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Leonard Wood
5th Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army (1860-1927).
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Occupation
Physician
Military Officer
Politician
Surgeon
Governor
Place of Death
Boston
Country of Citizenship
United States
Date of Birth
10/9/1860
Date of Death
8/7/1927
Educated At
Harvard Medical School
Georgia Tech
Pierce Academy
Place of Birth
Winchester
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Medal of Honor
Distinguished Service Medal
Victory Medal
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Wood
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Leonard
Washington, D.C.
Havana
Boston
Manila
Arlington National Cemetery
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Governor-General of the Philippines
Governor of Cuba
Chief of Staff of the United States Army
(4/22/1910 - 4/21/1914)
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4/22/1910
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4/21/1914
Physician to the President
(1895 - )
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1895
Republican Party
English
Leonard Wood
Male
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football
English
1886
1920 Republican Party Presidential Primaries
Louise Adriana Wood
Osborne Cutler Wood
Leonard Wood Jr.
Louise Barbara Wood
Charles Jewett Wood
Caroline E Wood
Wood-Forbes Mission
Progressivism
Expansionism
Colonialism
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1922 Encyclopædia Britannica/Wood, Leonard
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