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Joseph Taggart McNarney (28
August 1893 – 1
February 1972) was a four-star
general in the
United States Army and in the
United States Air Force, who served...
- of
Germany for
holding **** War Criminals. In 1946,
General Joseph T.
McNarney,
commander in
chief of U.S.
Forces of
Occupation in Germany,
renamed Landsberg...
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Communications Zone (COMZONE)
NATOUSA on 1 October,
Lieutenant General Joseph T.
McNarney succeeded Devers as the
Deputy Commander of
NATOUSA on 22 October, allowing...
- West
Point class, that
included Dwight Eisenhower, Omar Bradley,
Joseph McNarney,
James Van
Fleet and
George E. Stratemeyer,
Esteves was the
first to achieve...
- A.
Davison was the son of
Lorenzo P.
Davison of the
class of 1885;
Henry McE. Pendleton, was the son of Rossell's
classmate Colonel Edwin P. Pendleton;...
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General George C. Marshall,
General Dwight D. Eisenhower,
General Joseph T.
McNarney,
General John H. Hilldring, John
Foster Dulles,
James F. Byrnes, former...
- 7% of
those under age 18 and 11.9% of
those age 65 or over.
Joseph T.
McNarney,
World War I
flying ace, four-star general,
Deputy Chief of
Staff of the...
- Sokolovsky,
Marshal of the
Soviet Union Lucius D. Clay,
General for
Joseph T.
McNarney,
General Brian Robertson,
General for
Sholto Douglas,
Marshal of the Royal...
- Eisenhower's
successors were:
George S.
Patton (November 1945, acting)
Joseph T.
McNarney (November 1945–January 1947)
Lucius D. Clay (January 1947–May 1949) Clarence...
- of
economic reconstruction. On 15
March 1947, Clay
succeeded Joseph T.
McNarney as
military governor (or "high commissioner") of the US zone of occupied...
