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General George C. Marshall
General George Catlett Marshall
General Marshall was born in Uniontown, Pennsylvania on December 31, 1880. Marshall served as the U.S. Army Chief of Staff during all of World War II, being appointed to that post before the U.S. had entered the war. He was the chief military adviser to President Franklin D. Roosevelt and many of the top commanders were appointed or approved by him including Eisenhower. He died October 16, 1959.
General George Marshall on Film
Watch General Marshall on the following combat film dvds by Combat Reels:
 1st Infantry Division in Western Europe
2nd Infantry Division in Western Europe
8th Infantry Division in Western Europe
35th Infantry Division in Western Europe
79th Infantry Division in Western Europe
80th Infantry Division in Western Europe
83rd Infantry Division in Western Europe
GENERAL OF THE ARMY GEORGE C. MARSHALL was graduated from Virginia Military Institute in 1901 and commissioned early in the following year. He served on the staffs of the First and Second Armies in World War I. In July 1938 he became Assistant Chief of Staff, War Plans Division, General Staff, and in October was appointed Deputy Chief of Staff of the Army. In September 1939 he became Chief of Staff of the Army.
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3rd Infantry Division
Liberation of Western Europe
Western Europe
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36th Infantry Division
Liberation of Western Europe
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104th Infantry Division
Liberation of Western Europe
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World War II History
WW2 History - Directive To Eisenhower
WW2 History - Summary of Operations Europe
D-Day Planning and Preparation: The COSSAC Plan
D-Day: Development of Overlord
D-Day Development of Overlord Part2
D-Day Development of Overlord Part3
D-Day Logistical Problems
German Miscalculations Regarding D-Day
Preparatory Operations for D-Day
Enemy Capabilities on D-Day
The D-Day Assault
The D-Day Assault Part2
The D-Day Assault ... Part 3
Normandy Lodgement
Normandy Lodgement Part2
Normandy Lodgement ... Part 3
The Normandy Breakthrough
The Normandy Breakthrough ... Part 2
The Normandy Breakthrough ... Part 3
Battle of the Falaise-Argentan Pocket
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