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At First Light: A True World War II Story of a Hero, His Bravery, and an Amazing Horse
“The combat experiences of Phil Larimore, as captured by his son in this terrific and inspirational book, are a testament to the grit and fortitude of a generation who really knew the meaning of duty and personal sacrifice for the greater good.” — Flint Whitlock, former U.S. Army captain and editor of WWII Quarterly magazine Colorado Springs CO, November 18, 2022 — Like many children growing up in the 1950s and ’60s, Walt Larimore wanted his dad to have been a hero. “I wondered because he had pictures of generals in his office that were personalized and autographed; he had shadow boxes of medals; but he never talked about it,” Walt Larimore…
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