The answer to yesterday's question is:
Ted Neeley and Yvonne Elliman.
Today's question is:
Who was the last US 5-star general alive? (Bonus point for knowing the year he died.)
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4 comments:
General of the Army Omar Bradley. He died in 1980.
Omar Bradley in the 80's
George Washington and John Pershing were Generals of the Armies of the US, a higher rank.
Omar Bradley? Died in 1981.
General Omar Bradley
1998 ????
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