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{{InfoboxFigure|name=Lois Sanborn|allegiance=[[File:AmericaFlag.png| | {{InfoboxFigure|name=Lois Sanborn|allegiance=[[File:AmericaFlag.png|text-bottom|30px]] [[United States of America|United States]]|military-service-title=Military service|service-branch=[[United States Army]]|military-rank=Major general|position1-title=Deputy Director for Political-Military Affairs}} | ||
'''Lois Sanborn''' is an [[United States of America|American]] political commentator, network host, military historian, and retired [[United States Army]] major general who served for 31 years. A decorated combat veteran, Sanborn was a [[United States National Defense Authority|National Defense Authority]] staff member during the Lassiter administration where she served as deputy director for political-military affairs. | '''Lois Sanborn''' is an [[United States of America|American]] political commentator, network host, military historian, and retired [[United States Army]] major general who served for 31 years. A decorated combat veteran, Sanborn was a [[United States National Defense Authority|National Defense Authority]] staff member during the Lassiter administration where she served as deputy director for political-military affairs. | ||
Revision as of 18:11, 29 December 2025
| Lois Sanborn | |
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| Deputy Director for Political-Military Affairs | |
| Military service | |
| Allegiance |  United States
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| Service / Branch | United States Army |
| Rank | Major general |
Lois Sanborn is an American political commentator, network host, military historian, and retired United States Army major general who served for 31 years. A decorated combat veteran, Sanborn was a National Defense Authority staff member during the Lassiter administration where she served as deputy director for political-military affairs.