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How many five-star U.S. generals are there

There are nine five-star U.S. generals:

1. William Daniel Leahy

Birthplace: 1875.05.06-1959.07. 20

Birthplace: Hampton, Iowa

Death: Bethesda, Maryland

Burial: Bethesda, Maryland

School: Naval Officers' School, Annapolis

Offices: secretary of naval operations, chief of staff to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff

Rank: Five Star Admiral (Fleet Admiral)

Writings: 'Being There'

2. George Catlett Marshall

Birth and Death: 1880.12.31-1959.10.16

Birthplace: town of Uniontown, Pennsylvania

Death: Walter Reed Hospital, Virginia

Interment: fort Myer, Virginia

School: Virginia Military Institute

Offices: chief of staff of the Army , Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense

Rank: Five-star General of the Army

Wives: Elizabeth Coles Carter, Kathleen Brown

Writings: The Marshall Report

Quote: "A truly great general is capable of overcoming all difficulties; battle , battle is nothing but a series of difficulties to be overcome. A true general is able to show talent and turn defeat into victory, no matter how grueling the difficulties."

3. Ernest Joseph King

Birthplace: 1878.11.23-1956.06.25

Birthplace: Lorain, Ohio

Death: Portsmouth, NH

Burial: Portsmouth, NH

School: Naval Officers School, Annapolis

Offices: Commander, Atlantic Fleet; Commander-in-Chief of the Navy; Chief of Naval Operations; Member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Member of the Anglo-American Combined Command

Rank: Five-Star Admiral (Fleet) Admiral)

Writings "The United States Navy in the War of 1941-1945 (Official Report to the Naval Forces)", "Kim* Five-Star Admiral"

Quotes: "The road to victory is long and the days will be hard. We have to do our best with everything we have. We must have large numbers of warships and airplanes as soon as possible, and then we will strike back in force and finally win."

4. Douglas MacArthur

Birth and Death: 1880.01.26-1964.04.05

Birthplace: Arkansas Little Rock

Death: Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, D.C.

Burial: Norfolk, Virginia

School: U.S. Army Officers' School (West Point)

Offices: Chancellor of West Point, Commander-in-Chief of U.S. Forces in the Philippines, Commander-in-Chief of the Southwest Theater of the Pacific, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces in the Pacific, and " Commander-in-Chief of the United Nations Army"

Rank: Five-star General of the Army

Mrs. Louise Brooks, Joan Faircloth

Writings: "Recollections of the Past"

Quote: "Veterans don't die, they just fade away. Old soldiers never die, they just fade away"

5.Chester William Nimitz

Birthday and death: Memories of the Past

Writings: "Memories of the Past. p>

Birth and Death: 1885.02.24-1966.02.20

Nickname: Knight of the Sea

Birthplace: Fredericksburg, Texas

Death: Berkeley, Ga.

Burial: Berkeley National Cemetery, Berkeley, Ga.

School: Naval Officer School, Annapolis

Positions: Director of Naval Personnel, Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Fleet and Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Theater of Operations, Chief of Naval Operations

Rank: Five-Star Admiral (Fleet Admiral)

Mrs. Kathryn Freeman

Writings: Power at Sea: A Naval History, The Pacific's Victory: the Navy's War Against Japan

Quote: "I am not in favor of preemptive war. I believe that diplomacy must be employed as long as any hope of success exists. Peace is obtainable, if we have courage, patience and talent."

6.Dwight David Eisenhower

Birth and Death: 1890.10.14-1969.03.28

Birthplace:Denison, Texas

Ancestry:Rhine River Region

Death:Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, D.C.

Interment:Abilene City, Kansas

School:U.S. Army Officers' School (West Point)

Offices:Commander-in-Chief of Allied Expeditionary Forces, Europe; Chief of Staff of the Army; President of Columbia University Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces in Europe, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 34th President of the United States

Military rank: Five-star General of the Army

Mrs. Mary Giovanni Duder

Writings: Expeditionary Force to Europe, Ordained to Change, Peacemaking, Words of Indolence

7.Henry Harley Arnold

Birth and Death: 1886.07.25-1950.01.15

Nickname: Happy Arnold

Birthplace: Gladwin, PA

Death. : Sonoma, California

Interment : Sonoma, California

School : U.S. Army Officers' School (West Point)

Office : Commander of the Army Air Corps, Vice Chief of Staff of the Army, and Commander of the Army Air Corps

Military rank : Five-star General of the Air Force (General of the Air Force)

Mrs. Eleanor A. Poole

Writings: Global Mission, Air War

8. William Frederick Halsey, Jr.

Birth and death dates: 1882.10.30 -1959.08.16

Nickname: The Brute

Birthplace: Elizabeth City, New Jersey

Death: San Francisco, California

Burial: San Francisco, California

School: Naval Officers' School, Annapolis

Office: Commander, Carrier Task Force, Pacific Fleet; Supreme Commander, South Pacific Theater; Commander, Third Fleet

Rank: Five-Star Admiral (Fleet Admiral)

Mrs. Frances Cook Grundy

Writings: "The Story of Admiral Halsey"

9. Omar Nelson. Omar Nelson Bradley

Birth: 1893.02.12-1981.04.01

Birthplace: Clark, Missouri

Death: New York, New York

Interment: Arlington, Va. National Cemetery

School: West Point

Offices: Chief of Staff of the Army, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Chairman of the Military Committee of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Military rank: Five-star General of the Army

Mrs. Mary . Elizabeth . Quill. Bradley

Books: A Soldier's Story