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Louis Charles Menetrey (29
August 1929 – 14
January 2009) was a
United States Army four-star
general who
served as
Commander in Chief,
United Nations Command/Commander...
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Stracey got his
chance at the
European welterweight title,
fighting Roger Menetrey at the
Stade de
Roland Garros, in Paris, France.
Stracey won via eighth-round...
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Menetrey is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Louis C.
Menetrey (1929–2009),
United States general Roger Menetrey (born 1945), French...
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Roger Menetrey (born 16 June 1945) is a
retired French professional welterweight boxer. On 4 June 1971 he won the
European Boxing Union (EBU)
title and...
- Duthon, V. B.; Barea, C.; Abr****art, S.; Fasel, J. H.; Fritschy, D.;
Ménétrey, J. (March 2006). "Anatomy of the
anterior cruciate ligament". Knee Surgery...
- A
Country Study.
Federal Research Division.
Constitutional Evolution.
Menétrey-Monchau 2006, p. 79.
Staff writer. "Ban chấp hanh
Trung ương, Bo Chinh...
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edition of Gray's
Anatomy (1918) Grosclaude, M.; Najihi, N.; Lädermann, A.;
Menetrey, J.; Ziltener, J.-L. (February 2012). "Teres
major muscle tear in two professional...
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retired here
Jarret Johnson,
football player Cris Judd,
actor Louis C.
Menetrey, Army
general Jimmy Nelson,
baseball pitcher Pam Oliver,
sportscaster Julian...
- the Army's
Training and
Doctrine Command at Fort Monroe; and
Louis C.
Menetrey, who wore
three hats as Commander,
United Nations Command, R.O.K./U.S....
- France,
where he
retained the
crown with a 15-round
decision over
Roger Menetrey, and Toronto, Ontario,
Canada where he beat
Clyde Gray, once
again retaining...
