Selasa, 11 April 2017

Ten Questions: General Paul X. “P.X.” Kelley

ACG interviews the former commandant of the Marine Corps. Retired General Paul Xavier “P.X.” Kelley spent a lifetime serving in the military, rising through the ranks to attain the highest level in the Marine Corps. He was a parachutist and scuba diver while on active duty, and he received numerous military decorations from the United …

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