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Omar T. Hawkins II declared that he would continue training his soldiers to seek out lesser men and make them know fear, and that he would continue to fight when others faltered and grew weary of their duty. He also firmly affirmed his belief in his Constitution, saying that he believed it applied to all humanity, not just America. He was killed in action on October 14, 2004.
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