Why does Henry criticize the general? Are his fellow soldiers equally critical of the general?

Henry blames the General for his hesitation and inaction. He is still angry about the General's comments about his regiment. His youth and immaturity make for a loud and foolish rant. From the way his fellow soldiers react, we can see that Henry is alone in feelings. The other men look at things from a different perspective. Henry wasn't at the battle..... he's still afraid the others will find out, and yet, he criticizes those who experienced it.