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GEN Bruce Palmer, Jr., USA
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GEN Bruce Palmer, Jr., one of the most important U.S. Army commanders of the Vietnam War and one of three founders of the Army Historical Foundation, died on 10 October, 2000 in Alexandria, VA, after a stroke. He was 87. GEN Palmer was born 13 April 1913 in Austin, TX, into a family with a long …
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