by Johnny A. Ramírez
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10 November 2007
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Incredible. Thank you Johnny for pointing to those images and raw vet life.
Posted by: Alexander | 10 November 2007 at 20:24
I thought it would be fitting considering it's remembrance day in the UK.
I think that we're beginging to see how embedding reporters within millitary units has the side effect of creating real and lasting bonds between them.
I think that as time passes we'll see more of this type of reporting.
Hopefully we'll take better care of Iraq veterans than we have Vietnam vets...
Posted by: Johnny A. Ramirez | 12 November 2007 at 09:04