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363:James L. Kauffman was born on 18 April 1887 in
2082:"New Commander Named For a Pacific Fleet Unit"
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1561:Commander of the Order of the Southern Cross
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1876:"Valor awards for James L. Kauffman"
1728:. Naval History and Heritage Command
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2056:"Admiral Kauffman Sent to New Post"
835:. He commanded his ship during the
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1975:"Iceland Becomes Major Naval Base"
1949:"Drive on U-Boats Gets New Leader"
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923:Kauffman (left) presents his son
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1542:Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
1518:American Defense Service Medal
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1650:Namesake USS Kauffman History
1103:Kauffman reported to General
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377:Pennsylvania Military College
2320:People from Miamisburg, Ohio
2149:. 17 January 1945. p. 3
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2062:. 4 February 1943. p. 4
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1581:Philippine Liberation Medal
1223:Underwater Demolition Teams
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1644:public domain material
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1722:"Kauffman (FFG-59)"
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986:Order of the Falcon
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389:Annapolis, Maryland
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1655:United States Navy
1184:American Red Cross
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1001:Gulf Sea Frontier
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558:Norfolk Navy Yard
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