Father Lawrence Lynch: The ‘Cyclone’ of the Fighting 69th
Chaplain Father Lawrence Edward Lynch was one of those who lived and died while fulfilling his duties in the chaotic warzone.
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Chaplain Father Lawrence Edward Lynch was one of those who lived and died while fulfilling his duties in the chaotic warzone.
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