Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Born
10/14/1890
Birthplace
Denison, Texas
Titles and Honors
1918- Commander of tank training center near Gettysburg
1922-24 Executive officer of Camp Gaillard in Panama Canal Zone
1926-Graduated from Command and General Staff School in Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; 1st in class of 275 men.
1935- went with Gen. Douglas MacArthur to Phillipines as his aide, organized Phillipine Military Academy.
1941- promoted to Brigadier General and appointed to War Plans Division.
1942- during WWII: General of American forces in Europe; commander of North African invasion; Supreme Commander of Allied Invasion of Normandy.
1948-served as president of Columbia University
1950-appointed supreme commander of NATO
1952-resigned from Army to work for nomination as president; elected.
1953-proposed "Atoms for Peace" plan
1954-formed Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
1922-24 Executive officer of Camp Gaillard in Panama Canal Zone
1926-Graduated from Command and General Staff School in Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; 1st in class of 275 men.
1935- went with Gen. Douglas MacArthur to Phillipines as his aide, organized Phillipine Military Academy.
1941- promoted to Brigadier General and appointed to War Plans Division.
1942- during WWII: General of American forces in Europe; commander of North African invasion; Supreme Commander of Allied Invasion of Normandy.
1948-served as president of Columbia University
1950-appointed supreme commander of NATO
1952-resigned from Army to work for nomination as president; elected.
1953-proposed "Atoms for Peace" plan
1954-formed Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Occupation
General, President of the United States
Publications
1948 Crusade in Europe
Spouse
Mamie Geneva Doud, m. 1916
Children
Dwight David Jr.
John Sheldon Doud
John Sheldon Doud
Nationality
American