As Chief of Staff of the U. S. Army before and during World War II, [George C.] Marshall
earned a great share of the responsibility for
the Allied victory. He helped plan, train and
deploy ten million American soldiers and
airmen, managing also the scientific
development and procurement of the ever-
increasingly complex weapons.
After a few days of retirement following
World War II, Marshall was called upon by
the President to help manage the crucial
problems of waging peace. As Secretary of
State from 1947 to 1949, he was the personal
architect of the American diplomatic and
Which statements describe George C. Marshalls
contributions? Check all that apply.
He served as Chief of Staff of the US Army
during World War II.
un
His leadership in developing weapons and
soldiers led to the Allied victory in the war.
LI He led the Allied invasion at Normandy.
His Marshall Plan assisted in the rebuilding of
Europe after the war
DID He served as the secretary of defense during
the Cold War
He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
DONE