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Alexander Griffiths

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Alexander Griffiths; OC
Birth name	Alexander Leo MacBride Griffiths
Born	19 July 1893; San Giacomo, California, Concordia and the Soryu
Died	10 December 2003 (aged 110); Boston, Massachusetts, Concordia and the Soryu
Allegiance	Concordia and the Soryu
Branch	Concordian Army
Rank	General
Commands held	Concordian Asianna Expeditionary First Army
Battles/wars	Second Europan War Battle of Nihhon-koku; Battle of Đảo Núi Lửa; Battle of Bactieu; Operation Pitchfork; Operation Inevitable; War of Lorican Aggression Battle of the Hoàng Dũng Valley;
Relations	Donald MacArthur (superior); Makihiro Sagisaka (friend); Klankain Auchinleck (acquaintance);

Revision as of 07:01, 31 October 2019

General Alexander Leo MacBride Griffiths (June 19, 1893 – December 10, 2003) was a Concordian general officer that led the Concordian Asianna Expeditionary First Army during the Second Europan War's Asianna and the Pacific Campaign.

Although a subordinate to Donald MacArthur, he is known to have several arguments with him concerning rivals.

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-{{wp|General of the Army}} '''Alexander Leo MacBride Griffiths''' (June 19, 1893{{spaced ndash}}December 10, 2003) was a [[Concordia and the Soryu|Concordian]] general officer that led the [[Concordian Asianna Expeditionary First Army]] during the [[Second Europan War]]'s [[Asianna and the Pacific Campaign]].
+{{wp|General}} '''Alexander Leo MacBride Griffiths''' (June 19, 1893{{spaced ndash}}December 10, 2003) was a [[Concordia and the Soryu|Concordian]] general officer that led the [[Concordian Asianna Expeditionary First Army]] during the [[Second Europan War]]'s [[Asianna and the Pacific Campaign]].
+Although a subordinate to [[Donald MacArthur]], he is known to have several arguments with him concerning rivals.