Families speak out on 9/11 panel recommendations
Gallop, a 33 year old who with her infant son was injured at the Pentagon, said attendees largely supported the panel's findings while some criticized the recommendations and the outspoken families who back them. Robert Hemenway of Shawnee mourns his son Ronald, and Elien Mariani of Derry questions accountability, saying officials should be blamed for failures.
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Abuse report details detainee deaths and soldier abuses at stake
The report outlines abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan including beatings by chief warrant officers during interrogations leading to Maj. Gen. Abed Mowhoush’s death. It notes unmapped higher ups approval beliefs, multiple courts martial, drownings in the Tigris, and civilian contractors accused of mistreatment amid broader Army probes.
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Condition of deserter Jenkins not serious say doctors
In Tokyo, doctors treating accused Army deserter Charles Jenkins report his condition is not serious and requires no urgent care, though further tests will guide treatment. Jenkins, 64, seeks humanitarian diplomacy as the US pursues possible court martial while he remains hospitalized after North Korea surgery disclosed by staff.
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U.S. strike near Fallujah targets suspected militants
U S forces launched a precision attack outside a Fallujah house wounding five civilians while a roadside bomb near Samarra killed two American soldiers. Muqtada al Sadr condemned beheadings by militants as a decapitated body was found on the Tigris banks. A van collision near Baghdad killed nine Iraqis and wounded ten, and a Toubechi bus attack injured eight. Maj Gen Salim Majeed Blesh was assassinated in Mosul. The U S toll since the war began reaches 902.
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