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Who acts as the states chief prosecutor?
United States Attorneys are the chief prosecutors for the states. They're also referred to as United States District Attorneys.
What government agency has the most control over construction projects?
The general services administration
Jurisdiction of the federal courts do not include civil cases?
Federal courts of general jurisdiction (US District Courts, etc.) handle both civil and criminal cases.
Which brigadier general's coup in 1949 returned Syrian government to the control of civilian politicians?
Sami al Hinnawi
Who was William Howe?
Genral Howe was a British General who had commanding control over Philidelphia during 1777 during the rvolutionary war. Later in the year his job as commanding General was taken by another British General known as General Henry Clinton.
Is Sheridan he or she?
The M551 Sheridan aluminum tanks used in Vietnam were called she's; but the Sheridan tank itself was named after a "he." General Sheridan, US Army, War of the Rebellion (Civil War).
Was General Philip Sheridan married?
Yes he was married
What cavalry general did General Lee use to thwart the attempts by Union General Sheridan to wreck the Virginia Central Railroad?
Cavalry General Wade Hampton was successful in turning back the cavalry forces under General Sheridan. At Trevilian's Station, Sheridan was forced to retreat back to Grant's main army having accomplished little to nothing.
When did Union General Philip Henry Sheridan graduate from West Point?
General Philip Henry Sheridan graduated from West Point in 1853. He ranked 34th out of a class of 52.
How did Sheridan Wyoming get its name?
John D. Louks, founder of Sheridan, arranged to have the land surveyed and platted. He chose the name, Sheridan, because he had served under General Philip Sheridan during the U.S. Civil War.
What grade was Philip Sheridan had?
Philip Sheridan went from colonel of cavalry to brigadier to major general in less than six months between late 1862 and spring 1863. He became commanding general of the US Army when General Sherman retired in 1883, and Sheridan held the post until his death in 1888.
How many troops did General US Grant allot to General Philip H Sheridan in September of 1864?
General in Chief US Grant wanted to secure the Shenandoah Valley and alloted to General Philip H. Sheridan 50,000 troops. In September and October of 1864, Sheridan used his troop advantage to win three battles against the 20,000 man army of Jubal A. Early.
Why was Phil Sheridan famous?
He was a Union General in the American Civil War.
Was general Sheridan killed in battle?
No he lived on past the Civil War.
Who were the two generals that fought at the battle of five forks in the civil war?
General Robert Lee and General Sheridan
Who drove the confederate forces from the Shenandoah valley?
General Philip Henry Sheridan
Which union general captured Atlanta Grant Sherman Sheridan or Meade?
shermanSherman
