Commander in Chief is a game showing a soldier's rise through the ranks from Private to Commander in Chief. The game seems to represent the Spanish American War, in fact one portion of the primary Illustration on the game board seems to be an inverse of Fredric Remington's "Grimes Battery", a drawing representing Battery A, 2nd U.S. Artillery. They saw action in Cuba and were involved in the attack on San Juan Hill. Player count is unknown as is the method of moving players around the track. There is no clue as to date of publication or publisher.