Fallened Marine Adam Wolff is laid to rest homecoming
Marine Lance Cpl. Adam Wolff 25 of Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa died June 20 in Afghanistan. His body was escorted home by Patriot Guard Riders from The Eastern Iowa Airport to Ottumwa, with services at the Bridge View Center beginning at 1 p.m. Tolling flags marked the homecoming as riders traveled 227 miles to join the procession.
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Gallery of photos honors fallen Marine Lance Cpl Adam Wolff
Online gallery features images from Saturday procession honoring Marine Lance Cpl Adam Wolff with memorial scenes and attendees referenced. viewer link provided for full collection.
Battle to retake Tikrit continues in Iraq
Iraqi Army units backed by Shiite militias clash with ISIS in Tikrit for a second day as government forces push toward a north south highway to Baghdad. Thousands flee as fighting intensifies with claims of ISIS retreat and contested control of Tikrit University and surrounding areas.
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Benghazi suspect Ahmed Khattala pleads not guilty
Libyan militant Ahmed Khattala appeared in a Washington court to plead not guilty to a one count indictment linked to the 2012 Benghazi attack. He faces life in prison on the primary charge with possible death penalty on a separate count, and additional charges are expected.
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