Publisher's Synopsis
This biography of General Douglas MacArthur offers a comprehensive look at the military leader's life and career, from his family background to his pivotal role in World War II to his controversial tenure as Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers in postwar Japan. Whitney draws on his personal experience serving under MacArthur to provide a nuanced portrait of the man and his legacy.
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