Clay, Lucius D. (Lucius DuBignon), 1897-1978
General Eisenhower talks with General Clay during Potsdam Conference
General Dwight D. Eisenhower (left) talks with Lieutenant General Lucius B. Clay at Gatow Field, Berlin. General Omar N. Bradley is in the background, between Eisenhower and Clay. They are attending the Potsdam Conference. From Potsdam album, 1945.
Portrait of General Lucius D. Clay
Portrait of General Lucius D. Clay that is used in his Oral History interview.
General Lucius D. Clay's Final Staff Conference in Berlin
General Clay's final staff conference in the conference room of the Directors Building, OMGUS (Office of the Military Government, United States), Berlin, Germany. The Conference convened at 11 o'clock and lasted for approximately 40 minutes. James L. Sundquist (near the corner of the table, left of center) and General Lucius D. Clay (with head resting on hand, right of center) sit around a conference table with unidentified others. Originally Print# BER-49-677
General Lucius D. Clay's Final Staff Conference in Berlin
General Clay's final staff conference in the conference room of the Directors Building, OMGUS (Office of the Military Government, United States), Berlin, Germany. The Conference convened at 11 o'clock and lasted for approximately 40 minutes. General Lucius D. Clay sits at the table (second from left) with unidentified others. Originally Print #BER-49-678
General Lucius D. Clay's Final Staff Conference in Berlin
General Clay's final staff conference in the conference room of the Directors Building, OMGUS (Office of the Military Government, United States), Berlin, Germany. The Conference convened at 11 o'clock and lasted for approximately 40 minutes. General Lucius D. Clay sits at the table on the far left, smoking a cigarette. Others unidentified. Originally Print #BER-49-478B
Decoration of General Clay
Decoration of General Lucius Clay with Distinguished Service Medal by President Harry S. Truman in the Rose Garden. From: Harry H. Vaughan.
British officer and U.S. Military Personnel in Berlin
(Left to right): Lieutenant General Sir Charles Keightley, British Army Commander; William H. Draper, Jr., American Undersecretary of Army; General Lucius Clay, the head of the OMGUS, the Office of Military Government, United States; and Lieutenant General A.C. Wedemeyer, Chief of Planning and Operations, U. S. Army, walk around the American headquarters in Berlin on June 29, 1948, pondering their moves to counter Russian steps that have frozen Berlin from the West.
Photo of General Lucius D. Clay and his political advisor, Robert Murphy
General Lucius D. Clay, leaving for Berlin, indicates his pleasure with the success of his mission in Washington. Shown with him is his political advisor Robert Murphy. From Beth Gore