Ex-chief of defence staff Ralph Brown dies

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Ex-chief of defence staff Ralph Brown dies

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Ralph Brown Retired major general and former chief of defence staff Ralph Brown has died. News of his death came to the public via social media on Friday morning. Relatives who confirmed his death said he died at the Port of Spain General Hospital. They told Newsday he had complications with his health, and went to the hospital with an infection and issues with his knees. Brown joined the regiment […]

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