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Philip F. Napoli, Brooklyn College

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Veteran Portraits

Posted on November 26, 2017 by Administrator

Frank “Paco” Arce, Marine Air wing, Vietnam.

Posted in Uncategorized, Veteran portraits | Tagged oral history, portrait

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