Chief of Staff George C. Marshall consults with his staff over a map laid out before them, a group photograph of the general and his staff, Marshall seated at a table, surrounded

by Generals Leonard Gerow seated

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Washington, DC? : nd ca. 1941 . Photograph, 11 x 14 inches, picturing the American general staff at the eve of World War II. Marshall 1880-1959 served as Chief of Staff, 1939-1945, and held important cabinet positions after the war; Gerow 1888-1972 would be the first corps commander ashore on D-Day; Wheeler 1885-1974 later served as Deputy Supreme Allied Commander South East Asia 1944-1945 ; Miles 1882-1966 , the son of General Nelson Miles, was Chief of Military Intelligence when

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