Alleged Post-War Service
There are many stories circulating that Rafael Boban survived the war, and fled Croatia. One such story asserts that he fled to the United States via Argentina. Here, he served with the United States Army during the Korean War. Some claim he was killed here, while others say he lost his hand or arm. Those who claim that he survived say that he served in Vietnam, and retired to Ireland. As of yet there is no evidence to support these claims. Due to the turbulent nature of post-war Yugoslavia, it is unlikely that we will ever know for certain his fate.
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