General Mark W. Clark

General Mark W. Clark was a prominent U.S. Army officer who served during World War II and the Korean War. He is best known for leading the successful Allied campaign in Italy, including the capture of Rome in 1944. Clark was recognized for his strategic skills and leadership. After the war, he held various senior military positions and later served as President of the University of Naples in Italy. His career was marked by significant contributions to military operations and international relations, emphasizing cooperation between American and allied forces during critical moments in 20th-century history.