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Brigade and thought Vogel would fit the job. Vogel was appointed to the permanent rank of brigadier general in February 1939 and succeeded
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The Navajo managed to transmit the message almost verbatim: "Enemy tank dive bomber expected to attack this morning." The remaining messages were translated with similar proficiency, which duly impressed
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Captain. His father was also a founding member of the
1409:. Marine Corps Chevron – Princeton University Library
1383:. Marine Corps Chevron – Princeton University Library
1357:. Marine Corps Chevron – Princeton University Library
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1122:"Clayton B. Vogel, a Retired General"
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1294:. Marines Websites
1130:. 28 November 1964
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1718:1964 deaths
1713:1882 births
1501:31 December
1292:marines.mil
741:Camp Dunlap
707:New Georgia
385:during the
353:White House
322:Eli K. Cole
183:Banana Wars
52:Nickname(s)
1707:Categories
1464:2019-01-12
1439:2019-01-12
1335:August 11,
1233:2018-07-06
1193:2018-07-06
1101:References
789:Bedminster
783:Later life
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440:Pocahontas
236:Early life
106:Allegiance
66:1882-09-18
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1361:7 January
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565:Coco Solo
511:Nicaragua
438:USS
376:USS
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257:brevetted
246:Civil War
232:program.
204:Relations
129:1904–1946
1073:See also
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372:Nipe Bay
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288:Florida
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737:Santee
688:Nouméa
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627:, LTG
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569:Panama
517:under
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307:Cavite
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