“Those guys do amazing things,” said Adam Deragisch, 30, of Los Angeles. “It gave me a huge sensꦡe of pride.”
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But José Quintana — who lost two brothers and aꦜ cou💝sin inside the World Trade Center’s north tower — couldn’t bear to look at the exhibit.
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The mꦗuseum describes the half-zip combat shirt only as a garment worn by a SEAL Team Six member who took part in the May 2011 operation to kill bin Laden, but sources have told The Post it belonged to the hero who actually fired the fatal shots.
