Pershing (1860 ~ 1948), American strategist John Joseph, is a special general (higher than a five-star general). 1886 graduated from west point military academy and served in cavalry. 1880 ~ 189 1 year participated in the extinction of Indians in the southwestern United States and South Dakota. From 1897 to 1898, he worked as a tactical instructor at West Point Military Academy. During the Spanish-American War, he participated in the invasion of Cuba. 1899 served in the Philippines and participated in suppressing the Moro armed uprising. 1905, served as military attache and military observer in Japan during the Russo-Japanese War. 1906 was promoted from captain to brigadier general. 1906 ~ 19 13 served in the Philippines again. 1965438+March 2006 ~1965438+February 2007, led 1000 more than US troops to intervene in Mexico and suppress Mexican peasant guerrillas. 1965438+In April 2007, the United States announced its participation in World War I, and served as the commander of the American Expeditionary Force, organizing and commanding the training and operations of the US military in the French front. At the end of World War II, he led the American army to carry out the Battle of Three Mile alone, cooperated with the British and French allied forces to launch a general attack on Germany, broke through hindenburg line and forced Germany to surrender. 192 1 year as the chief of staff of the United States army. 1924 retired. He is the author of books such as My Experience in the World War.
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1886 graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point.
1904- 1905 served as a military attache in Japan.
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19 17 the United States participated in the first world war and served as the commander of the American expeditionary force in Europe, becoming an American hero in the war.
19 19 was promoted to special general of the army, the first special general of the army in the history of the US military.
192 1 year as army chief of staff.
1924 retired.