Robert A. Lovett

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Robert A. Lovett was a prominent American statesman and defense official who played a key role in organizing U.S. military and foreign policy during and after World War II, later serving as Secretary of Defense under President Harry S. Truman.

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instanceOf American politician
United States Secretary of Defense
government official
human
appointedBy Harry S. Truman
awardReceived Distinguished Service Medal (United States)
burialPlace Locust Valley Cemetery
conflict World War I
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1895-09-14
dateOfDeath 1986-05-07
describedAs key architect of U.S. postwar defense establishment
educatedAt Harvard Law School
Yale University
employer Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
familyName Lovett
father Robert Scott Lovett
fieldOfWork defense policy
foreign policy
military strategy
givenName Robert
influenced U.S. Cold War military posture
development of the U.S. Air Force as an independent service
memberOf Skull and Bones
middleName Abercrombie
militaryBranch United States Army Air Service
notableWork implementation of the Marshall Plan (as State Department official)
organization of U.S. air power in World War II
shaping early Cold War defense policy
occupation investment banker
participatedIn formulation of U.S. containment policy
post–World War II defense reorganization
placeOfBirth Huntsville, Texas
placeOfDeath Huntington, New York
politicalParty Democratic Party
positionHeld Assistant Secretary of War for Air
United States Deputy Secretary of Defense
United States Secretary of Defense
United States Under Secretary of State
residence Huntington, New York
servedIn administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt
administration of Harry S. Truman
sexOrGender male
spouse Adele Quartley Brown

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Assistant Secretary of War officeHeldBy Robert A. Lovett
Bonesmen hasNotableMember Robert A. Lovett
Presidential Medal of Merit hasRecipient Robert A. Lovett
Brown Brothers & Co. notablePartner Robert A. Lovett