20 Years Later: 9/11 Attacks Spark NorCal Brothers' Determination To Fight War On Terror
Several years after the attack on 9/11, a set of brothers in Northern California would sign up to fight for their country—but only one would make it back alive.
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Several years after the attack on 9/11, a set of brothers in Northern California would sign up to fight for their country—but only one would make it back alive.
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