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New bomb is unexpectedly lethal in Iraq

Baghdad and in Washington, the bleak recognition that a new species of bomb -- the underbelly, or "deep buried," IED -- could demolish any combat vehicle in the U.S. arsenal "was a light-bulb moment f... Full Article at Malaysia Sun

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