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Upon his return, McCain studied at the National War College, commanded a large training squadron in Florida, and was appointed the Navy liaison to the U.S. Senate. He divorced his wife Carol in 1980 and married the former Cindy Hensley shortly thereafter.
- Where did McCain go to college?
- How many times did McCain run for president?
- Was John McCain's father an admiral in the Navy?
- Was George Washington related to McCain?
- Who is Camp McCain named after?
- How much is Cindy McCain worth?
- Who ran against John McCain?
Where did McCain go to college?
McCain underwent treatment for his injuries that included months of physical therapy. He attended the National War College at Fort McNair in Washington, D.C. during 1973–1974.
How many times did McCain run for president?
John McCain unsuccessfully ran for president twice: John McCain 2000 presidential campaign. John McCain 2008 presidential campaign.
Was John McCain's father an admiral in the Navy?
His father, John S. McCain Sr., was also an admiral in the Navy and was a naval aviator; the two were the first father-son duo to achieve four-star rank.
Was George Washington related to McCain?
George Washington's staff." John Young's ancestry has been traced to John Lamont, Baron McGorrie (the "red baron of Inverchaolain and Knockdow"; 1540–1583). According to DNA testing, Senator McCain was related through his mother to John Washington, a great-great-grandfather of President George Washington.
Who is Camp McCain named after?
Legacy. Camp McCain, an Army mobilization site near Grenada, Mississippi, was established in 1942 and named for General McCain. It was later used as a Mississippi Army National Guard training facility.
How much is Cindy McCain worth?
By 2018, McCain's net worth was estimated to be at least $200 million, with most of it still due to her share of Hensley & Co. In addition the couple owned properties in Phoenix, Sedona, the San Diego area, and in Virginia, although some properties were sold off in 2017.
Who ran against John McCain?
On November 4, 2008, McCain lost to Barack Obama in the general election, receiving 173 votes of the electoral college to Obama's 365 and gaining 46 percent of the popular vote to Obama's 53 percent.
