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Goodson "Good Lord" Lord was an anesthesiologist assigned to US Army Doctor Leonard O'Doull in Georgia to replace the murdered Vince Donofrio. It was quickly apparent to O'Doull that Lord was at least as good a medic as Donofrio even though he was neither a career military man nor a medical professional. Lord was a trombone player by trade. Tall, blond, and handsome, initially O'Doull entertained thoughts that Lord might be homosexual. These thoughts persisted, off and on, throughout the remainder of O'Doull's service with Lord.

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rdfs:label	Goodson Lord
rdfs:comment	Goodson "Good Lord" Lord was an anesthesiologist assigned to US Army Doctor Leonard O'Doull in Georgia to replace the murdered Vince Donofrio. It was quickly apparent to O'Doull that Lord was at least as good a medic as Donofrio even though he was neither a career military man nor a medical professional. Lord was a trombone player by trade. Tall, blond, and handsome, initially O'Doull entertained thoughts that Lord might be homosexual. These thoughts persisted, off and on, throughout the remainder of O'Doull's service with Lord.
dcterms:subject	Americans Medics Soldiers of the Second Great War Southern Victory Characters Musicians
type of appearance	Direct
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Appearance	In at the Death
Name	Goodson Lord
Affiliations	United States Army (Southern Victory)
Occupation	Trombone player, medic
Nationality	United States of America (Southern Victory)
abstract	Goodson "Good Lord" Lord was an anesthesiologist assigned to US Army Doctor Leonard O'Doull in Georgia to replace the murdered Vince Donofrio. It was quickly apparent to O'Doull that Lord was at least as good a medic as Donofrio even though he was neither a career military man nor a medical professional. Lord was a trombone player by trade. Tall, blond, and handsome, initially O'Doull entertained thoughts that Lord might be homosexual. These thoughts persisted, off and on, throughout the remainder of O'Doull's service with Lord.

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