Lucius Clay. He was a key aid to Eisenhower during the war and later when Eisenhower ascended to the presidency.
And they also demonstrate the vital importance not only of competent leadership on the spot (by Generals
Lucius Clay and Douglas MacArthur, respectively), but of unity of command.
(48) In 1949, General
Lucius Clay, the United States Military Governor for Germany, commuted her sentence to time served.
Lucius Clay, organizer of the Berlin Airlift that supplied the beleaguered city with essential commodities when the Soviets cut off land access, thereby saving the city's freedom.
The association's first fundraising effort, "The Superintendent's Fund," was launched in 1961, under the supervision of Chairman
Lucius Clay (Class of Line 1918) and Vice Chairman George Olmsted (Class of 1922).
Lucius Clay, hero of the 1948^9 Berlin Airlift, to hear Clay's assessment.
General
Lucius Clay praised the use of CARE packages in Germany after World War II saying, "the physical and psychological effects of this aid were immense." For a second-grade girl in Yemen named Arwa, a "CARE package" of food rations means something else: an education.
Both Gen
Lucius Clay, military governor of Germany, and Col Frank Howley, commander of the military government in divided Berlin, arrived with animosity for the Germans but quickly realized how loyalty to the population and the city of West Berlin confirmed Western resolve against Soviet expansionism.
Ryan Crocker and Gen David Petraeus, but who today can identify Gen
Lucius Clay, military governor of the US zone of occupied Germany (OMGUS), or his civilian successor as high commissioner of that zone (HICOG), John J.
Western powers under the US General
Lucius Clay responded immediately with the airlift.
Lucius Clay papers located in Record Group 200 of donated materials at Archives II in College Park, Maryland.
General
Lucius Clay sent a cable to Washington making the case for standing up to the Soviets.