A secret report by Charles Lindbergh ousted George Kenney in favor of this man, who once claimed that war is about "[killing] people and when you kill enough of them, they stop fighting".
A secret report by Charles Lindbergh ousted George Kenney in favor of this man, who once claimed that war is about "[killing] people and when you kill enough of them, they stop fighting". After succeeding Thomas D. White, this man argued that the administration was putting too many resources into the Polaris submarine. This man planned Operation Meetinghouse which employed large numbers of lightly defended B-29s equipped with special bombs. He resigned from government following disagreement over Operation Rolling Thunder. During World War II, he pioneered the use of the combat box formation and flying in straight lines on bombing runs. This general engineered the firebombing of Tokyo and the Berlin Air Lift. For 10 points, name this running mate of George C. Wallace and head of Strategic Air Command.
A secret report by Charles Lindbergh ousted George Kenney in favor of this man, who once claimed that war is about "[killing] people and when you kill enough of them, they stop fighting".
Curtis E. LeMay [or Curtis Emerson LeMay]