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Arlington National Cemetery - #OnThisDay in 1959, U.S. Navy Fleet Adm. William Daniel Leahy died. Leahy was born in Hampton, Iowa, May 6, 1875. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy
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William Leahy
![Photo] Admiral Ernest King, Chief of Naval Operations; Admiral William Leahy, Chief of Staff to the President; and General George Marshall, Army Chief of Staff at the White House, Washington DC, United](http://ww2db.com/images/5d5cd45837cfe.jpg "Photo] Admiral Ernest King, Chief of Naval Operations; Admiral William Leahy, Chief of Staff to the President; and General George Marshall, Army Chief of Staff at the White House, Washington DC, United")
Photo] Admiral Ernest King, Chief of Naval Operations; Admiral William Leahy, Chief of Staff to the President; and General George Marshall, Army Chief of Staff at the White House, Washington DC, United
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