Lee Marvin was a war hero from World War II. He was awarded the Purple Heart in 1945. He was wounded during the Battle of Saipan.
Lee Marvin served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II and was awarded several military decorations for his service. He received the Purple Heart for wounds sustained in combat, as well as the Silver Star for bravery. Marvin's experiences in the war significantly influenced his later acting career and the roles he chose.
Richard Henry Lee called George Washington "first in war" in recognition of Washington's pivotal leadership during the American Revolutionary War. Washington's strategic acumen and ability to inspire and unite troops were crucial in securing American independence from British rule. Lee's designation underscored Washington's role as a national hero and leader who embodied the fight for liberty and self-governance. This title also foreshadowed Washington's future prominence in American politics and governance.
Marvin is from the planet Mars, whereas Mars was named after the Roman god of war because of its red colour. Marvin, being a resident of the Roman war-god planet wears stereotypical Roman regalia which is usually depicted including a Galea (helmet), cape, gladius (sword), Caligae (sandals), and as you've mentioned, the war skirt. The functions include protection with leather strips, freedom of movement and most importantly breathability. A Roman soldier would march hundreds of miles over several weeks which could cause severe chafing and hygiene problems. Marvin the Martian wears his war skirt as a reflection of Roman war culture.
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The cast of The Great Bug War - 2012 includes: Damien Valentine as Hero
Lee Marvin is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
Audie Murphy an actor, lee Marvin,
The United States Marine Corps
Yes. He was a Marine Scout Sniper and part of a tank company and saw a lot of action in the war. He suffered serious injuries and was shot multiple times. Marvin was awarded the Purple Heart and given a medical discharge. In 1950 he moved to Hollywood and got parts in various war movies and as a decorated veteran he often assisted the director.
Lee Marvin
Robert E. Lee among others.
Yes! Henry "Lighthorse Harry" Lee was General George Washington's favorite cavalry officer
General Robert Lee, Ulysses S. Grant and General Pickett.
he was a hero so therefore the government liked him
His father was Revolutionary War hero "Light Horse " Harry Lee Also his dad was a medal of honor solider in the war presented to him by the continental congress his mom was Annie Lee Hill and Mary Anna Lee and Robert Edward Lee name a kid after her also.
Almost every experienced officer on both sides served with distinction in the Mexican War in some capacity: Davis, Lee, Johnson, Stuart, Grant.…
general of the civil war for the north.. and the north won