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Veteran tells of hero's death Talks at Military Honors Day By Mark FischenichFree Press Staff Writer Or they can think about the veteran at the fireworks display tonight. There’s a reason they sometimes flinch when the shells burst, McLaughlin said, or why they might have a tear in their eye.
“Memories from a long time ago continue for many who served in the military,” he said. “The explosions, the colors, all the noise, the concussions are almost identical.” 
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