He was the originator of the military strategy known as the "Anaconda Plan."

Pope Leo X awarded the title of "Defender of the Faith" to this person in recognition of his writings in support of the Catholic Church.

Before becoming Pope Alexander VI in 1492, this man was known by this name:

This World War II operation started in 1942 with the goal of transferring soldiers and equipment from North America to England for a planned cross-Channel invasion in 1943:

He sent $10 million to the Nicaraguan contras in 1987:

This writer, political philosopher and lecturer was hailed as an "American Socrates."

This person was quoted as saying in 1929, "Gentlemen do not read other?s mail."

This Union general earned the sobriquet the "Rock of Chickamauga."

This American military advisor, who achieved outstanding tactical results in the field, retired from the Army and then returned to Vietnam in 1965 as a civilian advisor.