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BRIAN DICKERSON: Military confronts an inconvenient account of famous corporal's death

Every democracy that aspires to wield its military power effectively requires two things: Citizens who are willing to die for its objectives, and public confidence in its leaders. Full Article at Detroit Free Press

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