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The project raised $22 million from U.S. veterans organizations and the South Korean government.
The post Wall Of Remembrance At Korean War Veterans Memorial
November 11, 2021
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The project raised $22 million from U.S. veterans organizations and the South Korean government.
The post Wall Of Remembrance At Korean War Veterans Memorial
Film premiere of “The Will to See” challenges Americans to re-engage with the world’s dangerous, desperate places.
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Soldier who falsely claimed an Iraqi bomb had left him paraplegic now faces up to 20 years in jail.
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Secretive collaborative effort leads to safe evacuation of judges, singers, activists, journalists, scientists and cyclists.
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Guinea is the latest African country to experience a coup, its third since independence in 1958.
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US infantryman hopes to tracking down the children he snapped as the Allies invaded Italy.
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Kanu is demanding $12 million from the Nigerian government for his June arrest and for Kenya to repatriate him to the UK.
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President’s assassination, earthquake, tropical storm and gang violence leave the country in chaos.
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