U.S. leaves Iraq material that may still be needed
Washington Post - Mon Dec 7, 12:22 am ETEven as military scrambles to support an Afghan troop surge, it is donating equipment worth tens of millions of dollars to the Iraqi government.
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Local vet recalls infamous Pearl Harbor attack
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Mon Dec 7, 12:44 am ETHarris to exchange stories about attack on 68th anniversary
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Pearl Harbor: A country in shock
The Southern Illinoisan - Mon Dec 7, 12:40 am ET7 December, 1941.
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Vets hope ‘infamy’ will endure
Muskogee Phoenix - Mon Dec 7, 12:36 am ETArea veterans say Monday’s observance of Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day offers the opportunity to reflect on the tragic loss of life. But, it also is a cautionary tale to be prepared so history won’t be repeated.
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Veterans, teachers at odds with student mural
The State Journal-Register - Mon Dec 7, 12:32 am ETCHATHAM — As she approaches her last semester of high school, Glenwood senior Clare Arentzen says she’s learned a valuable art-versus-history lesson through a mural she designed that was inspired by a famous wartime photograph.
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How to develop Afghan leaders?
Washington Post - Sun Dec 6, 12:00 am ETMichael Maccoby is an anthropologist and psychoanalyst globally recognized as an expert on leadership. He is the author of "The Leaders We Need: And What Makes Us Follow."
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Senior couple lose thousands of dollars in series of scams
Island Packet - Mon Dec 7, 12:20 am ETPatricia Tackes thought she had hit it big.After the 83-year-old Hilton Head Island resident appli
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On Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, veterans think about what could have been
The Patriot-News - Mon Dec 7, 12:14 am ETView full size Ann Foster, The Patriot-News Pearl Harbor survivor Joseph Lockard lives in Lower Paxton Township.
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Second permit needed for North Myrtle Beach area dredging plan
The Myrtle Beach Sun News - Sun Dec 6, 10:50 pm ETNorth Myrtle Beach received a state permit to move forward with a dredging project in the Cherry Grove area, but will not be issued a second required permit until a debate over channel ownership is settled.
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Cox: Will file suit to stop Asian carp
WOOD TV 8 Grand Rapids - Sun Dec 6, 10:50 pm ETMichigan Attorney General Mike Cox announced Sunday he will file a federal lawsuit to force the closure of locks on a canal southwest of Chicago to prevent invasive Asian carp from entering the Great Lakes.
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Lesbian Who Fled Army Opens Legal Ground in Canada
Women's eNews - 1 hour 14 minutes agoVANCOUVER, British Columbia (WOMENSENEWS)--For months, Pvt. Bethany Smith silently endured taunts and physical abuse from her fellow soldiers at Fort Campbell, Ky., for being a lesbian. But when she received an anonymous note one day with a threat against her life, Smith decided she had to get out of the Army. read more
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Personal effects of soldier killed in WWII reach his brother 65 years later
The Muskegon Chronicle - Sun Dec 6, 10:39 pm ETHart resident Pfc. Frank Shagonabe was killed in Luxembourg during World War II. It was 65 years before his brother, Harlin, was able to see the few personal effects he left behind. • Muskegon was the 'Arsenal of Democracy' during World War II
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Witness to history: Gooding man recalls seeing Pearl Harbor attack in person
The Times-News - 1 hour 26 minutes agoDavid Ray Roessler was there. The Gooding resident, now 88, isnow one of a handful of Magic Valley residents who actuallywitnessed the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that led to theU.S.’s entrance into World War II, 68 years ago.
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ERIC SHARP: Asian carp require federal effort
Detroit Free Press - Sun Dec 6, 1:34 pm ETThe Asian carp threat has been known for over a decade, and you have to wonder why the level of concern didn't increase significantly until it made the national television news.
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There at the beginning
The Pueblo Chieftain - 2 hours 1 minutes agoJapan's surprise attack on the U.S. Naval base Pearl Harbor 68 years ago today was only the beginning for Rocco Piganell.
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1st-ever USASOC sniper competition this week - Army News, news from Iraq, - Army Times
Army Times - Sun Dec 6, 10:40 am ETOnly one of 17 two-man sniper teams will be able to claim first place at the end of a week-long sniper competition at Fort Bragg, N.C., the first of its kind to be held by the U.S. Army Special Operations Command.
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