Doolittle and Sherman as a american Great Generals

William T. Sherman and James H. Doolittle are already in the list for America

oh. i havent looked XD

Tecumseh for Iroquois. He wasn't strictly Iroquois but then William Wallace wasn't english ya bloody sassanach! :)

Also Subotai was a Mongol Orlok or Field Marshall.

For whatever reason Firaxis put Subutai into the Great Generals, so I left him there.

And yeah, when I put Wallace in with the english I was wondering if that might cause a bit of a stir :)
I might still decide to move him to the generics. He'd fit much better with a Scotland Civ. And Rob Roy might not be a bad name either but I've always been confused with whether or not they were actually the same guy.

And I added Tecunseh to the list. It's not as much of a stretch as some I took for the Shoshone.

Medici was a dictator here in Brazil and I noticed that there are plenty (and I mean plenty) of not-Brazilians as Great Generals.

For Great Admiral, really reccomend Francisco Manuel Barroso Lima. He lead the Brazilian Armada to victory in the Battle of Riachuelo, turning the tide on the Paraguay War. For Great General, Manuel Luís Osório, known as "The Legendary" amongst the soldiers for having gone through all titles in the Army at the time.

for Poland, the generals:
Stanislaw Zolkiewski - known battles: siege of Smolensk, Kluszyn, conquer of Moscow, died at the Battle of Cecora
Jan III Sobieski (might be incompatible to one of the mods where he is a leader) - battle at Vienna
Stefan Czarniecki - battle of Cudnowo
Stanislaw Koniecpolski - battle of Trzcianna, Martynow, Paniowce
Jan Karol Chodkiewicz - battle of Bialy Kamien, Kircholm
Krzysztof Mikolaj Radziwill the "piorun" (thunder) - battle of Pskow, Kokenhausen
Konstanty Iwanowicz Ostrogski - battle of Oczakow, Olszanica
Pawel Jan Sapieha - battle of Beresteczko,
Stanislaw Maczek - freeing Netherlands, defense of Mont Ormel
Wladyslaw Anders - Battle of Monte Cassino
Tadeusz Rozwadowski - the creator of the plan for the battle for Warsaw 1920
Stanislaw Haller - creator of the Polish Army by the allied forces in WW I
Jozef Pilsudski (might be incompatible to one of the mods where he is a leader)
Tadeusz Kosciuszko - for the insurection/US war for Indedepndence
Jan Henryk Dabrowski - the commander of Polish Legions in the Napoleonic Era
Mieszko I - battle of Cedynia
Boleslaw I Chrobry - Conqueror of Kiev, West Pomerania, 1st king of Poland
Wladyslaw I Lokietek - battle of Plowce
Wladyslaw II Jagiello - battle of Grunwald
Stefan Batory (also known as Istvan Bathory) - conquest of Inflants
The admirals
Jozef Unrug
Karol Korytowski
Jerzy Swirski
Arend Dickmann - battle of Oliva
Michal Starosta - first admiral of Poland
Jakub Murrey - the main commander during Oliwa battle, creator of the Polish fleet
Herman Witte - one of the commanders for the battle of oliva

Could you add affiliated countrys' generals, for instance, Robert E. Lee for America?

Robert Edward Lee and some of the other Confederate Generals have been part of the mod, and assigned to America, since the 1st version of the mod.

ROBERT_LEE
TJACKSON
LONGSTREET
JEB_STUART
AS_JOHNSTON
DANIEL_HARVEY_HILL

But I now realize I think I forgot to add the suggestions of meszamorum for Poland in the latest updates to the mod. Argh!

No prob :)

Added the names for Poland. This weekend I'll try to update the overall listing of names I have on the CFC forum discussion thread, and if I have opportunity I'll try to flesh-out some of the anemic civ-lists for Admirals. Possible I will update the mod to V7 sometime next week (currently the mod is at V6).

Thank you so much!

I've updated the list shown on the CivFanatics website but I didn't get a chance yet to do anhything with trying to flesh-out the lists of Great Admirals. Real Life = Sometimes the PITA

Cool Mod. It always bugged me that the names were random.