I got Wesley Clarke and it doesn't bother me.
Let's look at some famous names first.
Rommel, lucky for him the Brits took their troops to that lost cause in Greece. Otherwise his brash style might have made him a short blurb about a success in France, and then how he was capture in North Africa from going to far.
Monty, hmmm he seems famous. But his Alamein was achived on the backs of several previous generals that were sacked thanks to being unable to pull rabbits out of hats.
Then he went on to be second best in Sicily, and second best at Normandy, and then he made a mess with Market Garden (A bridge to far is appropriately named).
Patton, hmm if he had not slapped a soldier he would likely have been stuck in Italy (and been a nobody likely). But nope he chose poor judgment and was put in the doghouse. He then chose poor judgment thinking reporters don't report. Got put in an English doghouse that time.
The man though, actually wanted to hit the Pas de Calais. That would have been a real disaster.
Fame is not picky, it just picks names out of thin air.
I will go on record as saying anyone of you guys here could have run the Gulf war as well as Stormin Norman, yet he got famous over it.
I liked Wesley's credits personally.