Army reservist Lynndie England sentenced in Abu Ghraib case
Army Pfc. Lynndie England, known for the Abu Ghraib photographs, receives a three year prison term at Fort Hood after being found guilty on six of seven counts of prisoner mistreatment. The verdict follows testimony and a defense claim she acted under Graner’s influence in Iraq.
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Female suicide bomber hits Iraqi army recruiting center
In Tal Afar a woman disguised as a man blew herself up at an Iraqi army recruiting center killing six recruits and wounding thirty. It marks the first known female death by own action bombing in Iraqs insurgency and underscores security challenges across the northwestern region near the Syrian border.
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