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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 2003

Page

5

Protest over Confederate flag removals at Missouri sites

Confederate groups and others gathered at the governor’s mansion to protest the removal of flags at the Confederate Memorial Historic Site near Higginsville and Fort Davidson Historic Site near Pilot Knob. Speakers condemned the decision as political while Gov. Holden and Dem presidential candidate Gephardt faced criticism.

Missouri Jefferson City Governor's Mansion Higginsville Fort Davidson Pilot Knob John Wolfe Wolfe Steve Mahfood Department of Natural Resources Dick Gephardt

Pilots in mistaken bombing case cite poor allied troop intel

At Barksdale Air Force Base Col. David Nichols testified that information on coalition troop locations in Afghanistan was basically nonexistent last spring when two Air Force pilots dropped a 500 pound bomb on Canadian soldiers, killing four. He said he warned superiors the pilots needed better friendlies data and described the bombers as highly capable pilots facing intense restrictions. The hearing examines involuntary manslaughter and related charges against Majs. Schmidt and Umbach, who may face up to 64 years in prison if convicted.

Barksdale Air Force Base Afghanistan Air Force David Nichols Nichols Harry Schmidt William Umbach Illinois National Guard Schmidt Umbach Richard Anderson II Anderson

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