<div id='name'>Waldemar Breidster 	</div>
<div id='description'><strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Waldemar &quot;Fritz&quot; Breidster</strong> moved from Milwaukee East High School to a
distinguished military career in the Army. Between those destinations,
he played football well enough to earn two-time All American honors at
West Point.<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Breidster actually started to excel at the game as a
200-pound tackle for East. He led his team to a city and state
championship in 1915. After graduation from East. Breidster played a
year at Wisconsin before receiving an appointment to West Point.<br />
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Now 230 pounds, Breidster starred at guard and earned All American
honors for Army. He was selected captain of the team and led Army to a
win over archrival Navy in 1922. Breidster went on to command the 121st
Field Artillery, 32nd Division in WWII and earned the Legion of Merit
and Oak Leaf Cluster.
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