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The nine men that earned the highest rank! Five star generals of the U.S. Military
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The nine men that earned the highest rank! Five star generals of the U.S. Military
In late 1944 the United States Congress passed a bill that established the army rank of five-star general and five-star fleet admirals. It became necessary for the United States to establish a five-star rank to eliminate the incompatibility of U.S. commanders charged with commanding Allied officers of a technically higher ranking. When the United States created the rank, the Army promoted four service men to Generals of the Army: Dwight D. Eisen…
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