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Leon JohnsonFrench shooter
Date of Birth: 28.02.1876
Country:  France |
Content:
- Henri Johnson: A Legendary French Shooter
- Early Olympic Appearances
- Stockholm Olympics
- Antwerp Olympics: Medals and Accolades
- World Championships and Other Honors
Henri Johnson: A Legendary French Shooter
Henri Johnson was an exceptional French marksman who left an indelible mark on the world of shooting sports. His exceptional talent propelled him to the pinnacle of the Olympic stage, where he showcased his unmatched skills.
Early Olympic Appearances
Johnson's Olympic journey began at the 1908 London Games, where he competed in four different disciplines. He demonstrated his versatility by finishing third in the team 300-meter rifle event and eighth individually. In the small-bore 25-meter rifle competition, he secured 10th and 21st positions in the moving and disappearing target categories, respectively.
Stockholm Olympics
At the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, Johnson continued to excel, claiming fourth place in two team competitions and fifth place individually. His best individual performance was a commendable 10th-place finish in the 50-meter pistol event.
Antwerp Olympics: Medals and Accolades
Johnson's final Olympic appearance at Antwerp in 1920 proved to be his most successful. He achieved two silver medals in the 300-meter rifle prone event, both individually and as a team. Additionally, he secured fourth place, four fifth places, and one sixth place in various competitions.
World Championships and Other Honors
Beyond his Olympic feats, Johnson also achieved remarkable success at the world championships. He claimed six silver and six bronze medals, further solidifying his reputation as one of the greatest shooters of his time.
