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| rdfs:comment | - Vince Donofrio (d. 1943) was a medic in the United States Army during the Second Great War. Following the wounding of Granville McDougald during the Chattanooga campaign, Donofrio was assigned to work with Dr. Leonard O'Doull. A competent medic in his own right, Donofrio's expertise paled in comparison to McDougald's. He was known for having an inexhaustible lust for new women in his bed, something that got him killed by a mob of Confederate citizens when he attempted to bed a local woman named Billie Jean.
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| abstract | - Vince Donofrio (d. 1943) was a medic in the United States Army during the Second Great War. Following the wounding of Granville McDougald during the Chattanooga campaign, Donofrio was assigned to work with Dr. Leonard O'Doull. A competent medic in his own right, Donofrio's expertise paled in comparison to McDougald's. He was known for having an inexhaustible lust for new women in his bed, something that got him killed by a mob of Confederate citizens when he attempted to bed a local woman named Billie Jean.
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