Marshall resources Listen to George C. Marshall reminiscing about his life through a number of sound recordings provided through the 20th Century Virginia Role Models project. The project also provides a timeline of Marshall’s life. Listen to audio of George C. Marshall’s speech proposing what became known as the “Marshall Plan.” George C. Marshall won the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize. The official Nobel site provides Marshall’s remarks upon his acceptance of the award, the only time a career soldier has been recognized with the prestigious prize. The Library of Congress exhibit celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the Marshall Plan The George C. Marshall International Center, located at the Marshalls’ home in Leesburg, Virginia, exists to preserve the home and further the legacy of Marshall. George C. Marshall Foundation is the main repository of information about George C. Marshall and is located on the grounds of his alma mater, Virginia Military Institute. Although Marshall’s life has been covered in a number of biographical films, you may not realize that his character also appears in the opening sequence of the blockbuster movie, Saving Private Ryan. Read the script. Find a compilation of facts and online summaries about Marshall and his career at Answers.com. George C. Marshall and the Marshall Plan in the news