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Which U.S. general was the "architect" of the Berlin Airlift?
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Which U.S. general was the "architect" of the Berlin Airlift?

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American General Lucius D. Clay

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Unless you have options I would say the answer is Lucius D. Clay. He was the person in charge of occupied Germany after World War II.

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