Ten Famous Generals of World War II Series: MacArthur (Volume 1 and 2)

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Features: The life of General Douglas MacArthur, a five-star general of the United States, is filled with legendary tales. He achieved several milestones in the history of the U.S. military: ranked among the top students at West Point, creating the best record in the school's history; he was the youngest brigadier general in the U.S. Army during World War I, later becoming the youngest president of West Point, the youngest major general, and the youngest Chief of Staff of the Army; he was the only American to be awarded the rank of field marshal by a foreign country; he was the only general in U.S. history to have participated in three major wars. Those who admire him consider him the greatest military figure in American history, while critics view him as a self-important, hollow five-star general. As a work of non-fiction, this book strictly adheres to historical facts and maintains a simple and unadorned style, allowing readers to more authentically grasp the true character of the historical figure. Moreover, it serves as a powerful rebuttal against those who seek to deny the history of aggression and glorify war criminals.