General Douglas A. MacArthur - The Complete Life Of General Douglas A. MacArthur Through His Own Words FLAC

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• Artwork By [Cover Drawing] – Sid Maurer
• Design [Cover] – Loring Eutemey
• Narrator – Stanley Burns
• Producer – Joseph A. Tery, Stanley Burns

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This album is dedicated to the life of a great American ★★★★★ General Douglas A. MacArthur ★★★★★

THE COMPLETE LIFE OF GENERAL DOUGLAS MacARTHUR THROUGH HIS OWN WORDS: DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY

This Album is Dedicated to the Life of a Great American, General Douglas MacArthur

Chronological order of speeches:
President Franklin D. Roosevelt on the Day of Infamy......December 7, 1941
MacArthur at Leyte Gulf......October, 20 1944
MacArthur at Manila......February 3, 1945
MacArthur reading the terms of surrender on the Battleship Missouri, Anchored in Tokyo Bay......September 2, 1945
MacArthur Speech after the outbreak of the Korean Conflict......June 25, 1950
President Harry Truman's speech removing MacArthur from command......April 11, 1951
MacArthur's arrival at San Francisco airport......April 1951
MacArthur Speaking before a joint session of Congress......April 19, 1951
MacArthur at a Football Foundation dinner......December 1050
MacArthur After a Luncheon with President John F. Kennedy......July 1961
MacArthur's Farewell address to West Point......May 12, 1962
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson's Speech......August 16, 1962

'Made in Australia by Festival Records Pty. Ltd.' on label perimeter (top)

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• Matrix / Runout (A Label): MX15395
• Matrix / Runout (B Label): MX15396

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• Made By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd.

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