Name: Douglas MacArthur Rank: General of the Army (US) Born-Died: 1880–1964 Key Achievements and Life - Graduated from the United States Military Academy (West Point) with near-record honors. - Served in World War I and later became the youngest Superintendent of West Point and the youngest Chief of Staff of the Army. - As Supreme Commander of Allied Powers in the Pacific, he pressured Japanese forces through the Philippines campaign and the 'Island Hopping' strategy. - After the war, he resided in Japan as Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), overseeing the reconstruction process, including democratization and the drafting of the Peace Constitution. - Appointed as the first Commander-in-Chief of the UN Command immediately after the outbreak of the Korean War in June 1950. - Successfully executed the Incheon Landing Operation to turn the tide of a war that was on the brink of defeat. - Pushed north to the Yalu River, but was dismissed in April 1951 by President Harry S. Truman following conflicts over war escalation strategies, such as bombing Manchuria and using atomic weapons after Chinese intervention. The figure in overall command of the Incheon Landing Operation.

Name: Omar Bradley Rank: General of the Army (US) Born-Died: 1893–1981 Key Achievements and Life - Graduated from West Point with excellent marks; classmate of General Dwight D. Eisenhower. - Commanded the Normandy Landings during World War II and successfully led over 1.3 million ground troops, the largest force in American history. - As the first Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the highest military position at the time of the Korean War's outbreak, he oversaw the overall war effort. - Initially opposed the Incheon Landing Operation due to geographical risks and low probability of success, but eventually approved the operation after being persuaded by General MacArthur, providing full support with Marines and logistics. - Strongly clashed with General MacArthur after Chinese intervention, supporting a 'limited war' policy to prevent the conflict from escalating into World War III when MacArthur advocated for bombing Manchuria and total war. - Led the military process for the dismissal of General MacArthur for violating the principle of civilian control and supported President Truman's decision.