As an aide to Curtis LeMay during World War II, he helped plan the fire-bombing of Tokyo.  A San Francisco native, he joined 
As an aide to Curtis LeMay during World War II, he helped plan the fire-bombing of Tokyo.  A San Francisco native, he joined Ford in 1946 after reading a Life magazine article about how few college educated managers there were in the company.  Rising rapidly, he became the first President of Ford to come from outside of Henry Ford's family, named to that position in 1960.  Serving as President of the World Bank from 1968-1981, he is best known for his Cabinet tenure, discussed in his 1995 biography In Retrospect.  For 10 points-name this subject of Errol Morris' documentary The Fog of War, Secretary of Defense under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson.
As an aide to Curtis LeMay during World War II, he helped plan the fire-bombing of Tokyo.  
Robert Strange McNamara