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John Bell Hood (né le 29 juin 1831 à Owingsville, Kentucky et mort le 30 août 1879, à La Nouvelle-Orléans, Louisiane) [2] est un général sudiste.
Angered by his failure to catch the Union army at Spring Hill, Confederate General John Bell Hood launched a suicidal frontal assault across two miles of open ground at the horseshoe-shaped defenses below Franklin. Fourteen Confederate generals were among the 7,000 casualties suffered in just five hours of fighting.
John Bell Hood (ur. 1 [2] lub 29 czerwca [3] 1831, zm. 30 sierpnia 1879) – konfederacki generał z okresu wojny secesyjnej. Zyskał sobie reputację odważnego i brawurowego, a czasem wręcz lekkomyślnego dowódcy. Był jednym z najlepszych wodzów brygad i dywizji, jednakże okazał się wybitnie nieefektywny jako głowa większych formacji ...
9 de dic. de 2016 · No Civil War commander wounded in the line of duty has been the subject of as much unsubstantiated speculation as Confederate Lt. Gen. John Bell Hood. The intensity of his pain, his reliance on opiates and their effects on his mood, demeanor, mental capacity and judgment have been written about extensively— all without any primary evidence.
12 de ene. de 2024 · John Bell Hood — Summary of His Life and Accomplishments for APUSH. Hood’s uncle, U.S. Representative, Richard French, obtained an appointment for Hood at the United States Military Academy, despite a lack of support from Hood’s father. During his senior year at West Point, Hood accumulated 196 demerits, just 4 short of expulsion from the ...
One of Longstreet’s subordinates, John Bell Hood, favored a still tighter movement around the enemy left—one that would take his division of 7,000 men behind Little Round Top and into the Union rear. Longstreet and Hood’s objections did not change Robert E. Lee’s orders for Longstreet to not only attack but to attack “up the ...
John Bell Hood ( Owingsville, 1º giugno 1831 – New Orleans, 30 agosto 1879) è stato un generale statunitense Ufficiale nell' Esercito degli Stati Uniti, raggiunse il grado di tenente generale e temporaneamente anche quello di Generale a quattro stelle, nell' Esercito degli Stati Confederati durante la guerra di secessione .
