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Locals angered by a land dispute catch Gunny by surprise while he is transporting a prisoner, ambushing both of them before the 67-year-old private can face a court-martial.
Locals angered by a land dispute catch Gunny by surprise while he is transporting a prisoner, ambushing both of them before the 67-year-old private can face a court-martial.
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