Monroe, GA | Oakwood, GA | Macon, GA
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Charles Green lives in Monroe, GA, but has also spent time in Oakwood, GA; Macon, GA and Buford, GA. He went to school at the Gainesville College and George Walton Academy. Guster, Phish, Outkast, Belly, Staind, John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, Smile Empty Soul, Pastor Troy and Classic Rock are some of his favorite bands. Lost is one of his favorite TV shows. Among his favorite films are Scarface, Braveheart, Falling Down, Top Gun, Garden State, Road Trip, The Patriot and Jerry Mcguire. Charles is related to Chase Green, Philip R Green, Jr W Green, Elizabeth F Green, Willis Bryant Green and Beth F Green.
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Charles Hercules Green was an Australian military officer who was the youngest Australian Army infantry battalion commander during World War II. He went on to command the 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, during the Korean War, where he died of wounds. He remains the only commanding officer of a Royal Australian Regiment battalion to die on active service. Green joined the part-time Militia in 1936, and before the outbreak of World War II had been commissioned as a lieutenant. He volunteered for overseas service soon after the war began in September 1939, and served in the Middle East and the Battle of Greece with the 2/2nd Battalion. After the action at Pineios Gorge on 18 April 1941, Green became separated from the main body of the battalion, and made his way through Turkey to Palestine, to rejoin the reformed 2/2nd Battalion. The 2/2nd Battalion returned to Australia in August 1942 via Ceylon, to meet the threat posed by the Japanese.. You can find more here.
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