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and Straight Talk with the Guys in the Community. Hey, what's going on? This is Rad, your host for Soft Rep Radio, and I have a super cool guest today.

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Now, this next guest is kind of like a fun, sad story to talk about, okay? Because it happened

50-something years ago, but it's still very fresh to my guest, Abigail Barreto, who, it goes

by Abby.

And so welcome to our show, Abby.

Thank you so much for having me today. Thank you.

And not to just jump the gun, but I mean, it happened about 50 years ago what we're going to talk about.

And that is the ring in the mountain, the story of your father and his, I don't want to call it a training accident,

but please go ahead and go into a little bit more detail about what we're going to talk about.

Okay, well, at the core of this is a story about a daughter meeting her father for the first time

possibly through the lens of those who knew them.

So back in 1972, during a NATO training mission, first time posthum through the lens of those who knew them.

So back in 1972, during a NATO training mission,

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