Pershing

Expeditionary Forces commander

Pershing refers to John J.

Pershing (1860–1948), the American general who commanded U.S. forces in World War I.

His name appears in military contexts: Pershing Square, Fort Pershing.

The Pershing missile was a U.S.

Army ballistic missile system deployed during the Cold War, named in his honor.

military

general

Widespread, not specialized

strategy · cavalry · Pancho Villa · Black Jack · expeditionary · brigade · division · corps · officer · uniform

WWI

trenches

Elongated ground excavations

Allied victory · infantry · artillery · no man's land · mustard gas · Lafayette · troop transport · ceasefire

surname

genealogy

Study of family descent

lineage · German-American · Alsatian · Missouri · descendants · relatives · kindred · patronymic

namesake

memorial

Thing preserving remembrance

  • monumentStructure honoring someone remembered
  • boulevardBroad, tree-lined street
  • statueThree-dimensional sculpted likeness

commemoration · legacy · honorific

Categories
Opposites
wwi military command adversaries

PershingKaiser Wilhelm II

Final Hohenzollern sovereign

Central Powers

military philosophy and approach

Pershingpacifist

Anti-violence believer

dove · appeaser · defeatist

WAR ERA (WWI vs WWII COMMANDERS)

PershingDwight D. Eisenhower

George Patton · Douglas MacArthur

Phrases
Familiarity
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Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G