The dude who graduated #1 in Eisenhower's and Bradley's

>>1260165
Tell me who did make it the top and what place they were in classes and then we'll talk.

>>1260165
Getting good grades isn't a leadership quality.

>>1261141

Eisenhower was 61st in his class

>>1261216
Wasn't Bush Jr. like dead last?
Once you get into a good school, grades tend to mean jack shit.

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>>1260165
What kind of stupid fucking question is this? Grades are not indicative of future performance in the military you stupid neckbeard. Who says anything was wrong with them? Who the fuck are you to judge?

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As a former West Pointer, I can tell you that just because you are high in class rank doesn't mean you will be a good Officer.

t. separated West Point Cadet

>a two star general who was in charge of fuel.

sounds pretty important desu

>>1260165

Partially answered my own question

Edwin Richardson Kimble graduated second in the class and was KIA during WWI. His final rank was major

Ernest Frederic Miller was 4th in the class, died a few months before WWI ended because of the Spanish Flu

Joseph Dogan Arthur, Jr graduated third, he reached the rank of colonel and retired in 1948. No idea why he never became a general

>>1261243

t. butthurt underachiever

>>1261251
The very epitome of unglamorous extreme significance.