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On foot, from necessity or in deference

On foot, from necessity or in deference to his dismounted commander or associates, his conduct was the same. He would stand like a rock in the open when officers and men alike had taken to cover;

Falcon Admin15 January 20251 min read
On foot, from necessity or in deference
On foot, from necessity or in deference

On foot, from necessity or in deference to his dismounted commander or associates, his conduct was the same. He would stand like a rock in the open when officers and men alike had taken to cover;

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