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Joel and sniper partner Rich Raineri familiarizing themselves with XM-110 SASS; they were the first to use this rifle in combat in Afghanistan.
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While serving as Army sniper, Tualatin Soldier had leg amputated from...

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From a robust 208 pound Marine, after surgery and rehabilitation, Bradley weighed 128 pounds.
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Tualatin Marine severely injured in Vietnam Khe Sanh Battle, Became National...

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Smiths at 11th Airborne reunion in 2005.
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Tualatin Purple Heart recipient shot down on an Army Birddog flight...

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The young men felt invincible when standing on a glider, with a rifle in one hand and the other holding on to a helicopter strut.. As the Huey hovers between four and eight feet above the ground, Rangers throw their ruck packs (each weighing over 100 lbs.) and excess gear away from drop area, and then jump.
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Tualatin man believed events in his first Army Ranger Vietnam Long...

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Indianapolis carried atom bomb components across Pacific Ocean.
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Sinking of Navy Heavy Cruiser USS Indianapolis Terrible Tragedy

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1957 picture of an aircraft carrier in Hong Kong.
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Most fondly remembered Western Pacific Memory for American sailors, for over...

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Updates on “Fame” and “Wake Island” columns More on TV star...

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Tualatin’s Pearl Harbor Survivor “Monty” Montague died on Fourth of July

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Few Aware that Japanese Assaulted Wake Island Just Hours after the...

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Tualatin Life Columnist Dale Potts had active role in four months...

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