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Truman had already significantly interfered with MacArthur's prosecution of the war, and eventually relieved him entirely when he felt MacArthur was too provocative.

During the Korean war Douglas MacArthur lobbied to use tactical nukes on the Chinese forces over the border.

He received a MacArthur grant a while back, while he is able to live off of.

Having a MacArthur from the conquering nation and having to share a government with the conquering nation are rather dissimilar.

They're still using Purple Hearts from the first batch MacArthur ordered, which was 1/4 of what he expected to need.

Dunno if CalTech loses out on Macarthur (maybe) or Pulizer (probably), but if so it's because CalTech is a technical university.

The MacArthur fellowship was awarded in 1990, about 6 years after Stallman decided to work full time as a free software activist.

Besides being great storytellers, Butler won the MacArthur Prize and Steve has written episodes for a variety of TV shows over the years.

But MacArthur saw the protesters as communist agitators intent on overthrowing the U.

After General MacArthur returned from Korea in 1951, his neighbor in the Waldorf Towers, former President Herbert Hoover, took the Trohan article to General MacArthur and the latter confirmed its accuracy in every detail and without qualification.

The Chinese were more than a match sixty years ago to the point that MacArthur was fired over wanting to go hot with the nukes.

MacArthur is possibly one of the finest generals in American history.

Douglas MacArthur was the bigger problem: "The veterans fled across the Anacostia River, and [President] Hoover ordered the assault to stop.

I don't buy this at all: "Despite its deceptive simplicity, some of the world’s brightest minds -- MIT professors, renowned mathematicians, and MacArthur “Genius” Fellows -- have had trouble grasping its answer." The intuition is simple.

I went to UVA and took a couple of "rare books" courses (titles like "History of the Book", etc) under Terry Belanger, who was awarded a MacArthur fellowship in 2006 (I think) for his work.

He is a founding member of the board of the Society of Conservation Biology and a member of the board of directors of World Wildlife Fund/USA and Conservation International." Awards and honors [3] 1975 Distinguished Achievement Award, American Gastroenterological Association 1985 MacArthur Foundation "Genius" Grant 1989 Archie F.

> Every time a Harvard affiliated person wins the Nobel prize, Pulitzer, Macarthur....