I read somewhere that Gen. Marshall had been asked by President Eisenhouwer to attend the coronation of QE2. Seats in the Abbey were tightly controlled and the spouses of many VIP's had to watch from elsewhere. Anyhow, Gen. Marshall entered the Abbey and began the long walk down the nave to his seat. Somewhere along this walk he noticed that the congregation had begun to rise and he looked back to see which 'king or queen' had come in. There was no one in particular ... this tribute was for him. I'm not sure how one handles that! Characteristically, this story was told NOT by Gen. Marshall but by Gen. Bradley. Spontaneous tributes like this often are more 'real' than organized ones and in this case is very fitting.

@yengsabio5315

2 жыл бұрын

Wow!

@bethbartlett5692

2 жыл бұрын

What a beautiful share.

@marcdenton2996

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. In fact I have so much respect for General Marshal that I have a photograph of him on my fire place. General Marshall along with General’s Bradley & Eisenhower saved our ass in WWII. Unfortunately, General’s MacArthur & Patton will forever carry a stain as couldn’t maintain self-control of their egos.

@ThumperE23

Жыл бұрын

@@marcdenton2996 Bradley was not a good general. He was sidelined during the Buldge by Eisenhower because he wasn't reacting and commanding his Army Group. What saved Bradley's reputation was he lived longer than the rest and never stopped writing his own point of view.

@jerryoshea3116

Жыл бұрын

That's a great Story..And so they should!👍🇺🇲

I did an investigation of General Marshall several years ago and was totally blown away by him. In fact, I was so impressed that I put a framed black & white photographic portrait of him on my fireplace. If you want to know how a ‘man’ behaves under pressure & what true leadership is this is the guy to look up.

@marcgoff7881

Жыл бұрын

Don’t forget Fox Connor. He mentored Marshall; Patton and Eisenhower. There would have not been a General Eisenhower or a President Eisenhower without Fox Connor. There is photograph of Pershing with a young Marshall behind and above on steps. Fox Connor is on Pershing’s right. It’s a shame that most people have never heard of him.

@joeswanson733

Жыл бұрын

@@marcgoff7881 connor was never the glory hound like say macarthur was.

@marcgoff7881

Жыл бұрын

@@joeswanson733 That is true. He had his papers destroyed upon his death and by his own design he is not well known however it doesn’t diminish his influence on some of the greatest men of the 20th century.

@jerrycottrell302

Жыл бұрын

General Marshall and Sir Winston Churchill , two men for the ages, along with Abraham Lincoln !!!

@davidlee4524

Жыл бұрын

Eee

This man's achievements cannot be forgotten, the best of us. Integrity, Loyalty, Honesty.

@Tsamokie

Жыл бұрын

None on the field of battle.

@michaelwoehl8822

Жыл бұрын

@@Tsamokie And what in the hell does that matter, a small man with an even smaller mind.

@shooter7a

Жыл бұрын

@@Tsamokie Marshall was so brilliant as a staff officer he was never allowed to have a field command.

@cliffordljacksonjr8020

Жыл бұрын

Battlefield is important but organization and leadership make all of it possible. Men such as Marshall were rare.

With my incomplete knowledge of the subject, I was of the opinion this Marshall was one of the finest people who did his duty in a fair and extremely competent way for the US, Europe, and the World. Thanks for this video, I learned a lot.

Who hasn't heard of the Marshall Plan! One of the greatest programs of the 20th century.

@user-vr6io5xb9e

2 жыл бұрын

I fondly remember being forced to drink milk made with expired milk powder sent by Uncle Sam in accordance with Marshall Plan in the school so we could turn into imbeciles obeying imperialists

Humility is a positive force that knows no limitations nor boundaries.

When I went to Arlington Cemetery, I paid visit to the Gen.Marshall grave and paid my tribute . Gen. Marshall was not only famous in USA,but also in India. A big fan of him and I hope I can follow his path 🙏

@mumnabdlh2802

Жыл бұрын

He was a good man. He was an exemplary leader.

@kontoru22

3 ай бұрын

Wait, is he that popular in India ?

Wish this world had another Marshall.

@williamhenline1574

Жыл бұрын

So true, so true. GENERALS MARSHALL AND EISENHOWER may have successor in Gen. Jack Keane. We will see!

Marshall deserves to be remembered among the greatest of men. His name, sense of duty and dedication to the peace and welfare of all humanity are profound examples that any person can aspire to follow with pride. The 20th century is often called the American century. George C. Marshall is in large measure the reason for that belief. Not because he was able to harness the power of the United States in war but even more so in the cause of peace.

@Tsamokie

Жыл бұрын

I very much disagree with you. GM was a logistics man, a bureaucrate, a process man, and eventually a four star Pentagon suit. He was not a warrior not a combatent. No CIB. No CMB. No CAB. Yes, he was a great bureaucrat, but it is the warriors that win the war.

@grantsmythe8625

Жыл бұрын

@@Tsamokie It is everyone, not just the warriors, who wins the war. General Marshall knew to choose Eisenhower, he knew to tolerate McArthur and Patton for the end goal of victory. He knew to design and offer The Marshall Plan, which no warrior could have done and without which we would not have the Europe of today. It takes everyone, brawn and brains.

@Tsamokie

Жыл бұрын

@@grantsmythe8625 I stand by my statements.

@grantsmythe8625

Жыл бұрын

@@Tsamokie That's fine. The Church stood by its statement that Jerusalem was the center of the universe. Stand by whatever floats your boat, it won't affect the facts.

@Tsamokie

Жыл бұрын

@@grantsmythe8625 Do you deny my statements about General Marshall are true?

He sounds like he was a v. humble ,modest human being. In my experience it is these characteristics are always present in people who accomplish the useful achievements of & for Humanity .

@wartornbeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

A great American,one of the best.We in Europe owe him so much.Would that we had such men in America today,or anywhere in the West

@catman8670

2 жыл бұрын

I differ, Americans shouldn’t have to pay to rebuild European war damage

@grantsmythe8625

2 жыл бұрын

@@catman8670 America and Americans have been repaid a thousand times over for their initial investment in Europe via the Marshall Plan. Who do you think has been America's most profitable trading partner for the last 70 years? That's right, Europe. Without trade with Europe, the US would never have become the world superpower it is today. The Marshall Plan was the seed: America, the Superpower was the harvest.

@kkpenney444

2 жыл бұрын

@@catman8670 I wish it were possible to eradicate this kind of American ignorance from the world. Signed, a patriotic American.

@tomcarl8021

2 жыл бұрын

@@grantsmythe8625 No, America will never be fully repaid. The hundreds of thousands of men buried in those cemeteries across France from not one, but two, wars is proof of that.

@tomcarl8021

2 жыл бұрын

@@kkpenney444 A patriotic American? Sorry, but I think an apologetic American is a better word from you.

The story of Eisenhower and Marshall: Ike reported to him to get his next assignment. He was anxious to get combat responsibilities. When he found out he was getting another administrative position, he showed his temper and got up and started to walk out. He changed his mind and sat down and gave Marshall a sheepish smile. Marshall smiled back. He had faced the same thing in his military career - being punished because of his superior leadership and administrative skills.

@petekdemircioglu

2 жыл бұрын

💜💚

@mikeshultz7725

2 жыл бұрын

@@petekdemircioglu ll

@TerlinguaTalkeetna

Жыл бұрын

Be careful what you are good at, you will be requested by others to do it over and over again.

He might be more famous in Europe where his plan literally transformed a world. Never in world history was a defeated enemy treated with such understanding: enduring peace can only exist in a community of prospering interdependent nations. He was a brilliant chief of staff, appointing MacArthur to lead the fight against Japan and Eisenhower in Europe. He has been called the most noble. Not since Washington had America been blessed with such an outstanding individual.

@jephrokimbo9050

2 жыл бұрын

General George C Marshall succeeded General Craig Malin. General MacArthur was the Army Chief Of Staff BEFORE the beginning of World War Two and was eased out and into retirement by franklin roosevelt

@evenbet9603

2 жыл бұрын

@@jephrokimbo9050 He was recalled after Pearl Harbor. In the meantime he had been commissioned as a Field Marshall in the Phillipine Army. When the Japanese attacked he was trapped with his men in Corrigedor and had accepted his fate. Domestic pressure caused FDR to get him out and eventually the Pacific was commanded by MacArthur and Nimitz.

@jephrokimbo9050

2 жыл бұрын

@@evenbet9603 yes. the War in the Pacific against the japanse was split into several theaters. General Douglas MacArthur commanded the South West Pacific Theater, Admiral Nimitz commanded the Central Pacific and General Joseph Stillwell commanded what would become the China, Burma, India Theater. BEFORE the War Douglas MacArthur clashed with president roosevelt on several occasions over budgeting and allotment of funds for the army. as a result the preparedness of the Army for defense suffered

@evenbet9603

2 жыл бұрын

@@jephrokimbo9050 It didn't suffer because of the General. The U.S. was in an economic depression and the military budget was being cut. Some also want to blame MacArthur for the loss of the Phillipines but Plan Orange, as the defense of the Phillipines was named, basically conceded it to the Japanese. The General's blackest spot is his treatment of the WW1 veterans rallying for assistance at the Capitol. He made himself an easy target because of his ego but how many generals are compared to Napoleon as he has been?

@evenbet9603

2 жыл бұрын

@crankylifter I've been meaning to say thank you.

A well done documentary for one of our greatest leaders, in war and in peace.

@tintinjailhouse1312

2 жыл бұрын

Why not to love it!!

@Tsamokie

Жыл бұрын

He was not a leader. He was a bureaucrat.

@Tsamokie

Жыл бұрын

Ike was a leader. Patton was a leader. Omar Bradley was a leader. Hap Arnold was a leader. Need more?

This man personifies the moral rectitude of 'selfless ambition.'

Marshall is the one man I look up to above all others.

Orson Wells tells a great story of George Marshall, when they were both in a very "highfaluting" reception with all the forces good and great when an army private stumbled in accidentally uninvited, George Marshall took the private aside and sat down with him out of the way and talked for an hour or more without any recrimination at all.

@chromelemon

2 жыл бұрын

This is the story that got me interested in George Marshall.

@hemming57

Жыл бұрын

Welles also said Marshall was the only true genius he ever met.

@johnstirling6597

Жыл бұрын

@@hemming57 Lots of the WW2 Generals/Admirals that graduated from the various academy's in the early 1900s into the 20s were long on experience by the time they got to positions of serious power. It enabled them to make tough calls , but mostly they were proven right.

I served on a U.S Submarine The USS George C Marshall SSBN 654 in 1979 til 1981 The Ships Motto was "Patience Not Weakness" I guess Those were his words.I did not know much about him until I watched this Video.Thank You for This Video.

@donaldbeamer3563

Жыл бұрын

1979 - 1982 Iron knights Battalion Europe. Our Co was a Submariner before he became a Tanker. " Through these Portals pass the best damn troops in the World "

I am related to Marshall and we share a common ancestor around 1750. When I see his official portrait or film clips of him my reaction is "Dad?". In fact my dad was very much like him. He grew up in Mexico and served as a bomber navigator in WWII. I found online an official photo of his crew in front of their B-24 and the expression on my 22 year-old dad's face was classic. I could tell exactly what he was thinking : "Is this really necessary?". He stayed in the Air Force and later became head of the logistics branch at their graduate school in Dayton, Ohio.

Thank you so very much for this excellent presentation on this National Treasure!!! General George Marshall, what a humble and talented man, one of honour and duty, when those things seemed to mean something that may be lost in our world today. Every American senior should have this video before them before their schooling is completed. It's my hope and prayer that there is another young lad (or lassie) somewhere just waiting for a chance to show what has been learned from a leader that saved humanity unknown suffering and helped so many - people that perhaps he is now meeting in Heaven! Thank you again!

Marshall was the greatest man of the 20th century

"Duty and integrity above personal glory."

Thank you for this!!! Amazing documentary

The fact that Marshall's stepson was killed in combat and wasn't given a break because of who he was, speaks volumes of the character of both men.

@rickbangkok

Жыл бұрын

Back then even FDRs son's served as did other young men of prominent Americans.

Great men arise when the world really needs them General Marshall is one of them. Thank you for sharing this video with me and many others.

Marshall had that rare ability to sort of rise above all the petty issues and carry himself like a gentleman and a scholar…a George Washington type.

Marshall Plan no doubt helped my mother and her brothers enter the job market post war and live prosperous and productive lives working on railways and shipping and road engineering. And they got married and raised my self, my sister and cousins and we have lived in peaceful and prosperous lives all our lives. In a peaceful (until recently) and prosperous Europe in a strong alliance with a (largely) positive and democratic America. I'm grateful for that (and for the lend- lease food aid from America that helped feed my mother when she was a little girl in the war). She liked the spam! Thanks! - B UK

I’m reading Marshall’s biography by David L. Roll and just need to learn as much as I can. The most interesting man I’ve ever researched. Nothing but the utmost respect.

Truly a great visionary leader!...turning enemies into allies!

He was far more important and in more ways than most people realize.

60 +s years of service to the American people. Thank you Sir

The world could really need someone like George Marshall today, but sadly there are probably no one existing. If anyone should have been cloned, both physically and mentally, it's him.

@Alahulapuuloakealahelenokaahu

2 жыл бұрын

@Per Spellman You don’t think Joe Biden is such an individual? He too has given the better part of five decades of service to the country. It is understandable, though, that you may not consider him to be worthy of any comparison to Marshall, certainly not in any way that would be favorable to Biden.

At the Potsdam Conference at the end of WW2, Churchill was trying to leverage more influence from Truman and to be allowed back into its old asian colonies. George said, "My dear Prime Minister. You once were Great Britain, but now you are just Little England."

What a remarkable humble leader. Truly an American Patriot.

What a great man. I knew a little about him but now I know more of his story. Respect.

Wow thank you for presenting this article of the significant importance of general Marshall his love and care for people even in indifference of political opposition and the quest to do what is right and true with respect to the flag and to the direction of the building blocks of our nation affecting the building blocks to other nations for their people. What a incredible liaison general Marshall was. A mediator not for himself but for others.

Probably the greatest statesman who ever lived. ✌🏻🇺🇸

"Kids today" are lucky this fine man lived.

Excellent presentation. Given the state of affairs in the U.S. and abroad, we could use his leadership and experience now. Thanks for posting and be safe 🙏

I know a lot of generals and politicians from the era, George C Marshall is clearly the best of them all.

This is the biography that should be read by people today instead of historical fiction, etc. True greatness can be found in the quiet and unassuming nature.

Among other things to be part of common instruction in the Public School System. Every High School American Public School Student should be required to see this Documentary in it's entirety as part of a standard High School Education. It should be shown to every class during a first full week day of School annually to all 9,10,11 &12 grades to every class. The World was molded in great part by George Marshall our American Hero.

@remmymafia3889

2 жыл бұрын

Instead, soon, the student will be forbade from viewing such relevant American greatness and compassion, and instead watch on a continuous loop, the plight of the black American. Sad, but true.

@shooter7a

Жыл бұрын

@@remmymafia3889 they are not mutually exclusive.

Do we have men like this today? Thank God he led his Army! A great man and statesman!

@grantsmythe8625

2 жыл бұрын

Can you imagine the kind of man the "Stable Genius" is and the kind of toadies and incompetents he would fill our military with, had he been given the chance. Thank God we were saved from that. The fall of our country would have been guaranteed.

@cd5433

2 жыл бұрын

@@grantsmythe8625 bro Trump is better at war then this guy. Watch DeSantis or Trump 2024. Fascist 🥳 2024

What a fine documentary honoring one of the greatest persons of the 20th century......one can only hope that many young men and women of this era would see this and draw inspiration for their own lives!

Excellent Documentary 👍❤️

Well done. Thank you, all. My paternal grandfather served as a civilian in South America under the Marshall Plan, helping them build a plumbing infrastructure and train plumbers.

I visited my son in Germany when he was stationed around Ramstein, Germany. We entered this dinner or steak house through doors to a back room restaurant in a small town next to Ramstein. When my hand touched the door handle I thought, this is the same door handle on the hospital my mother worked at. The hospital in the states had been built around the same time as the Marshal Plan rebuilt West Germany. It was a strange feeling when I touch the door handle. And it was just a feeling with no one to say otherwise. I visited East Germany years later and wanted to know how the Soviets rebuilt the area. I learned they didn't. In the museum of Germany I looked for something to show how it was rebuilt. You walk through rooms going through Germany's long history and only in one room was a big wall of photos of what the bombs left after WWII. The next room was the Berlin Wall coming down. It's like from the end of the war til the wall coming down was not part of their history. I learned the Soviets took Germany's resources and factories and moved them to their lands. We should never forget. General Marshal should have his face along with other great people at Mount Rushmore.

Even a monk will be jealous of his life of service and humility.

Terrific presentation. Great man. Thank you. RS. Canada

My Mother and our family benefitted greatly from the Marshall Plan. Mom was born and raised in Berlin, Germany. She was ten years old when the war ended in Europe. At 18 she came to America to marry my Dad, who was in the U.S. Army, in the occupational forces in Berlin after the war. He protected our family from the Russians. General Marshall rebuilt West Germany.

@gregoryczajkowski1793

Жыл бұрын

He certainly didn't protect an ally , Poland !! My family was not so lucky !!

@kathrynkildow3743

Жыл бұрын

@@gregoryczajkowski1793 I’m very sorry. I didn’t know that. Thank you for telling us. War and oppression are Hell.

@rickbangkok

Жыл бұрын

@@gregoryczajkowski1793 limited by the Soviet aggression by Stalin. It was not Marshall but President Truman giving those orders.

I served aboard the U.S.S. George C. Marshall SSBN 654. I am proud of the namesake of that vessel. Today the world needs more Marshalls and less McCarthys. We need to recognize that investment in people, no matter where they happen to live, is far better than building bombs to kill them, and cheaper too.

He had a deep respect for the Constitution. How different from a certain "leader" (and constituency) today.

@jephrokimbo9050

2 жыл бұрын

YES, THE DEMONRAT VERMIN PARTY OF MARXIST COMMUNIST SOCIALIST FASCIST NAZIS SEEKING TO DESTROY THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC ALONG WITH AMERICAN FREEDOM IS OUR CURRENT PROBLEM! LET'S GO BRANDON!

Excellent content!

I wonder what had become of his brother? Who we should be very thankful for, in other words, His brother's words may have inspired George more than insulted him. Thank you

@jephrokimbo9050

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. George C Marshall had two older brothers. one unfortunately died in infancy and the other, Stuart Bradford Marshall, was a graduate from vmi and became a professional chemist and went into business and the general superintendent of aluminum company of america (ALCOA) UNFORTUNATELY, General Marshall and his brother did not get along as young men and his words seemingly did INSPIRE George Marshall to become better especially at the Virgnia Military Institute.

General Marshall was a Great Great American. Humble and duty bound. God Bless him.

George C. Marshall was one of the best!!!

Great visionary, a true leader and every country in Europe, including the Soviet Union owes him the initiative of the European recovery that bears his name, great documentary, my opinion, JV

Grew up a mile away from Officer's Row in Vancouver, Washington. I've toured his home numerous times. Their was an enormous military 🪖 base here back in WWII. I grew up in a Housing Authority neighborhood that was formally housing for troops and their families. It's a mile away, that's how big this base was. George C. Marshall Elementary School was a five minute walk away. They bulldozed in just last summer. You can still tour the Generals house as well as countless other houses of officer's. All the old barracks were demolished in 2018 wo only the officer's houses remain and are protected. Check it out if you're even in the Portland, Oregon area. You can also see Fort Vancouver as it is literally right a 10-15 minute walk away.

I’m so glad I watched this. I was only vaguely aware of his importance. I would want all young Americans to watch this.

When I first heard that the five-star US General George Marshall was born in Uniontown, Pennsylvania as I read the story of him as the 1953 Nobel Laureate for his creation of Marshal Plan to rebuild Europe and Japan following the end of World War II. I have dedicated to honor him. In my real backgrounds of my life, I was born in Uniontown, Pennsylvania in year of 1951 then to grow up in most of my life. Well I have acknowledged about the history of Uniontown, Pennsylvania in timeline as I read several books. My father was in US Army in Europe for five years during World War II. My late close paternal uncle who was a family physician with his Ph.D. and M.D. was in US Navy for 2 years during World War II and for 6 years during Korean War (1950-1953) and in military service until he was honorably discharged from US Navy in year of 1956. And then my younger late paternal uncle was in the US airman for 5 years during World War II. Aftermath the US Air Force as the new military force was established in September 1946. As the teen ager at my age of 15, I have had learned a lot of war stories from my father and my 2 uncles as I listened to them so there. Now I reside in the area of Rochester, New York as I am over 70 age as I am retired.

Never see men of this character ever again.

HOW WE IN THE USA NEED MEN LIKE MARSHALL TODAY!!!😢

@jadams1722

18 күн бұрын

We have people like Marshall, too many of us are not paying attention.

General Marshall took a military of 200,000 , 17th military in the World in 1939. By 1945, 17 million Americans fought in WW2.

A great Soldier, statesman, and American patriot.

let's just put it this way. as a staff officer i don't think we have seen any us army staff officer since that has even come close to this man. mind you this man did all this with early-mid 20th century technology. magine him as chief of staff of the army or a theater commander today with todays gear. scary thought. (i get it if marshall was in the army today he would've grown up under different settings wouldn't even be the same person) but let's just say take marhsall the personality and everything but give him 21st century knowledge of current events and military affairs.

@flexabu

2 жыл бұрын

All I know is he definitely wouldn’t be a 1LT for 16 years in today’s Army

@mscman4589

2 жыл бұрын

We absolutely need his leadership and good judgment in today's world!

@shooter7a

Жыл бұрын

@@flexabu that's for sure. Read about the 1914 Maneuvers in the Philippines. Marshall was a junior staff level officer, and through a strange series of events (due to an alcoholic Colonel) ended up commanding a 5,000 strong force with full operational control. Can you imagine Colonels in 1914 taking orders from a 1st Lt.? One of his superior officers (who took orders from Marshall during the exercises) later stated that "there are not five officers in the Army as well qualified as Marshall to command a Division in the field". One other superior officer wrote that Marshall was the best leader of large bodies of troops in the entire American Army.

@joeswanson733

Жыл бұрын

@@flexabu true. with up or out i believe marshall would definitely make rank in appropriate time periods. like definitely if he served 20 years i could see him make colonel at the bare minimum. every general would be rushing to get a guy like marshall on their staff. since officers like him would get glowing reviews from his superiors and flag officers he would ace any general board and get his first star before he turned 45 and easily 4 star rank by the time he turned 50. mabe even beforhe he turns 50.

@joeswanson733

Жыл бұрын

@@mscman4589 the man with the facts.

Great documentary! One more reason to get rid of TV with the junk they have these days.

One of the greatest American hands down

Great tribute to a great man

A great review of a great, great man. I will only add that the seed to the Marshall Plan evolved from the mind of a tireless general named Lucius Clay and his academics. Great men, all.

Very interesting documentary. Thanks for this video. I did know almost nothing about general Marshall. Moreover, very nice to watch general Vernon Walters in these years. He was the liaison officer to the Brazilian Expeditionary Force (FEB, in the portuguese acronym) in WWII, in Italy. He had a close relationship to many brazilian military for decades to come afer the conflict. A salute from Brazil!

Excellent documentary. Thank you.

Without a doubt General Marshall belongs in the Pantheon of great Americans. When he was made they broke the mold.

That was excellent What a man.

Thanks!

A superb video, thank you

@patrickyoung3503

Жыл бұрын

I learned a lot today of how George Marshall helped to rebuild not only Europe but most of the world after the second world war . He had a Great mind & used it to the benefit of his less fortunate around the world . Honour & Respect . Lest we forget .

A Great American story. A Great American hero.

1:26:23 He was buried behind the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, wow I did not know that.

"A by-word for generosity and compassion."

A True American that every citizen should try to emulate

Love the music!!

George set the bar. 😊

شخصية عظيمة ومستقيمة وقدوة حسنة.

VMI 's proud son. I wonder if during his early years leading up to WW1 he was looked over for promotions because he wasn't a West Point man ? Or was it purely because of the seniority culture? This was an excellent documentary. During his 50 years of service he always served his superiors with respect. What the hell is wrong with today's politicians. They are not true patriotic leaders like Gen George C. Marshall. ✝️☮️✌️💔

In my opinion, General Marshall is the main reason that there are different words for leader and politician.

17:29 "FDR created the Conservation Corps under direction of by US Federal Army", THAT's what that was! I was confused when I read the commands he held before becoming the 5 Star General we know today. I thought that (Conservation Corps) was a typo. It made no sense. Nothing seemed familiar. And it's because he's so old. None of the unit creast and names had been developed yet. (The heritage symbols they use today) And this civilian work-force-thing was another chapter of his life I didn't understand, until watching this documentary. Thank you for uploading this. It cleared things up.

Military then in America were of superior stock.

Zhukov and Marshall are reclining somewhere in the aether saying, "Oh man, this bed feels good to I."

My old man made sure i knew who he was telling me mr.marshall was a great man.... a great great man.

History worth remembering, Gen Marshall, and his Higher Minded Nature. Mature, the real Adult behaviors. 🏆 ...and Truman, a President that cared more about the Peace and People than his own Ego, allowing Marshall the opportunity for "the Plan". To understand the "Palestine Delima", one must go back to the: (Federal Reserve Bank Corporation/Fed Reserve Act and *the Balfour Declaration"* + WWI) Marshall had to know.

Wish he was here…..

My only gripe with Marshall is that supposedly he wanted to disband the USMC. As a Marine, of course that is heresy. As I look at it more objectively, it may be a reaction to him wanting to unify the Services and he saw the Marines as competitors to the Army as war fighters. It may also been a reaction to defund (in part) the US Navy.

Great American hero,RIP.

*There's a tone to this documentary, a Frequency if you will, that feels so "harmony". It reminds me of the 1990's when life seemed normal. Obviously it isn't the war subject, Marshall defined war precisely, I feel it has to do with Marshall having had an intense knowing of center, fully managed his Lower Mind aka Ego Mind, thus was living through his Higher Mind where Wisdom resides. It also has a Mature Quality in the Production of the Documentary.* There use to be a Standard for Social Behavior, in terms of Communicating with others, and the subject of one carting themselves with a genuine positive, mature, and polite manner, is never and will never be dated or out if fashion. "Allowing by Participating" in the News Media fostered drama, the judgemental and the chronic accusatory attitude may be deemed ok by the Owners of Media for their purpose and profit goals, but realized Mature Minded Adults dont support it. Many are awakening and realizing, many already have, and vast numbers are practicing the "Universal Law of Attraction", *perhaps we are achieving a new normal. That's a most desirable thought.*

A great American!🇺🇸

A true statesman general in the American tradition of Washington himself.

Grand in every way, kind of dignifying Fortitude in spite of that word...

Miss you George. I will try to hold the line. Kent Vogel A.S.C.A.P I

Marshall clearly epitomized the maxim later provided by JFK, "Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country".

I didnt forget him.... my old made sure of that..

Great American.