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Robert Sears (sportsman)

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among his fellow graduates, he was captain of the Army team that twice won the IFA foil team title. In 1909 he shared individual honors with his teammate, Reginald Cocroft. At the
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in France. At the age of 60, he was the oldest combat soldier in the
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Olympic bronze medalists for the United States in fencing
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officer but during World War II was commander of the
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Portland, Oregon
Atlanta, Georgia
Fencing
modern pentathlon
fencing
United States
Olympic Games
1920 Antwerp
Foil, team
fencer
modern pentathlete
foil
1920 Summer Olympics
United States Military Academy
George S. Patton
Jacob L. Devers
William Hood Simpson
1920 Olympics
Ordnance
137th Infantry Regiment
35th Infantry Division
European Theater of Operations
"Olympics Statistics: Robert Sears"
the original
"Robert Sears Olympic Results"
the original
"Robert Sears"
"Col. Sears, 94; WWII Officer"
The Atlanta Constitution

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