1880-1964

Examines the life and military career of General Douglas MacArthur, focusing on his role in World War II and the Korean War.

Discusses the strategy, battles, and major personalities involved in the recapture of the Philippine Islands during World War II.

Profiles the lives and careers of Generals George C. Marshall, Douglas MacArthur, and Dwight D. Eisenhower; and examines how their lives interconnected through two world wars and the Cold War, their individual personalities, and the circumstances that put them in the forefront in the last days of World War II.

Describes the childhood, training, career, and contributions of the man known for his military leadership during World War II.

Chronicles the life of General Douglas MacArthur, discussing his early influences, his military career, and his later call for the total elimination of war.

Presents a brief biography of Douglas MacArthur, the famous and controversial American general of World War II and the Korean War.

A biography of the controversial military leader remembered for his defense of the Philippines during World War II, administration of occupied Japan after the war, and leadership of United Nations troops in the Korean conflict.

Covers the life and career of the U.S. Army five-star general from his early life in various military outposts to a career in two World Wars.

Recounts the history of General MacArthur's obsession with retaking the Philippines from the Japanese, from the Clark Field bombings of 1941 until the destruction of Manila in 1945.