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Carlson, Evans Fordyce  

Alternative names: 埃文思·卡爾遜

1896-1947

U.S. Marine officer

Evans Carlson, U.S. Marine officer during World War II who led guerrilla fighters (Carlson’s Raiders) on daring military incursions in the Pacific area.

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