General Douglas Macarthur: One Of The Greatest Generals Known To Man
General Douglas MacArthur, one of the greatest generals known to man. He fought for what was right and for the good of the people. Many people may have claimed he was somewhat unstable yet medical reports show no such thing. He was actually very helpful during the Second World War. He played a prominent role in the Pacific theater during World War II. He did many courageous acts and it is no surprise that he became one of the five-star generals. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, General MacArthur commanded the defense of the Philippines until March 1942. Then President Roosevelt told him to go to Australia to take command of Allied forces in the Southwest Pacific. There he launched the New Guinea campaign. He then directed the campaigns that
led to the liberation of the Philippines in October 1944 until July 1945. He was promoted in December 1944 to the new rank of General of the Army or in other words a five-star general. MacArthur accepted the surrender of Japan on the U.S.S. Missouri on September 2, 1945. He was then named commander of the Allied powers in Japan and directed the Allied occupation of Japan. Many people considered him for the Republican presidential nomination in 1948, but his defeat in the Wisconsin state primary discouraged his supporters. I believe that the cause of his success was that he was always in the United States Army. Douglas MacArthur lived his entire life, from cradle to grave, in the United States Army. His father was in the army and he followed in his footsteps. He went to Westpoint to study and he was the best in his class. He never gave up. Yeah, sometimes he made a few mistakes. Some cost him very much. His biggest mistake was talking about President Truman, who eventually took MacArthur’s occupation.
led to the liberation of the Philippines in October 1944 until July 1945. He was promoted in December 1944 to the new rank of General of the Army or in other words a five-star general. MacArthur accepted the surrender of Japan on the U.S.S. Missouri on September 2, 1945. He was then named commander of the Allied powers in Japan and directed the Allied occupation of Japan. Many people considered him for the Republican presidential nomination in 1948, but his defeat in the Wisconsin state primary discouraged his supporters. I believe that the cause of his success was that he was always in the United States Army. Douglas MacArthur lived his entire life, from cradle to grave, in the United States Army. His father was in the army and he followed in his footsteps. He went to Westpoint to study and he was the best in his class. He never gave up. Yeah, sometimes he made a few mistakes. Some cost him very much. His biggest mistake was talking about President Truman, who eventually took MacArthur’s occupation.