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A Soldier's Final Journey Home....
From TIME magazine; "A year after the U.S. lifted the ban on media coverage of the return of dead service members, a rare glimpse into the last journey of a fallen soldier."
Photos: A Soldier's Final Journey Home - Photo Essays - TIME
Whatever your opinions are about the war and foreign policies etc. it really all comes down to in the end that a mother, a father, a wife and a son are without a son a husband, and a Dad.
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thank you Casil for posting this. I love how the photographs capture the human element without being intrusive or over doing it.
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Thanks, well done and too bad they made the Americans face the consequences of war so late in it. The ban was wrong and the MSM was compliant in this travesty. Great they are facing the real face of war, about time.
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