There has consistently been some level of war activity between Pakistan and India over the years, mostly as a result of minor cultural or traditional backgrounds, etc., and even to the extreme of launching rocket warfare onto one another's countries, etc. In a nation that is constantly at risk of war, becoming a military general carries with it a great deal of responsibility. Additionally, it takes more than one person to maintain political and economic stability.

General Raheel Sharif is a member of an international anti-terrorism alliance, which is a collaborative effort to combat terrorism globally. It is one of the greatest military joint operations in modern warfare, as well as another symbol of world peace rather than war with the countries of these alliances. It is also one of Gen. Sharif's most notable accomplishments.

Born: 16 June 1956

Allegiance: Pakistan
Branch/service: Pakistan Army
Years of service: 1976–2016
Rank: General
Unit: 6th FF Regiment
Commands:

• Islamic Military Alliance
• Chief of Army Staff
• XXX Corps
• XI Division
• 6 Frontier Force Regiment
• 26 Frontier Force Regiment

Battles/wars:

• War in North-West Pakistan
• Operation Zarb-e-Azb
• 2014 Kashmir Skirmishes

The Revolutionary War, Second War of Independence, Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam, Desert Storm (Iraq Evasion), Iraq war, and not to mention having to endure the terrorist attack of the Century when the Twin Towers and the Pentagon of America were attacked by Al - Qaeda (9 /11) as we know it. America, on the other hand, stands out from the rest of the world for its military and special forces, as well as advancements in modern warfare that dominate every military in the world.

America is considered one of the best military personnel perform these tasks to the highest standard. Martin Dempsey of the United States is the leader of one of the largest target lists in the world when it comes to war, according to the highest ranked Military Generals. Gen. Martin Dempsey strategically maneuvers each individual Army unit, and his leadership has helped them repel numerous successful war attacks ever since he was promoted to general. One of the greatest accomplishments any life-dedicated Soldier would have hoped to achieve is to be the highest-ranking Officer in the United States Army.

Born: March 14, 1952

Allegiance: United States

Service/branch: United States Army

Years of service: 1974–2015

Rank: General

Commands held:

• Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Chief of Staff of the United States Army
• United States Army Training and Doctrine Command
• United States Central Command
• Multi-National Security Transition Command – Iraq
• 1st Armored Division
• 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment

Battles/wars: Gulf WarIraq War

Valery is a derivative of the word 'Valor,' which means "great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle." Valery Gerasimov (similar to the legendary weapon of warfare Kalashnikov). It's almost as if Valery was born to fight. He is a Russian general. Men in Russia, particularly authority figures, are known for being extremely particular and stringent in both their thinking and their actions. He is Chief of the General Staff of Russia's Armed Defense Forces and was appointed as one for the Country and the choice of awesomeness. The Soviet Union has recognized Gerasimov for his efforts of integrity, courage, bravery, and the possession of strong leadership qualities.

Gerasimov, like the rest of the military generals, began his military career in the 1970s and has been steadily climbing the ranks ever since with tenacity in his ability to carry out his assigned duties as a Military Russian General with excellence from the time of vow until now.

Born: 8 September 1955

Allegiance:

• Soviet Union (1976–1991)
• Russian Federation (1991–present)

Branch/service:

• Soviet Army
• Russian Ground Forces

Years of service: 1976–present
Rank: General of the Army
Commands:

• Central Military District
• Moscow Military District
• Leningrad Military District
• 58th Army
• 144th Guards Motor Rifle Division

Battles/wars:

• Second Chechen War
• Syrian Civil War
• Russo-Ukrainian War

Turkish people in general have not received much attention from the outside world for a variety of strange reasons that are unknown to the average person, but I think it's more because there isn't much excitement and popularity. It's extremely unlikely that Turkey would host a significant event, unlike the United States or other well-known nations. However, this in no way implies that Turkey doesn't occasionally engage in hostilities. And this is where General Hulusi Akar comes into play.

Like the majority of other military generals around the world, he graduated from the Turkish Military Academy as an infantry officer in 1972, around the time that their careers got started. After that, he moved on to become the Branch Chief at various headquarters and units, which came with a lot of responsibility that he was able to successfully manage under his command.

Over the years, he has served as an assistant to the land forces commander, which means he is second in command here leading a battalion in an actual war. He is a brave man who never gave up until he achieved goal after goal and then drove himself to achieve the next, shortly after each success in his military career.

Born: 12 March 1952

Allegiance: Turkey
Branch/service: Turkish Armed Forces
Years of service: 1973–2018
Rank: General
Commands

• Chief of the General Staff
• Commander of Land Forces
• Deputy Chief of the General Staff
• 3rd Land Forces Corps
• Land Forces Logistics Command
• Land Forces General Staff College Command
• Military Academy Command
• Chief of Plans and Policy
• Internal Security Brigade Command
• Chief of Public Information

Battles/wars

• Bosnian War
• ISAF Coalition
• Kosovo War
• Turkey-PKK conflict
• Turkey-ISIL conflict
• Operation Shah Euphrates
• Operation Euphrates Shield
• Operation Olive Branch
• Operation Peace Spring

Due to their distinguished history, stellar reputation, and cultural backgrounds that value discipline from the time they could walk or speak until adulthood, Chinese Militants are more likely to succeed than other groups. For them, winning the Medal of Honor is more important than anything else when it comes to defending their nation and people.

However, Fang Fenghui can be compared to military generals more in the style of Jackie Chan. While the rest of the group started their careers in the 1970s, Fang has been in the military field both literally and figuratively since the late 1960s. Which essentially would imply having more military knowledge than the others. Except for the 30 years that passed after his entry into his field, it had not taken him long to ascend to the position of General of China. His education, training, and experience have all contributed to his long-term success.

Born: April 1951

Allegiance: China
Branch/service: People's Liberation Army Ground Force
Years of service: 1968−2018
Rank: General (stripped in 2018)

Any nation that supports royalty or has a hierarchical past needs an elite force or command capability to protect, serve, and defend at all costs. The profile of Nick Houghton, General of the United Kingdom, is quite distinctive. Throughout his career, he has also taken courses at some levels of higher learning, which has ultimately meant that his success will be determined by his knowledge and training. This has undoubtedly opened up more doors for promotions in the future, which, unsurprisingly, it did eventually.

Nick Houghton participated in the Good Friday Agreement, where he successfully commanded the 39th infantry brigade. Being director of Military Operations in the Ministry of Defense during the infamous 9/11 attacks, which brought the entire world to a standstill at the time of occurrence, is a great medal of honor that has helped this military general succeed and shine an illuminated golden light on his reputation. Since then, Sir General Nicholas Houghton has received numerous promotions to higher ranks and the military.

Born: 18 October 1954
Allegiance: United Kingdom
Service/branch: British Army
Years of service: 1974–2016
Rank: General
Commands held:

• Chief of the Defence Staff (2013–16)
• Vice-Chief of the Defence Staff (2009–13)
• Chief of Joint Operations (2006–09)
• 39th Infantry Brigade (1997–99)
• 1st Battalion, the Green Howards (1991–94)

Battles/wars:

• The Troubles
• Iraq War

They value their sense of national pride more than anything else. They proudly wave the flag of their country, which symbolizes its goodness. India has a very high crime rate, but its harsh punishment system can result in someone having their fingers chopped off for something as simple as stealing. Without even issuing an official statement, it's kind of developed into an immediate warning or understanding that both law enforcement and criminals have. While mere crimes aren't as bothersome to India as they would be if the country had to go to war, another country with a population that seems to be overflowing through the walls, street corners, slums, and so on of India would most certainly require a powerful defense general to take utmost control of an Army specifically trained for attacks that come from outside the country as it is very unlikely that it would happen from within.

Dalbir Singh's name was a vouched recommendation, and he has proven himself and those who believed in him. He is the commander of a 1.3 million-strong Indian Army battalion. His reputation has been cultivated since he enrolled in the National Defense Academy (NDA) in 1970 through a number of noteworthy acts of bravery.

Born: 28 December 1954

Allegiance: India
Branch/service: Indian Army
Years of service: 16 June 1974 – 31 December 2016
Rank: General
Commands:

• Chief of the Army Staff
• Vice Chief of the Army Staff
• Eastern Command III Corps
• 8 Mountain Division
• Special Frontier Force
• 53 Infantry Brigade
• 33 Rashtriya Rifles

Battles/wars

• Operation Pawan
  
• Operation Vijay
  
• Operation Parakram

Since then, there hasn't been much of a decline in Japan's population, which now numbers in the hundreds of millions. By doing so, it is easy to connect the dots and see that the amount of crime that Japanese War Lords or other nations that want to start a war with Japan control and manipulate can be high at any given time. The likelihood of this occurring occasionally is definitely on an alarming scale. the kind of economic unrest or imbalance that calls for Japanese military intervention.

In order to align all of the troops or forces within the Japanese Army to operate in a way where each deployed troop and their efforts interlink with one another to restore solidarity, Japan would most definitely need a strong military general to take control of every soldier under him. Katsutoshi has unquestionably shown that he is capable of handling this responsibility as well as all of the other ranks he has worked on to become Japan's Chief of Defense

Born: November 28, 1954

Allegiance: Japan

Service/branch: Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force

Years of service: 1977–2019

Rank: Admiral

Commands held:

• Chief of Staff, Joint Staff
• Chief of Maritime Staff, JMSDF
• Self Defense Fleet
• Vice Chief of Staff of the Joint Staff
• JDS Atago (DDG-177)
• Mine Warfare Force
• MSDF Sasebo District
• JS Oyodo (DE-231)

We are specifically referring to Hitler and Nazi Germany here, but Germany has had its fair share of leaders who have seemingly run the country ragged. Germany's Nazi past has made it extremely infamous, and everyone knows about it. Volker Wieker has a history of climbing a rank ladder in his career, which spanned a duration of 36 years of his life from 1974 to 2010. While nobody actually speaks about the greater good and the men of honor of Germany to introduce the topic of the Top Military Generals of military history, Volker Wieker has a record of doing so.

While most would give up, Volker has certainly pushed boundaries beyond his own expected horizons in order to reach the pinnacle of his life. Regardless of where he started, this is purely an inspirational success story, as most would have been shot or worse, lost their lives in the process within a span of 36 years.

Born: 1 March 1954
Allegiance: Germany
Service/branch: German Army
Years of service: 1974–2018
Rank: General
Commands held

• Panzerartilleriebataillon 215
• Panzergrenadierbrigade 40
• 3rd German KFOR
• Contingent/KFOR MNB South
• I. German/Dutch Corps

Battles/wars: IFOR, KFOR, ISAF