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Oxford Dictionary of the US Military:
Get Your Gun Johnny |
A song written in 1886 by F. Belasco, a pseudonym used by Monroe H. Rosenfeld, who was a newspaper reporter, composer, and lyricist. It was adapted in 1917 by George M. Cohan as the popular World War I song “ Over There.”
See the Introduction, Abbreviations and Pronunciation for further details.
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