshal")
Second Lieutenant ("military rank")
Fleet Master Chief Petty Officer ("military rank")
Tadamichi Kuribayashi ("Japanese general")
Terauchi Masatake ("Japanese general")
Iwane Matsui ("Japanese general")
Chief of Space Operations ("military rank")
Jirō Minami ("Japanese general")
Yoshijiro Umezu ("Japanese general")
Reichsmarschall of the Greater German Reich ("military rank")
Kliment Voroshilov ("Soviet military commander")
Muhammad bin Qasim ("Umayyad general")
Semyon Timoshenko ("Soviet military commander")
Commander-in-Chief of FALINTIL ("military rank")
Kodama Gentarō ("Japanese general")
Mikhail Tukhachevsky ("Soviet military commander")
Semyon Budyonny ("Soviet military commander")
Mikhail Kovalyov ("Soviet military commander")
Ivan Konev ("Soviet military commander")
Second Subaltern ("military rank")
Marshal of the Royal Air Force ("military rank")
General ("military rank")
Admiral ("military rank")
Air Chief Marshal ("military rank")
Commander-in-Chief of the Fourth Fleet ("military rank")
Specialist (USSF enlisted rank) ("military rank")
Sergeant (USSF enlisted rank) ("military rank")
Senior Master Sergeant (USSF enlisted rank) ("military rank")
Chief Master Sergeant (USSF enlisted rank) ("military rank")
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marshal of the Soviet Union ("military rank")
Stavka ("Soviet military high command")
Vladimir Kolpakchi ("Soviet military commander")
Marshal of Poland ("military rank")
Aleksei Vinogradov ("Soviet military commander")
Field Marshal (Imperial Japanese Army) ("military rank")
Fleet Admiral (United States Navy) ("military rank")
Yamashita Tomoyuki ("Japanese general")
Mutaguchi Renya ("Japanese general")
Itagaki Seishirō ("Japanese general")
Matsui Iwane ("Japanese general")
Otozō Yamada ("Japanese general")
Lieutenant General (Confederate States Army) ("military rank")
General of the Army ("military rank")
Reichsführer-SS ("military rank")
Generalfeldmarschall ("military rank")
Major General (Texian Army) ("military rank")
Yoshitsugu Saito ("Japanese general")
Captain General of the Spanish Armed Forces ("military rank")
AOC-in-C ("military rank")
Rodion Malinovsky ("Soviet military commander")
First Marshal of the Empire ("military rank")
Lieutenant (Australian Army) ("military rank")
Koiso Kuniaki ("Japanese general")
Boris Shaposhnikov ("Soviet military commander")
Shojiro Iida ("Japanese general")
Captain General ("military rank")
Ivan Bagramyan ("Soviet military commander")
Kirill Meretskov ("Soviet military commander")
Minami Jirō ("Japanese general")
Commander-in-Chief of the Combined Fleet ("military rank")
Lieutenant General in the United States Army ("military rank")
Serebryanye Prudy ("Soviet military commander")
Marshal Admiral of the Imperial Japanese Navy ("military rank")
Sergei Kamenev ("Soviet military commander")
Vasilevsky ("Soviet military commander")
Vladimir Kurdyumov ("Soviet military commander")
United States Navy rear admiral ("military rank")
Abe Nobuyuki ("Japanese general")
Dewey ("military rank")
Aleksandr Vasilevsky ("Soviet military commander")
Maréchal de France ("military rank")
Field Marshal (British Army) ("military rank")
Generalísimo ("military rank")
Captain general ("military rank")
First Lieutenant ("military rank")
Marshal of the People's Republic of China ("military rank")