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Even as [[George C. Marshall]] urged direct invasion, he was working with [[Henry Stimson]] and [[Joseph

Army Chief of Staff [[George C. Marshall]] explained American strategy three weeks before Pearl Harbor:<ref> ...pines above all else, but it reflected the desire of Army Chief of Staff [[George C. Marshall]] to avoid unnecessary land campaigns. MacArthur was told that that person

...ted role as a retired general who did not become a civilian leader such as George C. Marshall or Colin Powell.

...pines above all else, but it reflected the desire of Army Chief of Staff [[George C. Marshall]] to avoid unnecessary land campaigns. MacArthur was told that that person

...Staff for a limited offensive in the Pacific. He was opposed by General [[George C. Marshall]], the Army's Chief of Staff, who believed strongly in a Germany-first poli

...the Chinese army was near the border. Dean Acheson, however, had replaced George C. Marshall as Secretary of State, and was not as enthusiastic about supporting the Fre

Army Chief of Staff [[George C. Marshall]] explained American strategy three weeks before Pearl Harbor:<ref>

...an in late April and early May, during which [[U.S. Secretary of State]] [[George C. Marshall]] tentatively approved discussions at a higher level. By March 7, however,

...an in late April and early May, during which [[U.S. Secretary of State]] [[George C. Marshall]] tentatively approved discussions at a higher level. By March 7, however,

...fficiency, as were mid-level staff officers like colonels Fox Conner and [[George C. Marshall]]. By contrast with the AEF staff, the General Staff back in Washington had