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    You are fortunate indeed to have the very sidearm carried by your father along with your personal memories it represents.Treasure and preserve it and pass it on when the time comes along with the history of your father's service. I hope the one you pass it on to appreciates it as much as you obviously do.
    Thanks for sharing.
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