Bureaucratic Generals and Headquarters Shocks as Seen from a Private's Point of View in the Army of the Potomac Campaign is a book that highlights the internal challenges and problems that ordinary soldiers in the Army of the Potomac faced during the war. The authors - Henry Morford, William Armstrong and Jacob Frick - reveal the complex relationship between military leadership and soldiers on the front lines, where bureaucracy and inefficiency can have disastrous consequences. This book allows readers to better understand and appreciate not only the strategic aspects of war, but also the human trials that soldiers faced during the difficult times of war.