Chief Defense Line Now on Foreign Soil
Washington reports a shift in U S defense posture as foreign states demand a say in US troop deployments. Bases from Iceland to Saudi Arabia face renegotiation and potential price demands as deterrence and response options hinge on international approval and political shifts.
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Iceland
Morocco
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Dhahran
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Russia
Britain
Western Europe
Wheelus Field
Tripoli
Guam
Okinana
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War Ends at Last Motherhood Regained
The war ends for Mrs Hildegarde Wingert after a 12 year wait to reclaim her son Wolfgang Niedergesachs. A Polish hospital worker aided by Baltimore attorney George Hofferbert and Rep Edward Garmatz navigated Red Cross and diplomatic channels through the Iron Curtain. Wolfgang, now 15, arrives in Baltimore as his mother describes the moment with shaking hands and renewed family joy.
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Hildegarde Wingert
Wingert
Niedergesaess
Breslau
Oder
Wolfgang
Hamburg
Red Cross
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Wroclaw
Breslin
Wolfgang Niedergesachs
George Hofferbert
Hofferbert
Edward A. Garmatz
D-Md
Szperlinski
Poland
The
Woolson Death Ends Last GAR Entry in Jamestown
Albert Woolson died in Duluth Minnesota ending the Grand Army of the Republic records. The Jamestown GAR headquarters closed its files with Woolson's death and will send flags badges and seal to the Library of Congress. Miss Cora E. Gillis GAR secretary completed the final entry.
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Albert Woolson
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Woolson
Cora E. Gillis
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Gillis
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Duuth
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