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71:(aged 72)
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332:A native of
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299:World War II
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69:(1966-05-10)
67:May 10, 1966
36:
35:From 1946's
1839:1966 deaths
1834:1893 births
1159:Daily Press
690:during the
668:Silver Star
463:World War I
354:World War I
319:Silver Star
295:World War I
194:Silver Star
176:World War I
144:Battery A,
1828:Categories
1810:1944–1945
907:References
688:Utah Beach
608:Fort Bragg
596:Fort Hoyle
459:U.S. entry
418:Early life
226:(attended)
219:Alma mater
50:1893-12-29
620:Fort Knox
571:road hack
551:Fort Myer
521:, Texas.
507:Fort Sill
379:. During
239:Spouse(s)
172:Conflicts
165:Artillery
158:Artillery
106:1917–1946
1018:Bostonia
732:Works by
141:Commands
624:colonel
530:captain
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674:, and
662:Awards
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190:Awards
81:Buried
76:, U.S.
59:, U.S.
883:Notes
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