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instanceOf
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United States Army general
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author
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diplomat
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human
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military officer
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appointedBy
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John F. Kennedy
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appointedTo
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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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United States Ambassador to South Vietnam
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awardReceived
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Army Distinguished Service Medal
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Bronze Star Medal
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Distinguished Service Cross
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Legion of Merit
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Purple Heart
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Silver Star
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burialPlace
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Arlington National Cemetery
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conflict
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Cold War
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Korean War
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World War II
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countryOfCitizenship
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1901-08-26
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dateOfDeath
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1987-04-19
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educatedAt
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United States Army War College
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surface form: "Army War College"
Command and General Staff School
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United States Military Academy
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familyName
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Taylor
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fullName
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Maxwell D. Taylor
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surface form: "Maxwell Davenport Taylor"
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givenName
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Maxwell
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languageSpoken
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English
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militaryBranch
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United States Army
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militaryRank
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General
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notableFor
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advocacy of flexible response doctrine
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influence on U.S. Cold War military policy
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leadership of airborne forces in World War II
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notableWork
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Swords and Plowshares
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The Uncertain Trumpet
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placeOfBirth
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Keytesville, Missouri, United States
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placeOfDeath
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Washington, D.C.
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surface form: "Washington, D.C., United States"
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positionHeld
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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Chief of Staff of the United States Army
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Commander of the 101st Airborne Division
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Commander of the Eighth United States Army
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Commander of the XVIII Airborne Corps
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Superintendent of the United States Military Academy
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United States Ambassador to South Vietnam
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servedIn
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U.S. 101st Airborne Division
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surface form: "101st Airborne Division"
United States Eighth Army
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surface form: "Eighth United States Army"
XVIII Airborne Corps
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serviceEnd
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1964
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serviceStart
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1922
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spouse
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Lydia Gardner Happer
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