Major General John Liu Fugh was the first Asian American to attain general officer status in the US Army. He was of Manchu descent. He was the 33rd Judge ...
John Fugh
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Major General John Liu Fugh was the first Asian American to attain general officer status in the US Army. He was of Manchu descent. He was the 33rd Judge Advocate General of the US Army. Wikipedia
Born: September 12, 1934, Beijing, China
Died: May 11, 2010 (age 75 years), Bethesda, MD
Parents: Philip Fugh
Rank: Major General
Service/branch: United States Army
Years of service: 1961–1993
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First Chinese American General Officer in the U.S. Army. John L. Fugh, the Committee's fourth Chairman (2006-2009), died of a heart attack on May 11.
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Born in Beijing, major general John L. Fugh served as the first Chinese-American general officer of the U.S. Army. He was also the first minority to serve ...
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Fugh was born in and grew up in Peking (now Beijing), China in 1934. Fugh's family was related to Chinese royalty, giving them higher social status. His father, ...
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