John Pershing (American military leader)

General John Pershing was a prominent American military leader best known for commanding the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I. Born in 1860, he played a key role in leading U.S. troops to victory in Europe. His leadership style emphasized thorough preparation and coordination with Allied forces. After the war, he became a symbol of American military strength and was instrumental in shaping modern U.S. military policy. Pershing’s legacy includes his efforts to improve military organization and training, making him a significant figure in American military history. He passed away in 1948.