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| February 1, 2009 WVOX 1460 AM WVOX.com Sons of the American Legion Radio Report Ken Kraetzer John Chuhran Segment Guest: Robert M. Poole Author "On Hallowed Ground, the Story of Arlington National Cemetery" |
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Gravesite in section 8 of Col. Emory Prince
and his wife Jane Schilling Prince of Pelham
and his wife Jane Schilling Prince of Pelham
Robert M. Poole is an editor and writer whose assignments for Smithsonian and
National Geographic have taken him around the world. A native of North Carolina and
a veteran journalist, his stories have appeared in the New York Times, the
Washington Post, and Smithsonian.
In 2001 he retired as executive editor of National Geographic after a 21 year career.
He is the author of Explorers House: National Geographic and the World It Made,
published by the Penguin Press. He is a contributing editor at Smithsonian and lives
in Virginia.
National Geographic have taken him around the world. A native of North Carolina and
a veteran journalist, his stories have appeared in the New York Times, the
Washington Post, and Smithsonian.
In 2001 he retired as executive editor of National Geographic after a 21 year career.
He is the author of Explorers House: National Geographic and the World It Made,
published by the Penguin Press. He is a contributing editor at Smithsonian and lives
in Virginia.
