Carmelo Cuéllar Jiménez
Carmelo Cuéllar Jiménez was a renowned Bolivian military figure, recognized as the first satinador in the Chaco War, which occurred between 1932 and 1935. Born on December 26, 1911, in Magdalena, Beni, Cuéllar played a pivotal role in maintaining Bolivia's dignity during the conflict against Paraguay. Commanding the elite Divisionary Squadron 7, known as the 'cuatreros del Chaco,' he executed daring incursions behind enemy lines, capturing vital resources and boosting the morale of Bolivian troops. His legacy as a hero is celebrated, particularly on the 90th anniversary of the war's cessation, reflecting his contributions to the foundation of modern Bolivia alongside other notable leaders. Cuéllar passed away on January 12, 1999, and is remembered as a symbol of national pride, with his remains interred in the Mausoleum of the Heroes of the Chaco War.
Born on Dec 26, 1911 (113 years old)
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Carmelo Cuéllar Jiménez is honored for his bravery and audacity during the Chaco War.
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Carmelo Cuéllar Jiménez was the first satinador in the Chaco War and is recognized for his heroism during the conflict.
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