28 Aug 2020 Military.com | By Matthew Cox
The Army now has more four-star generals serving on active duty than the Army and Air Force combined had during World War II.
Army Col. Christopher Coglianese, the chief of Future Operations at Army Futures Command, tweeted this month about the milestone, which the service has only hit once in the past.
"Last time we had that rank density was April 1945, when we had four five-stars and 13 four-stars," Coglianese said, adding pointing out that the Air Force was known as the U.S. Army Air Force.
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Meaningless malarkey.
How many clones of Alexander and/or Napoleon are among that 17!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!