MacArthur has a hat on his head that is out of print, because it was made by MacArthur in order to show himself, and it is unprecedented and unprecedented, just like the randomly inscribed pen made by people on the Internet.
Any general in the world who likes can customize a hat exactly like MacArthur. But the generals were either less famous than MacArthur, or unwilling to follow suit and learn as he was, or because their own policies did not allow it.
But to be honest, you really can't pick out a few of the most famous generals in modern history who can live as freely, moistly, full of personality and good beginnings and ends as MacArthur.
MacArthur was not only the most famous warrior in the United States, but also in front of the world, he often held a pipe with a strange shape, a strangely shaped marshal hat, and sometimes wore sunglasses in front of the camera to pose a variety of very hilarious shapes, that style is a bit like the American Western cowboy and like a Hollywood action star.
If it were not for MacArthur's legendary experience, no matter how he pretended, it would not be eye-catching, and his appearance was related to his own experience, that is to say, the reason why people showed off was because people had the qualifications to show off.
MacArthur's Lao Tzu is a famous American general, according to the Chinese's pedigree theory, Lao Tzu is a bastard, Lao Tzu hero is a good man, will be a tiger, so MacArthur inherited Lao Tzu's magnificent and generous genes, and can bear hardships, love to study, have perseverance, do not accept defeat, and finally did a career, out of blue is better than blue, became a fighter in the famous generals, famous in history.
MacArthur is a lucky man, he entered the West Point military school at the age of 19, you can say that he was close to the water tower first to get the moon stained with his father's light, but people graduated with a high score of 98.48, setting a record for the highest graduation score of the graduates of the Previous West Point Military Academy, and until now no one can surpass, and it is an unprecedented record, can people not be confused?
What makes MacArthur even more squealing is that after only 20 years, people have become the principals of the West Point Military Academy, just like China's He Yingqin and Chiang Kai-shek, the Whampoa Military Academy is a family, and those famous generals of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China who are in the limelight are their own students. Naturally, none of the outstanding generals of the United States did not go through MacArthur's reprimand and advice, but none of them disobeyed their principal, and even the heavyweight general of World War II, Barton the Cattleman, was obedient to MacArthur, obedient, and obedient. Because not only did MacArthur's military theory make people admire him, even after the 100-meter run and push-ups MacArthur did not fall behind, even the flesh-and-blood young man could not but admire.
MacArthur was not just a paper soldier, but he was as beautiful and unmatched as he was on the battlefield.
As an American soldier he set many records:
The only American general to have fought in World War I, World War II and the Korean War.
The general who received the most medals from the U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force.
The youngest President of the United States military academy at West Point.
The youngest Chief of Staff of the Army in the history of the U.S. Army.
The youngest brigadier general in the United States.
The only U.S. general to receive the rank of Marshal of the Philippines. It was in 1936 that MacArthur was awarded the rank of Marshal of the Philippines that he made himself the world's first military hat. Because the hat had too many gold trims, President Roosevelt once humorously joked that it was a bit like bread sauce, and more people said it was like spilled egg flower soup, and MacArthur laughed and did not think so, still going his own way.
The most admirable thing is MacArthur's unique military spirit of never giving up and never giving in. When the Japanese army attacked the Philippines in 1942, the military and political leaders of the United States called MacArthur and his family to evacuate, and he said that he would fight the Japanese army to the end, and under the repeated persuasion of President Roosevelt and his promise to let him lead the troops back to the Philippines in the future, MacArthur made a cruel remark like a gray wolf, "I will come back." ''Only sadly gone.''
Two years later, MacArthur led the American soldiers back to the Philippines, and he braved the rain to deliver an impassioned speech accompanied by the President of the Philippines - The Philippines, I am back! In December of the same year, Congress awarded MacArthur, Marshall, Eisenhower, and others the highest rank of five-star general in the U.S. Military, which was the highest honor for American servicemen, and MacArthur's life reached its peak.
But what really became the most glorious moment of MacArthur's life was on September 2, 1945, when he was authorized to accept Japan's surrender on behalf of the Allies aboard the USS Missouri, a U.S. Navy battleship moored in Tokyo Bay, Japan. As a soldier, what could be more enjoyable than defeating the fierce Japanese fascists and personally accepting the surrender of your opponents? Even the most splendid flowers have withered times, and even the most brilliant dramas have ended.
On April 11, 1951, the mighty President Truman dismissed MacArthur for not supporting American policy, and after the announcement, a huge solidarity with MacArthur broke out in major cities in the United States, demanding that the president retract his life, and the president's popular support fell to an all-time low.
On April 19, MacArthur, a 71-year-old veteran, delivered a farewell speech in Congress titled "Veterans Never Die, Just Fade Away", in which MacArthur expressed his deep love for the United States and expressed no regret for what he had done for the United States. MacArthur's speech was repeatedly interrupted by thunderous applause from the bigwigs in the American political arena, and many lawmakers said that they had listened to the speech with tears.
The Washington Post reported the next day that April 19 was a day of tears in the United States.
On June 25, 1951, in recognition of MacArthur's immortal merits in establishing the nation, the United States Congress passed an unprecedented resolution to create a special medal of honor in gold, which was engraved with his portrait and the following words: "Defender of Australia, Liberator of the Philippines, Conqueror of Japan, Defender of the Peninsula".
In 1962, at the age of 82, MacArthur returned to his alma mater, West Point, which also awarded him the highest honor of the military academy. In 1984, MacArthur died at the age of 84, and I think he had no regrets at the time of his long sleep.
Compared with his contemporaries Zhukov, Rommel, and Ninji Okamura, even if MacArthur, who suffered two hammers in Asia, was the luckiest, MacArthur's life resume was perfect, because he was fortunate to be born in the United States.