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The 77 pages that link to Dwight D. Eisenhower, each with the reason it gives.

• Operation VarsityRelated: Eisenhower approved the Rhine-crossing plan that paired Varsity with Plunder.

• Allied invasion of ItalyRelated: As supreme commander, he authorized the Salerno landing while balancing competing Allied priorities.

• Carl SpaatzRelated: Spaatz coordinated strategic bombing with Eisenhower’s broader Allied campaign in Europe.

• Karl DönitzRelated: Dönitz's government negotiated Germany's unconditional surrender with Eisenhower's Allied command.

• Alan BrookeRelated: Their differing views on command and strategy surfaced as the Allies planned operations in Europe.

• Ancel KeysRelated: His 1955 heart attack brought coronary disease into public debate and gave Keys’s prevention message a prominent audience.

• DARPARelated: Eisenhower established ARPA in 1958 amid concern over Soviet scientific and military advances.

• Ernie PyleRelated: Eisenhower publicly praised Pyle’s account of the ordinary soldier’s experience.

• Tunisian campaignRelated: He directed the Allied coalition whose forces fought in Tunisia.

• Western Allied invasion of GermanyRelated: He coordinated the coalition’s strategy and command across the western front.

• Battle of ArnhemRelated: Eisenhower approved Market Garden amid disputes over how to direct Allied resources after Normandy.

• First Taiwan Strait CrisisRelated: Eisenhower weighed military support for Chiang against the risk of war with China.

• Guatemalan coup d'étatRelated: He approved the covert operation that sought to remove Árbenz.

• Potter StewartRelated: Eisenhower nominated Stewart to the Supreme Court in 1958.

• William D. LeahyCompared with: Unlike Leahy’s advisory post, Eisenhower’s wartime authority included direct command of field forces.

• Arthur TedderRelated: Tedder served as Eisenhower’s deputy and helped coordinate Allied strategy in northwest Europe.

• Cornelius RyanRelated: Ryan interviewed Eisenhower while researching the D-Day invasion.

• Dietrich von CholtitzRelated: Eisenhower’s command faced decisions about whether to divert Allied forces to liberate Paris.

• General officerBroader topic: His career joined supreme coalition command with senior national leadership.

• Kwajalein AtollRelated: His administration oversaw the start of U.S. missile-range development on Kwajalein.

• Little RockRelated: He sent federal troops to enforce the Little Rock students’ access to Central High.

• Stephen E. AmbroseRelated: Ambrose wrote extensively about Eisenhower and drew on his papers and personal recollections.

• Audie MurphyRelated: Murphy’s battlefield service took place within the Allied campaigns Eisenhower commanded.

• Into the Jaws of DeathRelated: His command set in motion the operation captured in Sargent’s photograph.

• Joe Medicine CrowRelated: Eisenhower awarded Medicine Crow the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2009.

• KansasRelated: Eisenhower was born and raised in Abilene, Kansas.

• Ruhr PocketRelated: His decision to prioritize the Ruhr shaped the final Allied approach to the encirclement.