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David retained many of the older organizational plans of the army, such as holding the position of commander in chief himself, appointing field commanders like Joab, Abner, and Amasa, and having under them the heads over thousands and over hundreds. (2Samuel 18:1; 1King 2:32; 1Chronicle 13:1; 18:15)

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Q: Who did King David appoint as his commander in chief?
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