Posts Tagged ‘Iraq’
Sunday, September 11th, 2011
Before the World Trade Center and Pentagon were attacked; before the U.S. went to war in Afghanistan and Iraq; before failed efforts by the underwear bomber, the shoe bomber and the Times Square bomber; before the Transportation Safety Administration formed and America was introduced to full body scans.
Tags: Iraq, Pentagon, Shoe Bomber, Times Square, Transportation Safety Administration, Underwear, War In Afghanistan, World Trade Center
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Tuesday, September 14th, 2010
Nearly nine months ago, President Barack Obama outlined the nature of our commitment in post-9/11 Afghanistan .
Tags: Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Challenges, Guest Commentary, Iraq, Nature, Nine Months, Rule Of Law
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Tuesday, September 7th, 2010
“They’re leaving as heroes. I want them to walk home with pride in their hearts,” declared Col. John Norris, the head of a US Army brigade in Iraq. [1]
Tags: Hearts, Heroes, Iraq, John Norris, Pride, Us Army
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Thursday, September 2nd, 2010
In addition to the vulnerable political and social stability in Iraq, the dead-end result of the Iraqi parliamentary election of March 7, 2010 added another hinder before building a sustainable government that can contain and eventually tackle the challenges facing the country.
Tags: Challenges, End Result, Iraq, Iraqi Politicians, Parliamentary Election, Social Stability, Splitting Hairs
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Tuesday, July 6th, 2010
Heroes dont stop being heroes when they leave the battlefield, no matter what they leave behind. A group of veterans from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, many having suffered physical impairments as a cost of their service, traveled through Pekin by bike Saturday while on a journey across the nation they served.
Tags: Afghanistan, Battlefield, Bikers, Heroes, Iraq, Journey, Pekin, Physical Impairments
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