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taurus [48]
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Who was John Pershing and why was he important?

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Rom4ik [11]2 years ago
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John Pershing was an officer for the United States during World War I, he is also known to be the only person during this time to reach General of the Armies, the highest rank you can achieve in the military. He was the leader of numerous different troops during World War I and is known to be very heroic.

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