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Send Gary a Message In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing my father, Allan Dillon, during his recent trip to Virginia. While here, I convinced him to let me interview him about growing up in Arlington, Virginia, to his over 30 year career with the United States Secret Service. Hired during the Kennedy administration in the early 60's, he was based out of Washington D.C. and Miami, Florida, working criminal cases and serving on various Presidential and other protective details u...
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