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Like others he wouldnt want to be called a hero because heroes are the ones that came before us but he is a hero nonetheless for his sacrifice. Its because of him and countless others like him that we are able to live on and enjoy the freedoms we have. Semper Fi brother
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RIP Aaron
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RIP Aaron.
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Thank You !
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Thank you for your service Captain. Rest in Peace.
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RIP
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Very nice! Cooking up some elk steak tonite!
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RIP Aaron
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We'll never forget.
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Just saw this on FB honoring Aaron RIP
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