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The Good Soldier

Source: International Herald Tribune

Fallujah : Iraq | 2 months ago

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Most everyone, at least in the United States, is familiar with the basic facts: Tillman, a free-thinking, hard-hitting safety for the Arizona Cardinals , walked away from a multimillion-dollar contract after 9/11 to enlist in the Army . He joined an elite unit, the Rangers, and was killed on April 22,...

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Most famous combat veteran in Afghanistan was an atheist

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Lt. Colonel Kauzlarich in a magazine interview about the family of the soldier Pat Tillman who was killed in Afghanistan by 'friendly fire' stated, There is not a whole lot of trust in the system or faith in the system [by the Tillmans]. So that is my personal opinion, knowing what I know." This was in regards to the lack of religious belief of ...

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News Source: East Valley Tribune | 2 months ago

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The Good Soldier

News Source: International Herald Tribune | 2 months ago

Most everyone, at least in the United States, is familiar with the basic facts: Tillman, a free-thinking, hard-hitting safety for the Arizona Cardinals , walked away from a multimillion-dollar contract after 9/11 to enlist in the Army . He joined an...
Reasons to rethink the word hero

News Source: Nogales International | 2 months ago

MDT I’m guilty�”and I will be guilty in the future. Every once in a while, though, the record needs to be set straight...And, in the world of sport, no one seems to define the tragic day of 9/11 better than Pat Tillman.