Douglas MacArthur

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

Yes, Douglas McArthur was a Freemason. He became a Mason on January 17, 1936 by the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the Philippines. He then affiliated with Manila Lodge #1.

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say $.50.

Step 1: He gathered an army

Step 2: He told that army to kill people

Step 3: The people did

Step 4: Profit

Douglas MacArthur is buried in downtown Norfolk, Virginia.

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Douglas MacArthur was born on January 26, 1880

This is probably a typo. Especially if you typed this question directly from a paper from a history class. The correct year is 1945, and the General Douglas MacArthur conquered Japan in this year. World War II ended on September 2, 1945, when the Japanese formally surrendered.

Douglas MacArthur II's birth name is MacArthur II, Douglas Arthur.

His main idea was to talk about humanity, the situation of the then United States of America.

One reason is that MacArthur was getting very popular and President Truman saw it as a threat that MacArthur might challenge him in the next presidential election. Another reason is that Truman told MacArthur not to push North after reclaiming the South Korean capital during the Korean War, and that MacArthur ignored him.

Absolutely opposite. Truman even fired MacArthur over the disagreement.

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mcarthur was the u.s. war general that president Truman requested