Soldier with EU Spirit Returns from Iraq Front Page Photo Draws Attention
CAPT. BRAD LOUDON returned to Fort Riley after the U S invasion in March 2003 and his photo, taken by Reuters photographer Peter Andrews, appeared on the Journal World front page. Loudon described the moment, discussed the Baghdad and Al Hillah fighting, and noted ongoing Army reintegration efforts and plans to remain in the service.
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Philippines ferry blaze may not be bomb related
Abu Sayyaf identified Arnulfo Alvarado as a bomber aboard the Superferry 14 which caught fire after an explosion near Manila. Coast guard officials say there is no indication yet that a bomb caused the blaze. One body recovered. 134+ missing as police dogs checked the vessel before departure. Abu Sayyaf claim dismissed by government as propaganda.
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