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Band_of_Brothers_101st Twitterissä: "Christenson then jumped into The Netherlands in Sep, 1944, as part of Operation Market Garden. He later fought through the Battle of the Bulge (where he was slightly wounded, but
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Band_of_Brothers_101st on Twitter: "Remembering Technical Sergeant Burton Paul "Pat" Christenson on his birthday. Pat served with Easy Co, 506th PIR, from it's beginning at Camp Toccoa, Georgia, in 1942, through DDay, and
Band_of_Brothers_101st on Twitter: "Remembering Technical Sergeant Burton Paul "Pat" Christenson on his birthday. Pat served with Easy Co, 506th PIR, from it's beginning at Camp Toccoa, Georgia, in 1942, through DDay, and
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Band_of_Brothers_101st on Twitter: "Remembering Technical Sergeant Burton Paul "Pat" Christenson on his birthday. Pat served with Easy Co, 506th PIR, from it's beginning at Camp Toccoa, Georgia, in 1942, through DDay, and
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Band_of_Brothers_101st on Twitter: "Remembering Technical Sergeant Burton Paul "Pat" Christenson on his birthday. Pat served with Easy Co, 506th PIR, from it's beginning at Camp Toccoa, Georgia, in 1942, through DDay, and
