Army starlwart calls it a day after more than five decades/ Judith Martin

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MARTIN Judith

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In: Army News, Issue 556, September 2024, pg. 16-17Summary: This article is a touching story of how Gary Shaw joined the army at a young age of 16 with ambitions to serve in South Vietnam.

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This article is a touching story of how Gary Shaw joined the army at a young age of 16 with ambitions to serve in South Vietnam.

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