Douglas MacArthur

Because MacArthur wanted to liberate South Korea completely, completely beat North Korea. However, when the U.S. army was close to victory, China joined forces with N. Korea. Truman then wanted to draw out from Korea to avoid conflict with China. However, MacArthur wanted to drop atomic bombs on China and start a war with them as well.

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they were equal as Eisenhower was commander in Europe and Macarthur was commander in the far east. however, eisenhower served under Macarthur years before WW2

Donna Summer- first recorded by Richard Harris.

General Douglas MacArthur ordered the destruction of cavalry horses no longer needed by the U.S. Army in the late 1940s as part of a modernization effort to transition the military towards mechanized warfare. This decision, made during a time of significant budget constraints and changing military strategy, was controversial and sparked public outcry due to the inhumane treatment of the animals. The order reflected the broader shift in military tactics and priorities, emphasizing the need for efficiency and modernization over traditional cavalry units. Ultimately, it highlighted the tension between evolving warfare methods and ethical considerations in military decisions.

MacArthur had "retired" after four years as Chief of Staff of the US Army in 1935 and taken a position as Field Marshal of the Philippine Army. The Philippines were still a US possession. MacArthur was recalled to active duty in July 1941 and named Commander United States Forces Far East (USFFE). After MacArthur escaped from the Philippines and reached Australia he was named Supreme Commander Southwest Pacific Area (SWPA) in May 1942. Admiral Nimitz commanded the Central Pacific, and the SWPA was a theater carved out for MacArthur, in deference to his seniority. It would not have been done for anyone else.

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On October 20, 1944, General MacArthur returned to the Philippines and said, "I have returned!"

Douglas MacArthur served as the Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in the Pacific during World War II. He was instrumental in orchestrating major campaigns, including the successful island-hopping strategy that led to the liberation of the Philippines. His leadership was pivotal in the defeat of Japanese forces, culminating in Japan's surrender in 1945. After the war, MacArthur also played a significant role in the post-war reconstruction of Japan.

He became a General in January of 1930.

The answer requires both political and strategic analyisis. When Marine Corps units were remomved from his command to accomplish Tarawa he complained bittlerly that the Navy was simply killing troops. MacArthur opposed the split of the Pacific Command between himself and Nimitz. In fact he wanted the Pacific fleet to be just one of his squads. The division of Command in the Theatre was an error. It was however a Naval War and the power, mystique and charisma that MacArthur had with Roosevelt's opponents mandated that he had an equal role. Numbers? MacArthur could never have enough. He wanted total command. Not just over the Pacific Theatre, but over WW-II. Eisenhower had been a junior officer of his in the Phillipenes and he felt that Ike was getting all the glory, after all one of the early war concepts was Germany first. MacArthur had been the "pseudo king" of the Phillipenes. He became the "pseudo emperor" of Japan. With MacArthur number never counted.

Douglas MacArthur made much stratigies that help the US win World War 2. He also was called the the fighting man for his excellent fighting skills.

He defended the Philippines from the Japanese and when he left fo Australia, he returned on October in that year and liberated the Philippines from the Japanese. Im sure this will help you. Your welcome people.

He stoped the war and brought peace to the world :D

He wanted to bomb China with nuclear weapons and when Truman denied it he said to hell with it and tried anyways. Truman then fired him for insubordination.

According to the Harry Truman biography on PBS, Douglas MacArthur was 5'9" tall.

Douglas Macarthur lived in Norfolk, Virginia for most of his life

Douglas MacArthur married to Louise Cromwell Brooks from 1922 to 1929 Douglas MacArthur married to Jean Faircloth in 30 April 1937

because that is what his wife wanted. she is also buried beside General McArthur there in Norfolk at his Museum