A Major General is a high-ranking officer in the military, typically found in the armies of various countries. This rank is above a Brigadier General and below a Lieutenant General. Major Generals often command divisions, which can consist of thousands of soldiers, and are responsible for planning and executing military operations. In many countries, the rank of Major General is denoted by two stars, symbolizing their seniority and leadership role. They play a crucial part in strategic decision-making and may also be involved in training and mentoring junior officers, ensuring the effectiveness of military forces in various situations.