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Marian Aleido

Filipino brigadier-general

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About Marian Aleido

Marian Aleido was a Filipino soldier and lawyer.

Marian Aleido is a retired Filipino brigadier-general and former Judge Advocate General of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

Career Marian Aleido was awarded a degree in law from the University of the East in 1979. When she joined the army in 1984 she became the first female lawyer to join the Armed Forces of the Philippines. In 1993 Aleido was appointed chief legal officer in the Office of the Inspector General and simultaneously deputy chief of the armed force's Office of Ethical Standards and Public Accountability.

Aleido was appointed Judge Advocate General in July 2012, the first woman to hold the position.

Aleido retired in 2014 after reaching 30 years service and received a testimonial parade.

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University of the East

Frequently asked questions

Who was Marian Aleido?

Filipino brigadier-general

What was Marian Aleido's occupation?

Marian Aleido was a soldier and lawyer.

What nationality was Marian Aleido?

Marian Aleido was Filipino.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Marian Aleido

· Wikidata: Q44147293

· DBpedia: Marian Aleido

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