General Sherman

General William Tecumseh Sherman was a prominent Union Army leader during the American Civil War. Known for his bold military strategies, he is most famous for his "March to the Sea," a devastating campaign through Georgia that aimed to weaken the Confederacy by destroying its supplies and infrastructure. Sherman's tactics emphasized total war, targeting not just enemy soldiers but also industrial and agricultural resources. His leadership significantly contributed to the Union's victory. Beyond the war, he served as a key figure in the post-war military and governmental roles, shaping policies during Reconstruction.