Stanley A. McChrystal - I had known Colonel Charlie Flynn since he was a lieutenant 23 years earlier...

Stanley A. McChrystal Zitate

I had known Colonel Charlie Flynn since he was a lieutenant 23 years earlier, and I remembered how his first child, Molly, had been born while Charlie was deployed to the first Gulf War.

Stanley A. McChrystal

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Ich hatte Colonel Charlie Flynn gekannt, seit er vor 23 Jahren Leutnant war, und ich erinnerte mich, wie sein erstes Kind, Molly, geboren worden war, als Charlie im ersten Golfkrieg eingesetzt wurde.

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