Juan Valer
Peruvian military personnel (1958-1997)
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Juan Valer
Peruvian military personnel (1958-1997)
Juan Alfonso Valer Sandoval (September 1, 1958 — April 22, 1997) was a Lieutenant colonel of the Peruvian Army who served as a member of Chavín de Huántar Command, a unit of the Peruvian Armed Forces created in response to the Japanese embassy hostage crisis, being killed during the military operation that successfully put an end to the siege. He was subsequently elevated to colonel and declared a national hero of Peru.
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Juan Alfonso Valer Sandoval (September 1, 1958 — April 22, 1997) was a Lieutenant colonel of the Peruvian Army who served as a member of Chavín de Huántar Command, a unit of the Peruvian Armed Forces created in response to the Japanese embassy hostage crisis, being killed during the military operation that successfully put an end to the siege. He was subsequently elevated to colonel and declared a national hero of Peru.
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