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[td]==Post-World War II==[/td] [td][[File:William Hoge.jpg |thumb|Hoge as commander-in-chief, [[United States Army Europe and Africa|United States Army Europe]] (1954)]][/td]
[td][[File:William Hoge.jpg |thumb|Hoge as commander-in-chief, [[United States Army Europe and Africa|United States Army Europe]] (1954)]][/td] [td][[File:William Morris Hoge back Arlington National Cemetery.jpg|thumb|Hoge's grave at [[Arlington National Cemetery]], the back of the stone setting out his most notable achievements]][/td]
[td][[File:William Morris Hoge back Arlington National Cemetery.jpg|thumb|Hoge's grave at [[Arlington National Cemetery]], with the back of the stone setting out his most notable achievements]][/td] [td]During the [[Korean War]], at the request of General [[Matthew Ridgway]], the [[Eighth United States Army]] commander, Hoge commanded the [[IX Corps (United States)|IX Corps]] in 1951. Hoge achieved his senior command in the army as commander-in-chief of [[United States Army Europe]]. Hoge was promoted to [[Major general (United States)|major general]] in May 1945, [[Lieutenant general (United States)|lieutenant general]] in June 1951, and full general on 23 October 1953.[/td]
[td]During the [[Korean War]], at the request of General [[Matthew Ridgway]], the [[Eighth United States Army]] commander, Hoge commanded the [[IX Corps (United States)|IX Corps]] in 1951. Hoge achieved his senior command in the army as commander-in-chief of [[United States Army Europe]]. Hoge was promoted to [[Major general (United States)|major general]] in May 1945, [[Lieutenant general (United States)|lieutenant general]] in June 1951, and full general on 23 October 1953.[/td] [td][/td]
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[/td][td]==Post-World War II==[/td] [td][[File:William Hoge.jpg |thumb|Hoge as commander-in-chief, [[United States Army Europe and Africa|United States Army Europe]] (1954)]][/td]
[td][[File:William Hoge.jpg |thumb|Hoge as commander-in-chief, [[United States Army Europe and Africa|United States Army Europe]] (1954)]][/td] [td][[File:William Morris Hoge back Arlington National Cemetery.jpg|thumb|Hoge's grave at [[Arlington National Cemetery]], the back of the stone setting out his most notable achievements]][/td]
[td][[File:William Morris Hoge back Arlington National Cemetery.jpg|thumb|Hoge's grave at [[Arlington National Cemetery]], with the back of the stone setting out his most notable achievements]][/td] [td]During the [[Korean War]], at the request of General [[Matthew Ridgway]], the [[Eighth United States Army]] commander, Hoge commanded the [[IX Corps (United States)|IX Corps]] in 1951. Hoge achieved his senior command in the army as commander-in-chief of [[United States Army Europe]]. Hoge was promoted to [[Major general (United States)|major general]] in May 1945, [[Lieutenant general (United States)|lieutenant general]] in June 1951, and full general on 23 October 1953.[/td]
[td]During the [[Korean War]], at the request of General [[Matthew Ridgway]], the [[Eighth United States Army]] commander, Hoge commanded the [[IX Corps (United States)|IX Corps]] in 1951. Hoge achieved his senior command in the army as commander-in-chief of [[United States Army Europe]]. Hoge was promoted to [[Major general (United States)|major general]] in May 1945, [[Lieutenant general (United States)|lieutenant general]] in June 1951, and full general on 23 October 1953.[/td] [td][/td]
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