A True War Hero.  Was an officer in the Russo- Japanese war and saved thousands of lives.

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A True War Hero

 Was an officer in the Russo- Japanese war and saved thousands of lives.

 Won the noble peace prize in 1906 for his role in the treaty of Portsmouth and as the president of the United States of America.

Smart By having tactics to defeat the enemy and pushing them back from taking control of an important place to win the war.

Hopeful Theodore Roosevelt led his troops to victory even though he was saverley out numbered,and some of his generals said not to move on but to stay back.

 "Roosevelt, Theodore." Nobel Prize Winners Biography Reference Bank. Web. 11 Mar  Anonymous, Spanish American war, Cercal 1898, AP images.org,Friday September  Anonymous, Theodore Roosevelt, Monday March19, AP images.org, Wednesday June 27.