Portraits of fallen Marines from the Iraq war
The Pentagon lists 125 U S service members killed and three missing. Profiles detail Ryan Beaupre from St Anne Illinois and others including Wilfred Bellard of Lake Charles Louisiana, Michael Bitz of Ventura California, Thomas Blair of Broken Arrow Oklahoma, Jeff Bohr of Ossian Iowa, Steven Booker of Apollo Pennsylvania, Mathew Boule of Dracut Massachusetts, Henry Brown of Natchez Mississippi, Larry Brown of Jackson Mississippi, Brian Buesing of Cedar Key Florida, and others based at Fort Stewart Camp Lejeune Camp Pendleton and Fort Riley.
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Iraq
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GazetteOnline.com
St. Anne
Ryan Anthony Beaupre
Dale S. Rolen
Beaupre
Camp Pendleton
Illinois Wesleyan University
Marine Corps
Ken Klipp
Wilfred D. Bellard
Janet Brooks
Bellard
Lake Charles
Fort Stewart
Latricia
Brooks
Michael E. Bitz
Bitz
Ventura
Calif
Camp Lejeune
Janina
Joshua
Jacksonville
N.C
Christian
Brian Rory Buesing
Roger Steve
Buesing
Steve
Tom Cruise
Cedar Key
Fla
Faculty Senate votes for peaceful Iraq resolution at Iowa
The Iowa City University of Iowa Faculty Senate approved a 16 to 9 resolution urging the United States to pursue all peaceful means to resolve the Iraq conflict. President David Skorton declined to publicly take a stand, citing a desire to avoid coercive influence and to reflect the university's varied views.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
United States
Iraq
David Skorton
Skorton
Chronicle of Higher Education
Faculty Senate
Jeffrey Cox
Cox
Les Garner
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Denis
South Africa
Rob Latham
Latham
Briefer debate on bringing Abbas to U.S. for murder trial
The Bush administration weighs whether to transfer terrorist Abul Abbas to the United States for trial over the 1985 murder of American Leon Klinghoffer. Officials say Abbas could provide intelligence, with legal questions unresolved and Italy seeking extradition.
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Bush
Abul Abbas
United States
Italy
Abbas
Palestinian Authority
Clinton Abbas
U.S
Saddam Hussein
John Norton Moore
Center For National Security Law
University of Virginia
Palestinian Liberation Front
Leon Klinghoffer
Mediterranean Sea
Iowa Guard Troops Headed to Persian Gulf
Nearly 50 members of the 1555th Quartermaster Detachment based in Dubuque depart for the Persian Gulf. The Iowa National Guard 106th Aviation unit from Mount Joy also sails with 100 soldiers and Chinook helicopters. Fort McCoy officials could not specify stationing for the Dubuque unit, which specializes in water purification. Mount Joy unit left Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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Marines’ suicide crisis spurs prevention push during war
The article notes Pfc James R Dillon Jr a 19 year old Marine who took his life before the Iraq war began as part of a broader defense push to curb death by own action. It discusses rising personal crisis reports in 2001 and the Marine Corps response including a suicide prevention kit video and brochures highlighting warning signs and help options.
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al Blair
Blair
Broken Arrow
Okla
Cherry Point
N.C
Booker
Apollo
Iraq
James R. Dillon Jr
Dillon
Pennsylvania
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U.S
Marine Corps
James L. Jones
Corps
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