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I also found this kinda neat...he was there for the liberation of Dachau, and was with Green Berets, as well as the French Foreign Legion, and also was in Vietnam....
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Capt Daniel Goodman
Enjoy...I'd known about the Navy and Vietnam aspect, though not the French Foreign Legion part, I'd kinda expected in reading it, that, given he'd been in Vietnam, that he'd likely have spent time with Green Berets, certainly, however, French Foreign Legion I did certainly find surprising, as well as him having been at Dachau when it was liberated, I think from the uniform, he might've been Army at one point, I thought I saw him dressed as Army, if I can, I'll look up hat aspect if I get a chance, maybe he intersvcd to Navy, I might've gotten that aspect wrong, I'm uncertain at the moment, in any event, enjoy, also, I'd seen the contact link you'd sent, as well, much appreciated, obviously....
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Using Puffin browser on the tablet I'm on, I was able to open the main page, I couldn't see the historical page I'd sent in anywhere, it might've been taken down, or possibly been a further subpage, I couldn't tell immediately...sometimes, some browsers show different features of a page, I also find...then again, the author might've taken down the page, possibly, or it might be outdated for whatever reason, sometimes, Google will archive a page as well in webcrawling, I sometimes use the that archived page feature to bring up a page that's been taken off a server, or is no longer reachable conventionally, you might see such an archived downward triangle arrow to the right of a hypertext listing in doing a Google search, just hit the downward triangle, and sometimes, if one is fortunate, a cached link to such an archived page shows up....
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