General John Pershing

General John Pershing was an American military leader best known for commanding the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I. Born in 1860, he played a crucial role in organizing, training, and leading U.S. troops in Europe. Pershing emphasized discipline and strategic planning, helping to integrate American forces into the Allied operations. His leadership contributed to several key victories, most notably the Battle of Argonne Forest. After the war, he became a prominent figure in the military and served as the Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, influencing future military policies and training.