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Commander's Intent of Major General Joseph Hooker during the Chancellorsville Campaign (in English)
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Commander's Intent of Major General Joseph Hooker during the Chancellorsville Campaign (in English) - Usmc Command and Staff College
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Synopsis "Commander's Intent of Major General Joseph Hooker during the Chancellorsville Campaign (in English)"
Did "Fighting Joe" Hooker of the army of the Potomac lose his nerve during the Chancellorsville Campaign of 1863? Perhaps history has failed to recognize Major General Joseph Hooker's true commander's intent for this campaign. Hooker's intent was simple: maneuver forces to Lee's flank and rear in order to force a withdrawal of Confederate troops from Fredericksburg. Hooker had no intention of engaging in a "risky confrontation" with General Robert E. Lee and the army of northern Virginia. Hooker's plan would fail due to his own steadfast belief in the ability of his plan to force Lee to withdraw. To say that Lee defeated the army of the Potomac is misleading because Lee did not defeat the army, he defeated Hooker as he fought a very effective defensive battle that removed the federal threat fromVirginia due to Hooker's failings as an army commander.
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