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When Douglas MacArthur addressed Congress in 1951 with his "Old Soldiers Never Die" speech, he was the most popular man in America. During a military career that spanned fifty-two years and included service in three major wars, MacArthur was adored by the public and the soldiers who served... read more
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- Arthur Macarthur: Add a description of this character.
- Douglas Macarthur
- Roosevelt
- Wainwright
- Eisenhower
- Truman
- Jean
- Pershing
- Louise
- Brereton
- Marshall
- Taft
- Wingate
- Arthur Iii
- Sutherland
- Wilson
- Mitchell
- Pearson
- Arthur Jr.
- Malcolm
- Willoughby
- Summerall
- Baker
- Walker
- Judge Macarthur
- Mann
- Nimitz
- Homma
- Hart
Setting & Locations edit
- United States
- Washington
- Japan
- West Point
- Manila Hotel
- Quezon
- Australia
- China
- Corregidor
- New York City
- Luzon
- America
- Milwaukee
- North Koreans
- White House
- San Francisco
- Wisconsin
- Norfolk
- France
- Pacific Theater
- Europe
- Riveredge
- Asia
- Germany
- New Guinea
- Tokyo
- South Korea
- Veracruz
- Hawaii
- Rabaul
- San Antonio
- Louisiana
- Seoul
- Shanghai
- Usaffe
- Inchon
- St. Mihiel
- Mexico
- Pearl Harbor
- Soviet Union
- Mindanao
- Far East
Authors & Contributors edit
- Mitchell A. Yockelson (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 355.0092
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