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June 12th, 2007 @ 6:07 am
The Washington Post has an amazing interview / account of a Navy SEAL who was ambushed in Afghanistan by Taliban fighters a couple years ago. He was the only member of his team to survive. It’s a moving story and well worth a quiet read.
As we go about our daily, menial lives, a parallel world of war plays host to tragedy and heroism, betrayal and loyalty. We’re indebted to the journalists who give us the occasional peek.
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