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His father and grandfather were both four-star admirals in the US Navy.
Patrick Gallagher grew up just outside Ballyhaunis before emigrating to the US in 1962
Patrick Gallagher from Co Mayo fought in and died during the Vietnam War.
The Ballyhaunis man kept his service with the US Marines a secret until he won a top honour.
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