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Last activity 24 November 2022 by Jaack McMahon

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Jaack McMahonMember24 November 2022 23:11:44

I have dual citizenship IRELAND & USA. Looking to live in France near the Med. Coast region. Want warmer weather with a slower lifestyle. I am receiving US Social Security benefits and Medicare now. Will I still get them if I relocate to France?

Looking to rent near Nice, Antibes or Marseilles. I am looking to rent first and buy if the area and prices are right. I think I can learn the language and not be a snob who refuses to become a part of the community.

My uncle is buried at St Avold US Military Cemetary and would like to visit there. His grave has never been visited by my family. He was my father's younger brother and was killed Jan 7, 1945 . As a veteran myself, I would appreciate a visit by family if that were me.

Any tips or info would be appreciated.

Regards,

JACK

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