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| | Lucius DuBignon Clay, Jr., General, United States Air Force |
 | | After World War II, the senior General Clay, who died in 1978, commanded US forces in Europe, served as the military governor of the US sector of occupied Germany and was a force behind the 1948-49 Berlin airlift and the rebuilding of West Germany. |
 | | Clay III of Princeton, New Jersey, State Senator Charles C. Clay of Marietta, Georgia, Carla Berry of New Rochelle, New York, and Dr. Colin McK Clay of Fort Collins, Colorado. |
 | | General Clay was assigned as vice commander in chief, Pacific Air Forces, from February 1970 to September 1970 when he assumed command of Seventh Air Force with headquarters at Tan Son Nhut Airfield, Republic of Vietnam. |
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