General of the Army

"General of the Army" is a high-ranking military title in the United States, typically reserved for the most senior officers. It is a five-star general, symbolizing exceptional leadership and strategic importance during wartime. This rank is above a four-star general and is rarely used, historically only in wartime or special circumstances. The title signifies command over large military operations and coordination among various army units, often during major conflicts like World War II. It embodies the highest level of military authority and responsibility, honorably acknowledging a career of distinguished service.