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Saturday Ceremony Dedicates Paver Stone to Fallen 4th Brigade Combat Team Soldiers

'Fury From the Sky' Families and Soldiers gathered at the Airborne & Special Operations Museum.

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Battle Co, 1-508th PIR unveiled and set a memorial stone in honor of SPC Sam Watts, SPC Ben Neal and SPC Jarrod Lallier at Fayetteville's Airborne & Special Operations Museum.

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