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Thomas Sprague

SurnameSprague
Given NameThomas
Born2 Oct 1894
Died17 Sep 1972
CountryUnited States
CategoryMilitary-Sea
GenderMale

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ww2dbaseCommander of US Navy Task Force Group 77.4 during the Leyte Campaign.

Last Major Revision: Jan 2005

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2 Oct 1894 Thomas Sprague was born in Lima, Ohio, United States.
28 Jun 1917 Thomas Sprague, United States Naval Academy class of 1918, graduated one year early due to the looming WWI.
17 Sep 1972 Thomas Sprague passed away in Chula Vista, California, United States.




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