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Col Lilikoi, S.K. provides oversight of O.F.H.ARMY


Corporal Hicks of O.F.H.ARMY provides clarification of the state of war that has persisted since 1893 in the Country of Hawaii. Email ofharmy@gmail.com for more information.

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