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On May 20, 1927, famed Italian pioneer aviator Marchese Francesco de Pinedo landed in Trepassey, on his return journey to Italy from South America.
Still in Love With Stamps Margaret Studer 2011
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Leading the British Empire auction will be an airmail rarity from Newfoundland, the 1927 De Pinedo Air Mail 60 cents black in a block of four.
Still in Love With Stamps Margaret Studer 2011
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Pages 169-186 in C. Padoch, M. Ayres, M. Pinedo-Vasquez, and A. Henderson, editors, Changes in soil formation and vegetation on silt bars and backslopes of levees following intensive production of rice and jute.
Marajó varzea 2008
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Pages 119-133 in C. Padoch, M. Ayres, M. Pinedo-Vasquez, and A. Henderson, editors, Várzea: Diversity, development, and conservation in Amazonia's whitewater floodplains.
Marajó varzea 2008
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He remembers the night of the murders, First Sergeant Hatley told him the executions were for Soto-Pinedo and Guerrero.
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Captain Pinedo and his men on the anti-gang patrol know the labyrinth of alleyways by heart.
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Soto-Pinedo, 22, of San Juan, Puerto Rico, was killed Feb. 27 in Baghdad by small-arms fire.
March glimpses 2007
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Captain Pinedo and his men on the anti-gang patrol know the labyrinth of alleyways by heart.
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Before he grew up to look like "one of those marble statues of an ancient Greek warrior," Karl O. Soto-Pinedo was a 5-year-old in Panama, hiding in the jungle and watching American paratroops fall from the sky during Operation Just Cause, Chaplain Seth George said at his funeral ceremony in Baghdad.
March glimpses 2007
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Born in San Juan, Soto-Pinedo enlisted in the Army at 18, completing English language courses before shipping off to infantryman training at Fort Benning.
March glimpses 2007
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