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When we first met one another. Its that amazing how that sounds now . Holly, dr. Mayor, is now a doctor emerita from the college and graduate school of liberal arts in my hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where she taught for many decades. Where she did two stints as chair of the History Department there after joining duquesne. After receiving your ph. D. At the college of william mary. She has also served as the visiting Harold K Johnson chair of military history at the u. S. Army war college out in carlisle pennsylvania, the carlile barracks. And is currently, during this academic year, at west point, where she is serving as a Charles Bowling professor of history. She has also been in commission, served with the u. S. Army reserves. So, she stands a long time ago but still stands fairly straight, still recognizable as a military person still. She is the author of a whole slew of articles about the military and historical sorry, the military, political, social intersections of his
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