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    Last of the 'Aztec Eagles': Retired Mexican Air Force Col. Carlos Garduno, WWII Pilot, Says Only 10 Remain [Image 2 of 2]

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    Last of the 'Aztec Eagles': Retired Mexican Air Force Col. Carlos Garduno, WWII Pilot, Says Only 10 Remain

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    10.21.2003

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    Retired Mexican air force Col. Carlos Garduno, World War II "Aztec Eagles" pilot, said only 10 of more than 300 Mexican men who volunteered to fight alongside Americans during the war are still alive. Photo by Rudi Williams

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    Date Taken: 10.21.2003
    Date Posted: 07.04.2025 02:05
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    VIRIN: 031021-D-D0439-9018
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