Miles and Young Take Command of U S Army in Landmark Transition
The article chronicles Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles’s retirement as General Miles leaves the Army top post and Lieutenant General Samuel Baldwin Marks Young’s succession. It notes Young’s long rise from enlisted man to commander and highlights Miles’s noted campaigns in the West and Spanish American War plus Scandals that shaped his reputation.
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