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| − | |- | + | | name =Douglas MacArthur |
| − | !colspan="2" align="center" style="color: white; height: 30px; background: green no-repeat scroll top left;"|Douglas MacArthur
| + | | birth =January 26, 1880<br/>Fort Dodge, [[Arkansas]] |
| − | General of the Army, United States Army
| + | | parents =Arthur MacArthur<br/>Mary Pinkney Hardy |
| − | |- | + | | religion =Christian, non-denominational |
| − | |Born | + | | spouse =Louise Cromwell Brooks (divorced, 1928)<br/>Jean Marie Faircloth |
| − | |January 26, 1880 | + | | children =Arthur MacArthur IV |
| − | |- | + | | death =April 5, 1964<br/>Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, D.C. |
| − | |Died | + | | burial =MacArthur Memorial<br/>Norfolk, Virginia |
| − | |April 5, 1964 | + | | education =United States Military Academy<br/>West Point, New York |
| − | |- | + | | branch =United States Army |
| − | |} | + | | years =1903–1951 |
| − | | + | | rank =General of the Army |
| | + | | commands =United Nations Command (Korean War)<br/>Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers<br/>Southwest Pacific Area<br/>U.S. Army Forces Far East<br/>Philippine Department<br/>Chief of Staff, U.S. Army<br/>Philippine Division<br/>Superintendent, West Point<br/>42nd Division<br/>84th Infantry Brigade |
| | + | | battles =[[Mexican Revolution]]<br/>[[World War I]]<br/>[[World War II]]<br/>[[Korean War]] |
| | + | | postmilitary =Remington Rand Corporation<br/>Chairman of the Board |
| | + | }} |
| | General '''Douglas MacArthur''' was one of the great military strategists in [[World War II]], and responsible for governing and rebuilding [[Japan]] during the [[Allied]] occupation. A career military officer, he spent his entire adult life in the military. | | General '''Douglas MacArthur''' was one of the great military strategists in [[World War II]], and responsible for governing and rebuilding [[Japan]] during the [[Allied]] occupation. A career military officer, he spent his entire adult life in the military. |
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