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LTG Claude B. Ferenbaugh (right), deputy Eighth Army commander, presents a check for $ 595 to Mrs. On Soon Whang, director of the
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690:Infantry Journal, Volumes 60-61, 1946, page 62
514:1920 U.S. Census Listing, Claude B. Ferenbaugh
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229:. He served as the operations officer of the
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450:Ferenbaugh received multiple awards of the
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766:"New UN Concession on Airfields Is Seen"
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452:Distinguished Service Medal
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