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Infantry officer, was a .... Major Alfred T. Cox, commander of the “French”
OGs, was an Infantry ..... CIA after World
War II, ever con-
See: The OSS Operational Groups: Origin of Army Special
Forces (p2) by Ian Sutherland
“Al Cox, an Infantry offier, was a strong and agile athlete
who had played three major sports while studying civil engineering at Lehigh
University….The OSS had recruited Cox when he was an instructor of guerrilla
warfare at Fort Benning, Ga. With the assistance of men like 1st
Lieutenant Art Frizzel , Cox led the French OGs throught he demanding training
in preparation for the day when the tactics and techniques would be put to use
against the Wehrmacht.” (photo of Cox on
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Civil Air Transport: A Proprietary Airline - Volume 1: The
History of Civil Air Transport 1946 - 1955
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Civil Air Transport: A Proprietary Airline - Volume 1: The
History of Civil Air Transport 1946 - 1955
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Cox, Al;
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1967-04
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Chennault, Claire Lee, 1893-1958. Cox, Al Willauer, Whiting United States. Central Intelligence Agency |
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Volume one of a four volume history of Civil Air Transport
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