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    A WWII Woman Veteran Speaks Up
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    by ruralart  10-27-2008   
     Amazing woman.
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    Faces of the Dead
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    by ruralart  7-27-2008   
     Interactive NY Times site featuring each US soldier killed to date. I could not get it to clip anything except the headline.
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    Photographs of War... or Not?
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    by ruralart  7-26-2008    2
     What a complicated issue.... I can see the military wanting to preserve security and honor the memory of their dead; I can see families not wanting to be traumatized by photos of their loved ones; but I think about all we are still learning from photographs of WWI and WWII... and if there are no photos of the Iraq war, where will that leave historians of the future? Most of the WWI and WWII photographs were taken by military photographers assigned to document the actions. I wonder if there are still military photographers documenting todays "wars"?
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    Vietnam Hoaxes caused America to bomb its own troops
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    by ruralart  1-10-2008   
     This is pretty upsetting....
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    War in Afghanistan - lessons learned
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    by ruralart  1-2-2008   
     By a local reporter, who is base in Afghanistan and home now on break. His take on what is going on, what he has learned, and where things are going. Interesting.
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    WWII Prisoners at Stalag Luft I
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    by ruralart  12-28-2007   
     Fascinating web site by a family whose father was a POW there. Lots of research, photos, poetry, art, and much more. Really well done!
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    Vietnam Memories Preserved by Indian Artist
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    by ruralart  11-1-2007   
     Intriguing modernization of a traditional honoring form, used to memorialize American Indian veterans of the Vietnam War. Now in the Smithsonian. Unfortunately, the site does not include a photo of the art work.....a pity. Sounds fascinating.
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    Veteran's Benefits - after WWI
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    by ruralart  10-29-2007   
     And we still can't get it right today. Some things never change. How sad that these folks who fight for their country - and other countries - can't get the benefits they deserve and were promised.
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