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    Since I was talking about US forces the Non US use is not applicable.
    Also since MACV- SOG was predominately an SF operation - at least it sure was when I was there, I've only known/met 2 or 3 guys who were not SF - my comment stands.
    I don't consider/include the company since they were not a "military" operation.
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