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Jul 16, 2014

Pfc. William Faulkner, a World War II veteran, handed out signed copies of The Flags of Our Fathers to Marines during a meet and greet with poolees from Recruiting Sub-station Aurora, Recruiting Station Chicago, July 12.

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Pfc. William Faulkner, a World War II veteran, handed out signed copies of The Flags of Our Fathers to Marines during a meet and greet with poolees from Recruiting Sub-station Aurora, Recruiting Station Chicago, July 12.
140701-M-ZF562-009.JPG Photo By: Sgt. Whitney Frasier

Jul 16, 2014
Glenview, IL - Pfc. William Faulkner, a World War II veteran, handed out signed copies of The Flags of Our Fathers to Marines during a meet and greet with poolees from Recruiting Sub-station Aurora, Recruiting Station Chicago, July 12.


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