Talk:Carol Mutter

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Carol Mutter was featured on the United States Marine Corps portal as the Selected biography. (13 May - 20 May 2006).

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This is a start using the complete text from the General's Marine Corps page. It's complete as far as her career is concerned, but somewhat dry, and it doesn't cover her activities since retiring. I worked for the General when she was a lite colonel and she's good people, so I thought I'd at least get a start on her page. -- NetSerfer 21:01, July 21, 2005 UTC