Commander

Discover the renowned Commanders, influential leaders, and military strategists who have shaped history. Explore their accomplishments, contributions, and impact on the world.

Eumenes of Cardia

Commander and personal secretary of Alexander the Great

Chief of the Joint Staff of the Venezuelan Armed Forces

Nicolas Catinat

The most famous and successful pilot of the Ju-87 Stuka dive bomber during the Second World War.

Dmitriy Hvorostinin

A prince from the Khvorostinin family, oprichnina commander of Tsar Ivan the Terrible.

Friedrich Kuchler

Military leader, Field Marshal (30.06.1942).

Joseph Maria Colloredo

Count, Austrian Field Marshal Lieutenant

Robert Baden-Powell

British military leader, founder of the scouting movement

Mykolas Velykis

Russian and Lithuanian serviceman, brigadier general

Edler von Vivremont

Austrian military leader who also served in the army of the Third Reich

Russian military leader, political figure of the emigration

American saboteur, brigadier general (1946).

Semen Timoshenko

Military leader, Marshal of the Soviet Union, twice Hero of the Soviet Union, participant in the Civil, Soviet-Finnish and Great Patriotic Wars

Indonesian military and statesman

Ignatiy Carpezo

Soviet military leader, lieutenant general

Chief of the Hunkpapa Indian tribe.

Quintus Fabius Maximus Gurges

An ancient Roman military leader, he was consul three times.

Guillaume Dode de la Brunerie

Viscount, Marshal of France

Soviet military leader, Colonel General

Robert von Greim

German pilot, Commander-in-Chief of the Luftwaffe from 23 April to 23 May 1945

Alibert Kesselring

Nazi German field marshal

Charles Angrlique Huchet Labedoyere

French nobleman, count, military leader during the First Empire

Korean naval commander, famous for his victories over the Japanese navy in the Imjin War during the Joseon Dynasty.

Count (22.3.1814), Baron (6.6.1808), Divisional General (5.6.1809).

Fedor Zinchenko

Soviet military leader, Hero of the Soviet Union, Colonel

Ivan Samoylovich

Military and statesman, hetman of Little Russia (1672-87).

Francois de Scepeaux Vielleville

French military leader, Marshal of France

Ghanaian political and military leader

Antuan Lassalle

Division general (12/30/1806).

Colonel General of the Wehrmacht

Croatian military leader, lieutenant general.

Vladimir Kolpakchi

Soviet military leader, Hero of the Soviet Union, Army General

Bulgarian infantry general.

German military leader during World War II

British military leader, politician, field marshal

Gasdrubal Barka

Carthaginian commander and statesman during the Second Punic War.

Viktor Chernavyn

Major General of the General Staff, participant in the White movement.

German military leader (from 1943 field marshal) in World War II.

Dagobert Sigmund Wurmser

Austrian Field Marshal

British military leader, field marshal.

Israeli military leader.

Friedrich Heinrich Ernst Wrangel

Prussian military leader, field marshal.

Friedrich Wilhelm Seydlitz-Kurzbach

Prussian military leader, baron, commander of the cavalry of the army of Frederick the Great.

Lieutenant General of the General Staff.

Georg Carl Dobeln

Baron, Swedish military leader.

French baron from the Montmorency-Laval family, associate of Joan of Arc, marshal and alchemist

German military and political figure.

Friedrich Paulus

Nazi German Field Marshal

Voldemar Hagglund

Finnish military leader

Former Bosnian Serb military leader