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Elizabeth Brodeur is presented a flag during service for her father. Photo by Stuart Wong/The Gazette

Cadets from Squadron 19 salute as the casket of Maj. David Brodeur is brought to graveside at the at the USAFA cemetery, Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Photo by Stuart Wong/The Gazette

David, Jr., says his goodbye to his father Maj. David Brodeur. Photo by Stuart Wong/The Gazette

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AFA grad killed in Kabul recalled as awesome pilot, family man