A Lieutenant General is a high-ranking officer in the military, typically found in the armies of many countries. This rank is usually above Major General and below General. Lieutenant Generals often command large units, such as corps, and are responsible for significant operational and strategic decisions. In the United States Army, a Lieutenant General holds a three-star rank and is often involved in senior leadership roles. They may oversee various military operations, manage resources, and provide guidance to lower-ranking officers. This position requires extensive experience and a deep understanding of military tactics and leadership.