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US military crash that killed 6 troops in Iraq included 33-year-old father of three: ‘A really good dad’

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A 33-year-old Alabama father of three has been identified as one of the six service members killed when an Air Force refueling aircraft crashed in Iraq, his devastated brother-in-law confirmed.

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