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Lucius D. Clay
Lucius Dibignon Clay
United States general (1897–1978).
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Place of Burial
West Point Cemetery
Place of Birth
Marietta
Country of Citizenship
United States
Date of Birth
4/23/1897
Date of Death
4/16/1978
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Chatham
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Distinguished Service Medal
Bronze Star Medal
Honorary Citizen of Berlin
Legionnaire of Legion of Merit
John Fritz Medal
(1964)
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1964
Freedom Award
(1969)
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1969
Hoover Medal
(1967)
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1967
World War II Victory Medal
Honorary Doctor of the Free University of Berlin
(1953)
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1953
Grand Cross 1st Class of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
(1965)
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1965
Commander of the Legion of Honour
American Campaign Medal
European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal
Army of Occupation Medal
Konrad Adenauer Prize
Legion of Merit
United States Military Academy
(6/15/1915 - )
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6/15/1915
Lucius
Military Personnel
(6/15/1915 - 5/31/1949)
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6/15/1915
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5/31/1949
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Clay
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Alexander S. Clay
Military Governor
(3/15/1947 - 5/15/1949)
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American Occupation Zone in Germany
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3/15/1947
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5/15/1949
Lucius D. Clay, Jr.
Frank Butner Clay
Lucius Clay
Lucius Dibignon Clay
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