He was born Enrique Manuel Benitez-Rexach to parents Manuel Benitez-Santana and Mariana Rexach-Dueno.
He was one of the first Puerto Rican Officers in The US Army. He served during World War I and World War II. He was an Infantry Officer and in The Coastal Artillery Corps . He was the former Commanding Officer of Fort Amador in Panama and former Commander of the Latin American Training Center. Also served on the Interamerican Defense Board in Washington D.C.
He was one of the first Puerto Rican Officers in The US Army. He served during World War I and World War II. He was an Infantry Officer and in The Coastal Artillery Corps . He was the former Commanding Officer of Fort Amador in Panama and former Commander of the Latin American Training Center. Also served on the Interamerican Defense Board in Washington D.C.
He was born Enrique Manuel Benitez-Rexach to parents Manuel Benitez-Santana and Mariana Rexach-Dueno.
He was one of the first Puerto Rican Officers in The US Army. He served during World War I and World War II. He was an Infantry Officer and in The Coastal Artillery Corps . He was the former Commanding Officer of Fort Amador in Panama and former Commander of the Latin American Training Center. Also served on the Interamerican Defense Board in Washington D.C.
He was one of the first Puerto Rican Officers in The US Army. He served during World War I and World War II. He was an Infantry Officer and in The Coastal Artillery Corps . He was the former Commanding Officer of Fort Amador in Panama and former Commander of the Latin American Training Center. Also served on the Interamerican Defense Board in Washington D.C.
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