General (General of the Army)

"General" or "General of the Army" is a high-ranking military officer, typically overseeing large military operations, strategy, and management of significant forces. In the U.S., "General of the Army" is a five-star rank, usually reserved for wartime leadership, representing the highest possible army rank. It's a title above four-star generals and signifies extensive experience, command authority, and strategic responsibility. Historically, it's used during major conflicts like World War II. While most military officers are generals, "General of the Army" is a rare and distinguished rank, reserved for exceptional service at the highest levels of military leadership.