Robert T. Frederick

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Robert T. Frederick was a highly decorated U.S. Army major general best known for commanding the elite First Special Service Force during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army officer
human
almaMater United States Military Academy at West Point NERFINISHED
awardReceived Canadian Distinguished Service Order NERFINISHED
Distinguished Service Cross NERFINISHED
French Croix de Guerre NERFINISHED
Legion of Merit
Order of the British Empire
Purple Heart
Silver Star
birthDate 1907-03-14
birthPlace San Francisco, California, United States NERFINISHED
burialPlace San Francisco National Cemetery NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath heart attack
commanded 45th Infantry Division NERFINISHED
4th Infantry Division NERFINISHED
First Special Service Force NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1970-11-29
deathPlace Palo Alto, California, United States NERFINISHED
educatedAt United States Military Academy
era 20th century
familyName Frederick NERFINISHED
genre special operations warfare
givenName Robert
hasNationality American
middleName Tryon NERFINISHED
militaryAllegiance United States of America NERFINISHED
militaryBranch United States Army
militaryRank Major General
nickname Bob Frederick NERFINISHED
notableCommandCharacteristic binational U.S.-Canadian force
notableFor leading an elite joint U.S.-Canadian commando unit in World War II
notableWork Command of the First Special Service Force
occupation military officer
participatedIn Allied invasion of Italy NERFINISHED
Allied invasion of Southern France NERFINISHED
Anzio campaign NERFINISHED
partnerCountryInUnit Canada NERFINISHED
serviceNumber O-17391
unitSpecialization amphibious assaults
commando operations
mountain warfare

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Golden Gate National Cemetery hasGraveOf Robert T. Frederick
U.S. 45th Infantry Division notableCommander Robert T. Frederick