Articles 11.30.2004
The Coshocton, OH, Tribune , and Cleveland Plain Dealer have stories on Pfc. Harrison Meyer, of the 1-503rd, who was killed in Ramadi on 11.26.2004. He was a combat medic. A friend said Pfc. Meyer wanted to attend medical school after serving.
The Dallas-Ft. Worth Star-Telegram (reg req'd) and NY Daily News have features on Pvt. Brian Grant, of the 1-503rd, who was killed in Ramadi on 11.26.2004. Pvt. Grant had worked in the private sector for many years before enlisting. He wanted to serve his country following the Sept. 11 attacks. He was 31 years old.
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An AFP article features the 1-503rd in Ramadi and how the soldiers are struggling and dealing with combat stresses. There are quotes from several soldiers.
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A Reuters video report on action in Ramadi is available from Yahoo news. Look for the "video" tab on the left side bar. The clip is titled "Ramadi rocked by violence." Soldiers are shown only from a distance.
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Other articles from the region:
- NY Times (reg req'd): Iraqi Forces founder under rebel assaults
- Christian Science Monitor: dangers for embedded reporters
The Dallas-Ft. Worth Star-Telegram (reg req'd) and NY Daily News have features on Pvt. Brian Grant, of the 1-503rd, who was killed in Ramadi on 11.26.2004. Pvt. Grant had worked in the private sector for many years before enlisting. He wanted to serve his country following the Sept. 11 attacks. He was 31 years old.
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An AFP article features the 1-503rd in Ramadi and how the soldiers are struggling and dealing with combat stresses. There are quotes from several soldiers.
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A Reuters video report on action in Ramadi is available from Yahoo news. Look for the "video" tab on the left side bar. The clip is titled "Ramadi rocked by violence." Soldiers are shown only from a distance.
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Other articles from the region:
- NY Times (reg req'd): Iraqi Forces founder under rebel assaults
- Christian Science Monitor: dangers for embedded reporters
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