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Irving Morrell (b. 1891) was a career soldier in the United States Army. After suffering an injury early in the Great War, Morrell became the United States' expert on barrels, becoming a critical part of his country's victory in the Great War. Despite his expertise on barrels he did not make many friends in the United States General Staff and so was only slowly promoted. Indeed, it was only after the Confederate States attempted to assassinate him early in the Second Great War that he was promoted to brigadier general. With that, he became for all intents and purposes, the hero of the Second Great War, overseeing the offensive that broke the CSA's back.

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rdfs:label	Irving Morrell
rdfs:comment	Irving Morrell (b. 1891) was a career soldier in the United States Army. After suffering an injury early in the Great War, Morrell became the United States' expert on barrels, becoming a critical part of his country's victory in the Great War. Despite his expertise on barrels he did not make many friends in the United States General Staff and so was only slowly promoted. Indeed, it was only after the Confederate States attempted to assassinate him early in the Second Great War that he was promoted to brigadier general. With that, he became for all intents and purposes, the hero of the Second Great War, overseeing the offensive that broke the CSA's back.
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type of appearance	Direct POV
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Appearance	through In at the Death American Front
Spouse	Agnes Morrell
Name	Irving Morrell
Affiliations	United States Army (Southern Victory)
Children	Mildred Morrell
Occupation	Soldier
Death	Unrevealed
Birth	1891(xsd:integer)
Nationality	United States of America (Southern Victory)
abstract	Irving Morrell (b. 1891) was a career soldier in the United States Army. After suffering an injury early in the Great War, Morrell became the United States' expert on barrels, becoming a critical part of his country's victory in the Great War. Despite his expertise on barrels he did not make many friends in the United States General Staff and so was only slowly promoted. Indeed, it was only after the Confederate States attempted to assassinate him early in the Second Great War that he was promoted to brigadier general. With that, he became for all intents and purposes, the hero of the Second Great War, overseeing the offensive that broke the CSA's back.
is Commander of	Operation Coalscuttle Barrel Roll Offensive
is Spouse of	Agnes Morrell

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