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[QUOTE="TheChamps990411, post: 3562187, member: 662"] I remember like 15 years ago at Guiffrieda park seeing an old guy sitting on a bench just enjoying the weather so i went over and sat down and started talking with him. He revealed he served in the pacific fixing planes and i thanked him for his service and being one of the many heroes who helped save the world and he appreciated it but said he was no hero. The heroes were the men who fought and those who died. He said he never engaged in combat and "just fixed planes so boys could fight". I still respectfully disagree. He was a hero in my eyes. [/QUOTE]
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