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Frederick F. Woerner Jr.

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417:, National Defense Service Medal with one Oak Leaf Cluster, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Army Service Ribbon with numeral five, Vietnam Service Medal with four Bronze Stars, Argentine Order of May of Military Merit (Grand Officer Grade), El Salvadoran Gold Medal for Merit, El Salvadoran Gold Medal for Distinguished Service, Guatemalan Cross of Military Merit First Class, Honduran Armed Forces Cross, Panamanian Distinguished Service Medal, Venezuelan Star of Carabobo, Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Gold Star, U.S. Combat Infantryman Badge, Master Parachutist Badge, Ranger Tab, Army General Staff Badge, Ecuadorian Parachutist Badge, Guatemalan Parachutist Badge, Honduran Parachutist Badge, Panamanian Parachutist Badge, Paraguayan Parachutist Badge, and Uruguayan General Staff Badge. 349:. In that position he was the senior U.S. military officer responsible for strategy development and military policy execution in support of U.S. national objectives in Central America, Panama, and South America. He provided leadership to an organization consisting of over 30,000 military and civilian employees, located in 17 countries, and provided for the well being of the employees and their 40,000 family members. After President 31: 468: 476: 384:
in Washington, DC, including design, private fund raising, construction, and dedication. He was also responsible for commemorating the services of the armed forces through the management of 24 military burial grounds and 28 monuments/markers located worldwide, and the construction of new memorials.
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units in the twelve western states. His final position was as commander-in-chief of U.S. Southern Command from 1987 through 1989, responsible for mission performance, training, and welfare of all
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government on the use of military forces in socio-economic development, attended the Uruguayan Military Institute of Superior Studies, served as director of
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Woerner pursued a military career divided between traditional infantry assignments and duties associated with
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Woerner served as senior executive for the completion of the project to build the congressionally mandated
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Woerner spent a year in study and travel in the northern countries of South America. He advised the
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America's Wars: Interventions, Regime Change, and Insurgencies after the Cold War
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Order of Saint Maurice, Rank of Primicerius, (National Infantryman’s Association)
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from 1986 through 1987, responsible for the readiness for mobilization of all
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From 1990 to 2003 Woerner was a Professor of International Relations at
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took office, he removed Woerner for being too sympathetic towards
206:(August 12, 1933 – March 29, 2023) was a four-star general of the 500:"U.S. Military Chief Is Replaced In the Central American Region" 630: 469:"Reagan Picks Chief of Staff, Region Commander for Army" 260:
1969: Uruguayan Military Institute of Superior Studies
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He graduated from the 429:Associate of the Inter-American Dialogue 448: 612: 601: 16:United States Army general (1933–2023) 796:United States Military Academy alumni 7: 816:Military personnel from Philadelphia 565: 563: 216:American Battle Monuments Commission 498:Halloran, Richard (July 21, 1989). 395:Defense Distinguished Service Medal 168:Defense Distinguished Service Medal 821:William Penn Charter School alumni 235: – Bachelor of Science degree 14: 806:Recipients of the Legion of Merit 254: – Master of Arts degree in 399:Army Distinguished Service Medal 172:Army Distinguished Service Medal 475:. April 2, 1987. Archived from 831:Burials at West Point Cemetery 634:United States Southern Command 281:United States Military Academy 212:United States Southern Command 133:United States Southern Command 1: 811:University of Arizona alumni 405:with two Oak Leaf Clusters, 791:United States Army generals 456:Frederick Frank Woerner Jr. 409:with one Oak Leaf Cluster, 401:with one Oak Leaf Cluster, 361:. He retired as a general. 204:Frederick Frank Woerner Jr. 847: 240:Defense Language Institute 826:Boston University faculty 640: 536:10.1017/9781009053242.002 411:Meritorious Service Medal 28: 323:United States Sixth Army 210:, Commander-in-Chief of 144:3rd Basic Combat Brigade 137:Sixth United States Army 23:Frederick F. Woerner Jr. 415:Army Commendation Medal 72:Gilbert, South Carolina 389:Awards and decorations 335:Department of the Army 315:Latin American studies 256:Latin American History 141:193rd Infantry Brigade 378:World War II Memorial 319:U.S. Army War College 265:U.S. Army War College 252:University of Arizona 233:U.S. Military Academy 148:6th Infantry Regiment 111:Years of service 291:. He qualified as a 285:West Point, New York 365:Civilian employment 327:Army National Guard 218:, and professor at 84:West Point Cemetery 277:United States Army 214:, Chairman of the 208:United States Army 105:United States Army 768: 767: 611:Missing or empty 575:Boston University 545:978-1-009-05324-2 479:on April 11, 2013 407:Bronze Star Medal 371:Boston University 351:George H. W. 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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gilbert, South Carolina
West Point Cemetery
United States Army
General
United States Southern Command
Sixth United States Army
193rd Infantry Brigade
6th Infantry Regiment
Vietnam War
Defense Distinguished Service Medal
Army Distinguished Service Medal
Legion of Merit
Bronze Star Medal
Boston University
United States Army
United States Southern Command
American Battle Monuments Commission
Boston University
U.S. Military Academy
Defense Language Institute
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
University of Arizona
Latin American History
U.S. Army War College
United States Army
United States Military Academy
West Point, New York

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