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An absolute legend, Super Dave Harrington, has passed 🇺🇸 "He was a retired senior weapons instructor from the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare School at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. He spent 23 years in the Army, the last 16 of which serving as a Special Forces NCO. He qualified... show more

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John spent his entire 20-year Naval career in the Naval Special Warfare Community. After serving in leadership positions at SEAL Teams Three, Ten, Four, and SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team Two he earned an assignment to Joint Special Operations Command's Naval Special Warfare Development Group. Throughout multiple combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, he led our Nation’s most elite special mission units on hundreds of direct-action combat missions. Among other awards, he has earned four Bronze Stars with Valor, and two Presidential Unit Citations.

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