Eisenhower, Dwight D., WWII career of: Ardennes Counteroffensive (1944–1945); Bradley and; Montgomery and; Operation Cobra and; as Operation Husky commander; Operation Market Garden and; as Operation Overlord commander; as Operation Torch commander; promoted to European Theater commanding general; promoted to General Staff war plans chief; promoted to lieutenant general; Rhine Campaign plan of; as SHAEF commander; strategies employed by
Eisenhower, Edgar (brother)
Eisenhower, Ida Stover (mother)
Eisenhower, Jacob (grandfather)
Eisenhower, Mamie Doud (wife)
Eisenhower, Roy (brother)
Engineers
Enola Gay (bomber)
envelopment strategy
environmental treaties
European Recovery Program
Faircloth, Jean Marie. See MacArthur, Jean Faircloth (wife)
Falaise (France)
Field Artillery
Fifteenth Army Group
15th Infantry Division
Fifth Air Force
Fifth Army
5th Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division
V Corps
57th Regiment
Filipino Scouts
1st Armored Division
First Army: Bradley as commander of; Hodges as commander of; Marshall as Operations deputy chief of staff in; Montgomery and; Normandy breakthrough (1944); Normandy invasion (1944); Operation Coronet and; Rhine Campaign; during World War I
First Army Group (fictitious)
1st Cavalry Division
First (I) Corps
1st Infantry Division
1st Parachute Division
Force Public School (Washington, D.C.)
Ford, Gerald
Formosa
Fort Benning (Ga.)
Fort George Wright (Spokane, Wash.)
Fort Jay (Governor’s Island.Y.)
Fort Knox (Ky.)
Fort Leavenworth (Kans.); Eisenhower as troop trainer at; MacArthur as engineering instructor at; Marshall as engineering instructor at. See also United States Army Command and General Staff College (Fort Leavenworth, Kans.)
Fort McKinley (Philippines)
Fort Myer (Va.)
Fort Oglethorpe (Ga.)
Fort Reno (Okla.)
Fortress Monroe (Va.)
Fort Riley (Kans.)
Fort Sam Houston (San Antonio, Tex.)
Fort Selden (N.Mex.)
Fort Wingate (N.Mex.)
45th Infantry Division
42nd Division (“Rainbow Division”)
Foulois, Benjamin D.
4th Armored Division
IV Corps
4th Infantry Division
France; air war against railroads in; German invasion of (1940); Indochina War; NATO treaty signed by; southern, Allied invasion of (1944). See also Normandy (France); specific locations
Franco-Prussian War
Franks, Frederick
Fredendall, Lloyd R.
French Fourth Army
Fuller, Horace H.
Funston, Frederick
Gallipoli Campaign (1915–1916)
Gavin, James M.
Gela (Sicily)
General of the Armies of the United States
General Order No.
General Services School
Generals of the Army
General Staff College
George Marshall Institute
Gerhardt, Charles H.
German Army Group B
German Fifteenth Army
German 15th Panzer Grenadier Division
German Fifth Army
German Fifth Panzer Army
German Fifth Panzer Division
German Hermann Göring Panzer Division
German 2nd Panzer Division
German Seventh Army
German Sixth Army
German Sixth SS Panzer Division
German 352nd Infantry Division
Germany: Ardennes offensive of; France invaded by (1940); French ports destroyed by; plans intercepted/deciphered; Poland invaded by (1939); Soviet occupation of. See also specific battles; campaigns
“Germany First,”
Gerow, Leonard T.
Gettysburg, Pa.
Gibraltar
Giles, Barney
Gladwyne, Pa.
Glassford, William A.
Good, Milton
Government Code and Cipher School (Bletchley, England)
Grant, Ulysses S.
Grant, Ulysses S., III
Great Britain
Great Depression
Greenstein, Fred I.
Groves, Leslie
Guadalcanal Campaign (1942–1943)
Guatemala, U.S. covert anticommunist actions in
Gulf War
Guzzoni, Alfredo
Hall, Charles B.
Halsey, William F.
Hansell, Haywood
Harding, Edwin F.
Hardy, Mary Pinkney. See MacArthur, Mary Hardy (“Pinky”; mother)
Harmon, Ernest N.
Harmon, Hubert
Hawaii
hazing
Hazlett, Everett (“Swede”)
Helianthus, The (Abilene HS yearbook)
Hershey, Lewis B.
Hidden-Hand Presidency, The (Greenstein)
Himmler, Heinrich
Hirohito (emperor of Japan)
Hiroshima (Japan), atomic bomb dropped on (1945)
Hitler, Adolf
Ho Chi Minh
Hodges, Courtney H.
Hoover, Herbert
Hurley, Patrick
Hürtgen Forest
Illinois National Guard
Inchon (Korea), U.S. landing at (1950); map
Indochina War
Industrial Mobilization Plan—2930
Industrial War College
Infantry Journal
Infantry Officer Advanced Course (Fort Benning, Ga.)
Infantry School (Fort Benning, Ga.)
Infantry Tank School
International Military Tribunal for the Far East
interwar period: antimilitary sentiments during; Arnold’s career during; demobilization during; Eisenhower’s career during; MacArthur’s career during; military education during
Iran, U.S. covert anticommunist actions in
Irwin, Stafford
Italian Campaign (1943–1945). See also Sicily, Allied invasion of (1943)
Italian Livorno Division
Italian Navy
Italian Sixth Army
Iwo Jima, Battle of (1945)
Jackson Barracks (New Orleans, La.)
Japan: Allied occupation of; atomic bombs dropped on (1945); B-29 incendiary raids against (1945); China invaded by (1937); MacArthur in; Philippines invaded by (1941); post-WWII reforms; WWII surrender of. See also specific battles; campaigns
jeeps
Joffre, Joseph
Johnson, Louis
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Joint Board
Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS): Arnold as member of; Bradley as chairman of; CGSC graduates as chairmen of; chairman position created; Korean War and; MacArthur’s command removal and; Marshall and; permanent, formation of; WWII coalition-building and
Judson, William V.
Kasserine Pass (Tunisia), Battle of (1943)
Kennedy, John F.
Kenney, George C.
Kesselring, Albert
Kincaid, Thomas
King, Edward L.
King, Ernest J.
Kirtland, Roy
Kluge, Günther von
Knox, Franklin
Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of (DPRK)
Korea, Republic of (ROK)
Korean War: atomic bomb proposed for use in; beginning of; Chinese intervention in; Inchon landing (1950); MacArthur’s career during; mobilization for; truce negotiated in
Krueger, Walter
Kuhl, Charles H.
Kunming (China)
Kuter, Lar
ry
Kyushu (Japan)
Lae (New Guinea)
Laidlaw, William
Landrum, Eugene M.
Lane University (Lecompton, Kans.)
Langres (France), Staff College in
Leahy, William D.
Leary, Herbert F.
Leavenworth Hall of Fame
Leigh-Mallory, Trafford
LeMay, Curtis
LePere biplane
Leyte Gulf, Battle of (1944)
Lingayen (Philippines)
Little Rock, Ark.
Lorraine (France)
Louisiana Maneuvers
Luxembourg City (Luxembourg)
Luzon (Philippines)
MacArthur, Arthur (grandfather)
MacArthur, Arthur, Jr. (father)
MacArthur, Arthur, III (brother)
MacArthur, Arthur, IV (son)
MacArthur, Douglas: as Army chief of staff; as Army engineer; Arnold and; Asian focus of; atomic bomb use and; career overview; death of; distrust of higher command; education of; Eisenhower as military assistant to; as engineering instructor; family background; farewell address to Congress; as Filipino field marshal; first command positions of; interwar career of; leadership style of; legacy of; marriage of; Marshall and; medals/awards received by; military education of; on Mitchell court-martial board; personality of; political aspirations of; promoted to brigadier general; promoted to colonel; promoted to five-star General of the Army; promoted to major; promoted to major general; relieved of command; as Remington Rand board chairman; reputation of; sports interest of; Truman and; as UNC commander in Korea; war philosophy of; as West Point superintendent; during World War I. See also MacArthur, Douglas, WWII career of
MacArthur, Douglas, WWII career of: American forces reorganization; appointed Allied Forces SWPA supreme commander; appointed Allied Powers supreme commander (SCAP); appointed U.S. Army Forces Far East commanding general; Japanese occupation overseen by; medals/awards received by; New Guinea Campaign (1942–1944); Philippines Campaign (1941–1942); Philippines Campaign (1944–1945); strategies employed by; strategy conferences
MacArthur, Jean Faircloth (wife)
MacArthur, Malcolm (brother)
MacArthur, Mary Hardy (“Pinky”; mother)
MacArthur Memorial (Norfolk, Va.)
MacNelly, C. L.
Manhattan Project
Manila (Philippines)
Mann, William A.
Manteuffel, Hasso von
Mao Tse-tung
March, Peyton C.
Mariana Islands
Marshall, Elizabeth Coles (“Lily”; first wife)
Marshall, George C.: appearance of; Arnold and; awards received by; birth of; Bradley and; candor of, with superiors; Chinese duty of; communicative abilities of; death of; education of; as 8th Infantry regimental commander; Eisenhower and; family background; as Fort Benning Infantry School commandant; during interwar period; legacy of; MacArthur and; marriages of; McCarthy’s charges against; military education of; personality of; during Philippine-American War; political views of; promoted to brigadier general; promoted to colonel; promoted to five-star General of the Army; promotion difficulties of; Regular Army rank of; reputation of; retirement of; as Secretary of Defense; as Secretary of State; staff assignments of; stepson of; during World War I. See also Marshall, George C., as Army chief of staff
Marshall, George C., as Army chief of staff; appointment; armored units established by; authority of; Bradley and; challenges faced by; Eisenhower’s correspondence with; high command positions filled by; MacArthur and; medals/awards received by; Pearl Harbor bombing and; retirement of; as statesman; troop morale efforts of; WWII mobilization efforts of; WWII operations directed by; WWII strategy decisions of
Marshall, George C., Sr. (father)
Marshall, Katherine Brown (second wife)
Marshall, Laura Bradford (mother)
Marshall, Marie (sister)
Marshall, Stuart (brother)
Marshall, William (brother)
Martin, Joseph
Martin B-10 bombers
Massive Retaliation policy
math education
Matthews, Francis P.
McCaffrey, Barry
McCarthy, Joseph
McClain, Raymond
McKinley, William
McNair, Lesley J.
McNarney, Joseph
Mediterranean Allied Air Forces
Memphis Belle (aircraft)
Mennonites
Menoher, Charles
Messina (Sicily)
Metz (France)
Meuse-Argonne offensive (1918)
Meuse River
Mexico
Middleton, Troy
Midway, Battle of (1942)
Milburn, Frank M.
Miles, Perry
military education; deficiencies in; during interwar period; Marshall’s reforms; Root reforms and; School of Application and; during World War I. See also officer education system; United States Army Command and General Staff College (Fort Leavenworth, Kans.); United States Military Academy (West Point, N.Y.); specific schools; under specific generals
military-industrial complex
Milling, Thomas
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mindanao (Philippines)
Mindoro (Philippines)
Missionary Ridge (Tenn.), Battle of (1863)
Missouri, USS
Mitchell, Billy
mobile warfare
Model, Walter
Montgomery, Bernard
Morison, Samuel Eliot
Morrison, John F.
Mortain (France)
Moseley, George
Moselle River
Mounted Service School
Muir, James
Munich Conference (1938)
Musser, Christian
Mussolini, Benito
Nagasaki (Japan), atomic bomb dropped on (1945)
Nanking (China), rape of
Nashville, USS
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
National Defense Act (1920)
National Guard; federalization of; mobilization of
National Security Act (1947)
Native American pacification campaigns
Neillands, Robin
Netherlands
Neutrality Acts (1930s)
New Guinea Campaign (1942–1944)
New Look policy
Nimitz, Chester W.
XIX Corps
19th Infantry Division
90th Infantry Division
99th Infantry Division
Ninth Air Force
Ninth Army
IX Corps
9th Infantry Division
Norman, Rudy
Normandy (France): Allied breakthrough from (1944), ; Allied invasion of (1944); hedgerow terrain in
North African Campaign (1942)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
NSC-68
NSC-81
nuclear weapons
Obama, Barack
Odierno, Ray
Officer Candidate Schools
officer education system: early deficiencies in; instructors; reforms in; School of Application; School of the Line; students
101st Airborne Division
106th Infantry Division
operational maneuver
Operation Anvil
Operation Brimstone
Operation Cartwheel
Operation Chromite
Operation Cobra
Operation Coronet
Operation Dragoon
Operation Halfmoon
Operation Husky; map
Operation Liège-Aachen
Operation Market Garden
Operation Off Tackle
Operation Olympic
Operation Overlord; map
Operation Roundup
Operation Torch; map
Oran (Algeria)
Ord, James
/> Osmena, Sergio
Owen Stanley Mountains (New Guinea)
Ozawa, Jisaburo
Palmer, Dave
Palmer, John McAuley
Panama Canal Zone
Pan American Airways
Paris (France)
Pas-de-Calais (France)
Patch, Alexander
Patrick, Mason 7
Patton, George S.: Ardennes Counteroffensive; Bonus March dispersed by; Bradley and; as CGSC student; Eisenhower and; leadership style of; North African Campaign; press coverage of; Rhine Campaign; as II Corps commander; Seventh Army commander; Sicily invasion; soldiers maltreated by; as Third Army commander
Pearl Harbor, Japanese bombing of (1941)
Pennsylvania National Guard
Percival, Arthur
Perret, Geoffrey
Perryville (Ky.), Battle of (1862)
Pershing, John J.: as AEF commander; as Battle Monuments Commission chief; as chief of staff; controversy with March; as General of the Armies of the United States; Langres course established by; MacArthur and; Marshall as aide-de-camp to; Marshall first meets; memoirs of; Mexican expedition commanded by; mobile warfare as viewed by; protégés of; retirement from Army
Pétain, Philippe
Petraeus, David
Philippine-American War (1899–1902)
Philippine Defense Plan
Philippines: Arnold assigned to; commonwealth status conferred upon; Eisenhower as MacArthur’s aide in; MacArthur as commander of forces in; MacArthur as engineer in; MacArthur as military adviser in; MacArthur visit to; map; Marshall assigned to; strategic significance of; U.S. defense strength in; U.S. evacuation of
Philippines Campaign (1941–1942)
Philippines Campaign (1944–1945)
Plattsburg Camps
Plessy v. Ferguson
Pogue, Forrest
Poland, German invasion of (1939)
Pool, Eleanor. See Arnold, Eleanor Pool (“Bee”; wife)
Powell, Colin
Prichard, Vernon
Prince of Wales, HMS
Protective Mobilization Plan (PMP) Army
PT boat
Public Law
Public Law 333
Puerto Rico
Pusan (S. Korea)
Pyle, Ernie
Quadrant Conference (Quebec, Canada; 1943)
Quayle, Mary. See Bradley, Mary Quayle (first wife)
Quezon, Manuel
Rabaul (New Britain Island)
race relations
Rainbow Plan
Red Army
Regular Army
Remagen (Germany)
Remington Rand Corporation
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Reserves
Rhee, Syngman
Rheims (France)
Rhine Campaign (1945)
Rhône River
Richardson, William
Ridgway, Matthew B.
River Brethren
Rockwell Field (San Diego, Calif.)
Rommel, Erwin
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