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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2007
Page
11
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Whose biography would you like to read
Readers name figures they admire while offering brief notes on Les Stroud Teddy Roosevelt Shakespeare and a Kansas University student. The quotes mix personal taste with curiosity about learning sources and historical bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Stroud
Strategic communications as new Army tool at Fort Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth hosted a three day conference on strategic communications as a modern warfare tool. Lt Gen Caldwell IV described shaping perceptions and messaging as crucial while engaging nonstate adversaries and noting media engagement is now part of battlefield operations. He highlighted openness, timely updates, and use of online media like YouTube to convey military goals. He also travels to Dubai for Arabic media outreach and stresses integrating media with planning.
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Fort Leavenworth
U.S
Normandy
Pacific
Adrian Lewis
University of North Texas
Vietnam
Persian Gulf
Bosnia
Haiti
Somalia
Panama
William Caldwell IV
Caldwell
Combat Studies Institute
Iraq
82Nd Airborne Division
Dubai
Opened up Iraq war messaging to counter insurgency
Caldwell urged rapid declassification to share the U.S. side in Iraq and counter insurgent propaganda. He tied openness to new counterinsurgency doctrine stressing population needs and dialogue over force, while warning of terrorist claims of a Christian crusade. He urged clarifying American aims to Iraqis and avoiding colonization perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fort Leavenworth
U.S
Caldwell
America
Bush
Iraq
Lawrence city celebrates t day with Gaslite Gang reunion
Lawrence residents gathered for a city wide t day celebration spotlighting the Lawrence City Band. High School and Free State bands joined on stage with the Gaslite Gang reuniting for a one night show orchestrated by Paul Gray and Foster. Fans praised the event as a vivid reflection of Lawrence culture and musical heritage.
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Lawrence
Lawrence City Band
Lawrence High School
Free State High School
Barbara Lacks
South Park
Bob Lauschman
Donna
Gaslite Gang
Lauschmans
Paul Gray
Foster
Bysom
Traffic pressures rise near Free State High School
Parents and district officials discuss growing traffic around Free State High School as development and a planned Wal Mart raise congestion. Calls for new exits and signals face space limits near athletic fields and intersections at Folks Road Overland Drive Wakarusa Drive.
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Free State
Gammill
Renee Morel
Morel
Folks Road
Overland Drive
Peterson Road
Wakarusa Drive
Dahnert
Wal-Mart
Sixth Street
Kansas Department of Transportation and
David Woosley
Lhs
John Henry/Journal-World Photo
Free State High School
Answers Sought in Son's Death in Iraq
David Finch seeks details seven weeks after Kansas Army National Guard Sgt. Courtney Finch, 27, of Leavenworth, died July 24 from non combat related injuries in Iraq. He cites delayed cause of death andInvestigates with a private investigator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Watson
Kansas National Guard
David Finch
Courtney Finch
Finch
Karzai to Speak at Kansas State University London Lecture
Afghan President Hamid Karzai will deliver a London Lecture at K State University this month. The talk may be Sept 26 late afternoon or Sept 27 morning, depending on travel. The event is free but tickets are required and will be issued at Bramlage Coliseum.
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London
Kansas State University
Karzai
Afghanistan
Charles Reagan
U.S
Bush
Clinton
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K-State
Brarnlage Coliseum
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