November 18, 2020 Not Retirement At All Gen. George Marshall served as Army Chief of Staff from September 1939 to November 1945, longer than the ordinary four-year…
November 12, 2020 Infantry School: “An almost complete revamping of the instruction and technique” Lt. Col. George Marshall had just taken a position teaching at Army War College in Washington, D.C., when his wife,…
November 5, 2020 “He was an inspiration to us all in those trying days” The relationship between General George C. Marshall and Field Marshal Sir John G. Dill has been considered one of…
October 20, 2020 No more let us falter! From Malta to Yalta! "No more let us falter! From Malta to Yalta!" telegraphed Prime Minister Winston Churchill to President Roosevelt on New Year's…
October 8, 2020 Discovered: A George Marshall Mural Study Last February, I got a phone call from Mr. Arnold Jaffe, who told me that he found two studies of…
September 18, 2020 Lasting Indebtedness: George C. Marshall, William Dean, and the POWs of the Korean War Issues surrounding prisoners of war (POWs) played a critical role in Korean War history. Disagreements between the US-led United Nations…
September 9, 2020 George C. Marshall Space Flight Center Turns 60 During a quiet ceremony in July 1960 that formally transferred a facility from the military to a civilian agency, the…
August 26, 2020 Bem vindos o Brasil! Welcome to Brazil! On May 25, 1939, the Navy cruiser U.S.S. Nashville docked at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Acting Chief of Staff…
July 30, 2020 Young Marshall: Master of the Situation Several innocent anecdotes Marshall used to tell about his childhood demonstrate his future leadership capabilities. A favorite concerns Marshall’s first…
