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(#1) George Washington
- Dec. at 67 (1732-1799)
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(#2) George S. Patton
- Dec. at 60 (1885-1945)
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(#3) Ulysses S. Grant
- Dec. at 63 (1822-1885)
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(#4) Dwight D. Eisenhower
- Dec. at 79 (1890-1969)
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(#5) Chester W. Nimitz
- Dec. at 81 (1885-1966)
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(#6) George Marshall
- Dec. at 79 (1880-1959)
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(#7) William Tecumseh Sherman
- Dec. at 71 (1820-1891)
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(#8) Robert E. Lee
- Dec. at 63 (1807-1870)
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(#9) John J. Pershing
- Dec. at 88 (1860-1948)
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(#10) Omar Bradley
- Dec. at 88 (1893-1981)
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(#11) William Halsey, Jr.
- Dec. at 77 (1882-1959)
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(#12) Douglas MacArthur
- Dec. at 84 (1880-1964)
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(#13) Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr.
- Dec. at 78 (1934-2012)
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(#14) Andrew Jackson
- Dec. at 78 (1767-1845)
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(#15) Theodore Roosevelt
- Dec. at 61 (1858-1919)
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(#16) Henry H. Arnold
- Dec. at 64 (1886-1950)
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(#17) David Farragut
- Dec. at 69 (1801-1870)
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(#18) Stonewall Jackson
- Dec. at 39 (1824-1863)
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(#19) Nathanael Greene
- Dec. at 44 (1742-1786)
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(#20) Winfield Scott
- Dec. at 80 (1786-1866)
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(#21) Philip Sheridan
- Dec. at 57 (1831-1888)
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(#22) John Paul Jones
- Dec. at 45 (1747-1792)
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(#23) Matthew Ridgway
- Dec. at 98 (1895-1993)
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(#24) Chesty Puller
- Dec. at 73 (1898-1971)
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(#25) Curtis LeMay
- Dec. at 84 (1906-1990)
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(#26) Raymond A. Spruance
- Dec. at 83 (1886-1969)
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(#27) Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben
- Dec. at 64 (1730-1794)
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(#28) James Longstreet
- Dec. at 83 (1821-1904)
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(#29) George Dewey
- Dec. at 80 (1837-1917)
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(#30) Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette
- Dec. at 77 (1757-1834)
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(#31) Colin Powell
- 81
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(#32) Jim Mattis
- 68
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(#33) J.E.B. Stuart
- Dec. at 31 (1833-1864)
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(#34) Oliver Hazard Perry
- Dec. at 34 (1785-1819)
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(#35) Alexander Vandegrift
- Dec. at 86 (1887-1973)
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(#36) Carl Andrew Spaatz
- Dec. at 83 (1891-1974)
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(#37) Winfield Scott Hancock
- Dec. at 62 (1824-1886)
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(#38) Joseph Stilwell
- Dec. at 63 (1883-1946)
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(#39) Zachary Taylor
- Dec. at 66 (1784-1850)
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(#40) Arleigh Burke
- Dec. at 95 (1901-1996)
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(#41) Creighton Abrams
- Dec. at 60 (1914-1974)
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(#42) Horatio Gates
- Dec. at 79 (1727-1806)
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(#43) Ernest King
- Dec. at 78 (1878-1956)
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(#44) Oliver P. Smith
- Dec. at 84 (1893-1977)
Marine general who heroically commanded the 1st Marine Division during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War. The marines (and nearby Army units) became surrounded, he led the breakout and withdrawal. Without his preparation before and leadership during the battle, historians believe the marine and army units would have been destroyed.
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(#45) Anthony Wayne
- Dec. at 51 (1745-1796)
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(#46) Mark W. Clark
- Dec. at 88 (1896-1984)
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(#47) Casimir Pulaski
- Dec. at 34 (1745-1779)
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(#48) Nathan Bedford Forrest
- Dec. at 56 (1821-1877)
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(#49) George Meade
- Dec. at 57 (1815-1872)
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(#50) Wesley Clark
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