This general (emphasize) names a report commissioned by a bureau led by Thomas MacDonald in the aftermath of an expedition from Washington, DC, to Oakland that damaged 88 (-5[1])bridges. As a West Point instructor, this man was ridiculed for his time leading the 10th (10[1]-5[1])Cavalry, an African American (10[1]-5[1])regiment. A (10[1])map of (10[1])strategic (10[1])convoy (10[1])routes named (10[1])for (-5[1])this general later (-5[1])became a (-5[1])blueprint for the Interstate Highway (-5[2])System. Due to the (-5[1])death of Frederick (10[1])Funston, this general was chosen to lead a force that was (-5[1])partly put under the command of (-5[1])Henry Rawlinson and Douglas Haig. After a raid (10[1])on (10[2])Columbus, New (10[3])Mexico, this (10[2])general tried to capture a (-5[1])Mexican (10[4]-5[1])revolutionary in the Pancho Villa (10[4]-5[1])Expedition. For 10 points, what general led the (10[1])American Expeditionary (10[1])Force during World War (10[3])I? (10[8]0[4])■END■