| Military Campaigns | General | Military Branch |
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| Masterminded the invasion of Europe in WWII. Also designed an eponymous plan to aid Europe's recovery after the war. | |
| Led the Pacific Campaign in WWII, and oversaw the occupation of Japan after the war. Known for his corncob pipe. | |
| Served as the Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Europe during WWII. Was the first supreme commander of NATO. | |
| Oversaw the conception and growth of the Air Force. Led bombing campaigns against Japan in WWII. | |
| One of the main field commanders in North Africa and Europe during WWII. First Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. | |
| Was the Governor of Puerto Rico and Ambassador to France. Planned the naval aspects of D-Day | |
| Served as a commander on both submarines and aircraft carriers during WWII. Commander-in-Chief of the US fleet. | |
| Led the Pacific Fleet in WWII where he won a series of crushing victories over Japan. Signed the Japanese surrender for the USA | |
| Led the US Third Fleet in the South Pacific, and spearheaded the Guadalcanal campaign | |
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