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American Sniper: The Autobiography Of The Most Lethal Sniper

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American Sniper: The Autobiography of the most lethal sniper in U.S. Military History. Christopher Scott, Chris, Kyle was a legend for all who know his story. Could you imagine leaving your country for a dangerous war zone that could potentially result in you coming home in a casket? Most likely thats a no, considering now only one percent of the population serves in the Unites States Armed Forces. Chris Kyle has been a big part of what convinces me to serve in the military, and serve with pride.
When I was eight years old I witnessed my brother graduate high school, and sign his life to the United States Marine Corps. I was lost without my brother by my side, wondering if he was ever going to come back alive, just like Chris’s little brother
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