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Subject: G Unit 44-45 Author: Chris Montagna [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:48:21 03/13/09 Fri In reply to: Harold P. Seeber 's message, "Boot camp photo" on 09:37:40 03/05/09 Thu Hi, One of my father's best friends was in G Unit. I spoke with him last week and he is doing well. After "boots" he went on to serve aboard the USS Hazel, a net tender out of Boston. I am writing a book about my father and the young men in his neighborhood who went off to serve during WWII. Seems many of then were in the Navy. It has been an incredible journey piecing the history together. Cheers, Chris [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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