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Forrest Pogue wrote "The Official History of Eisenhower's Supreme Headquarters" and he was a young sergeant who went through the Normandy campaign and went through the war, later became a distinguished historian, and became -- I think he's probably best known as George Marshall's official biographer.
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I'm thinking that if he was truly the son of Loveless, he was born during that time earlier in Loveless' life when he went by the alias of "George Marshall".
Archive 2009-03-01 Toby O'B 2009
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It began to look as if the defending army would be larger than the planned landing force, and for the first time in the war, Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Marshall asked the designated commander for the operation, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, whether it was wise to proceed.
Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011
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"She was one of the most remarkable people I ever knew," Welles said, "she was as great certainly as Churchill or Roosevelt or even George Marshall."
Andrew Bell: A Mountain of a Lady Andrew Bell 2011
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Donovan, shown here at a George Polk Award Dinner with George Marshall (left) and columnist Walter Lippmann (right), became a staunch anticommunist after World War II.
Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011
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"She was one of the most remarkable people I ever knew," Welles said, "she was as great certainly as Churchill or Roosevelt or even George Marshall."
Andrew Bell: A Mountain of a Lady Andrew Bell 2011
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"She was one of the most remarkable people I ever knew," Welles said, "she was as great certainly as Churchill or Roosevelt or even George Marshall."
Andrew Bell: A Mountain of a Lady Andrew Bell 2011
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It began to look as if the defending army would be larger than the planned landing force, and for the first time in the war, Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Marshall asked the designated commander for the operation, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, whether it was wise to proceed.
Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011
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Although Mr. Burleigh has his heroes— Winston Churchill above all, but also George Marshall—there is nothing romantic in his description of the war.
They All Knew They Were Right Timothy Snyder 2011
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"She was one of the most remarkable people I ever knew," Welles said, "she was as great certainly as Churchill or Roosevelt or even George Marshall."
Andrew Bell: A Mountain of a Lady Andrew Bell 2011
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