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How tall was colonel robert shaw?
Colonel robert shaw was 5'6. He was quite under the average adult height in united states.
Why did colonel shaw decide to take the colonelcy of the 54th Massachusetts when he knew that it would probably lead him to his death?
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When did Robert Shaw - conductor - die?
Robert Shaw - conductor - died in 1999.
When did Robert Fletcher Shaw die?
Robert Fletcher Shaw died on 2001-03-22.
What does a lieutenant colonel do in World War 2?
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