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Retired U.S. Army 1st Lt. Edwin Salau, center, who suffered a leg amputation in a 2004 ambush in Iraq, gets a fist bump as fellow U.S. soldiers greet him along with six others at the Provincial Joint Coordination Center in Tikrit, Iraq, on Oct.
Idaho soldier killed in helicopter crash in Iraq
The Department of Defense announced Tuesday that an Idaho solider is one of two Army soldiers killed Sunday in a helicopter crash in Tikrit, Iraq.
Forces Arrest Terrorism Suspects in Iraq
Iraqi forces, partnered with U.S. advisors, have arrested numerous terrorism suspects in Iraq in recent days, military officials reported.
Arnold organization delivers to troops for 6th straight year
Liz Hayes can be reached via e-mail or at 724-226-4680. Arnold-based Cookies for Our Troops is mobilizing again to provide a Christmas celebration for more than 300 soldiers serving overseas.
Live Q&A, NOW: Crime in the military, motives
Nidal M. Hasan, 39, a major who had made a career in the military and was trained to treat soldiers under stress, allegedly fired a pair of pistols , one of them semiautomatic, in the soldier readiness facility, authorities said.
Fancy an adventure holiday? Post-war Iraq tries to lure more tourists
It has sun, history and a certain air of adventure. But you don't often find Iraq on the list of a holidaymakers' dream destinations.
Soldier in Iraq talks with teachers about his son's progress
By Karen Zapf , TRIBUNE-REVIEW NEWS SERVICE Wednesday, November 4, 2009 Last updated: 9:10 am Butch Frantz wants to stay on top of his children's progress in school.
New division takes over Iraq command
The 3rd Infantry Division headquarters, led by Maj. Gen. Tony Cucolo, will assume responsibility of Multi-National Division-North in Iraq during a ceremony Tuesday at Contingency Operating Base Speicher in Tikrit.
Ex-Official: Is Afghan War Worth Winning?
Matthew Hoh, the former Marine captain and foreign service official who resigned from his post in Afghanistan, says the U.S. must evolve its strategic thinking.
Saddam planned 2006 prison escape - lawyer's memoirs
AMMAN: Deposed Iraqi President Saddam Hussein planned to escape from his US-run prison in 2006 with the help of loyalists, including former bodyguards, according to a book written by one of his lawyers.
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January 29, 2009: Iraqi Orphanage Unveils ';Shoe Monument'; Honoring Insult to Bush
The Bush 'shoe monument,' unveiled at an orphanage in Tikrit. [Source: CNN] A monument to the shoes thrown at President Bush is unveiled during a ceremony at an orphanage in Tikrit, Iraq.
SIDEBAR: Boy, 11, killed in Iraqi car bombing
An 11-year-old boy was killed late Tuesday while trying to remove a bomb from his father's car in a village north of Tikrit, police told the German Press Agency dpa.
So far this week, the US military has announced two deaths in Iraq. Monday, the US military announced : "CONTINGENY OPERATION BASE SPEICHER, TIKRIT, Iraq -- a Multi-National Division - North Soldier was killed and two were injured in a vehicle accident approximately five miles west of Mosul, Iraq, Oct.
Article 32 set for soldier charged with murder
An Article 32 hearing for a Schofield Barracks soldier charged with murder for the death of a civilian contractor in Iraq has been scheduled for Dec.
Red Cross Moves Tikrit Office to Baghdad, Balad
As the U.S. military begins consolidating forward and contingency operating bases across Iraq in preparation for the withdraw of U.S. forces, one support service is preparing to do the same.
Soldier accused of killing contractor gets hearing date
A 31-year-old Schofield Barracks soldier charged with killing a civilian contractor in Iraq last month will face the military equivalent of a preliminary hearing Dec.
Saddam tribal leader charged with funding insurgency
The leader of Saddam Hussein's tribe has been arrested in Iraq and accused of funding insurgents in the north of the country, the U.S. military said Wednesday.
Clarksville, Tenn. brothers reunited
FOB Spiecher, Iraq For brothers Capt. Matthew Wagoner and Sgt. 1st Class Cameron Wagoner serving a deployment means a chance to see family and catch up, Oct.
U.S. soldier killed, 2 wounded in Iraq car accident
A U.S. soldier was killed and two others injured in a car accident in northern Iraq, the military said Monday.
Benefits Battle: Vets fight another war -- for help in coping with post-traumatic stress
Natalie MacLeod came home from Iraq in 2005 a different woman than when she got there.
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