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Bangkok clashes result in 21 deaths among army and protesters

Bangkok - A violent clash between army and protesters last night left 4 army personnel dead and 17 red-shirt demonstrators. Finally, the army was forced to retreat and even left several tanks behind in the streets of the old city.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen

14 Americans Killed in Helicopter Mishaps

One helicopter was shot down and two collided in midair in Afghanistan overnight leaving fourteen Americans, eleven military personnel and 3 civilians, dead.
In the Media by Bob Gordon

U.S. soldier casualities rise sharply in Iraq

U.S. troops based in Iraq faced an increase in the amount of casualties in May. This is the biggest surge in numbers since September 2008.
In the Media by Jane Fazackarley - 6 comments

Nine American Soldiers Killed in Latest Attack on US Base in Afganistan

Reportedly the deadliest attack in three years, nine US soldiers are killed and fifteen wounded in this latest attack in Afganistan.
In the Media by Sheba - 2 comments

Op-Ed: 4,000 U.S. dead in Iraq, and the media's role in war reporting

The BBC has done an article, “Iraq shows limits of US power”. It’s by an editor/ correspondent who’s been in Iraq since the invasion. As a military analysis, it’s fairer than most. It also highlights the media’s role in Iraq as a global issue.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 17 comments

American Casualties: The Price of Success in Iraq

As America welcomes reports of a decreased amount of violence in Iraq, the military is faced with a grim reality that the amount of deaths of American Troops in Iraq is at a high.
In the Media by Samantha A. Torrence - 79 comments

How Will We Care For Our Wounded? The Terrifying Plight of the US Soldier

We hear the death count every day. 3,500 US soldiers have died in Iraq. But what of the wounded? Those maimed, burned, broken and mentally damaged, whose numbers now exceed 35,000 and rising. How will we care for all of our disabled veterans?
In the Media by Pamela Jean - 5 comments
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Gunter Grass and the Spirit of a New Germany

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Atrocities are Good, Massacres are even Better!

In 1979, during my first year of compulsory service in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), I was assigned to a unit of the...
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Kosovo Referendum Prepares the Ground for Tripartite Approach

Ethnic Serbs living in northern Kosovo - municipalities of Zubin Potok, Zvecan, northern Mitrovica and Leposavic - have...
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When thinking of history, it is easy to ponder all the subjects well-known, especially that which is part of legend and...
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