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Fort Hood - 1st Lt. Elizabeth Kraft, an Army Reserve Soldier with the 316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), based out of Coraopolis, Pa., shoots her M4 carbine at popup targets during qualification at Fort Hood, Tx., Oct. 9, 2016.

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Where Would America Be If It Never Invaded Saddam Hussein's Iraq?

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Why Did a Decorated Member of U.S. Air Force Intelligence Defect to Iran?

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The Time a Decorated Air Force Pilot Defected to Iran

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A-10 Warthogs Laid Waste to 23 Iraqi Tanks During the Operation Desert Storm

The Iraq War's First Living Medal of Honor Recipient Recalls His Fight for Survival

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They Fought Against Each Other in Iraq. A Decade Later, They Met for Tea

When U.S. Navy F-14 Tomcats Attacked Saddam Hussein’s Presidential Yacht

Trillions of Dollars Saved: What if America Never Invaded Iraq?

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A U.S. Navy Battleship Could Have Been Sunk During the First Gulf War

This One Paragraph Tells Us How Wrong the Pentagon Was About Invasion of Iraq

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What a Difference 16 Years Doesn't Make in Iraq: We Asked the Experts

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Report: Iran Killed 600 U.S. Soldiers in the Iraq War

Trillions of Dollars Down the Drain: 5 Wars America Never Should Have Fought

U.S. Representative Walter Jones (L) (R-NC), meets with Gold Star and Military Families in his Capitol Hill office in Washington, D.C., June 15, 2005. Seated are (L-R) Dianne Davis Santorello, mother of Lt. Neil Santorello; Celeste Zappala, mother of Sgt.

Remembering the Life of Walter Jones

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