whatever happened to pfc jessica lynch, who was wounded in iraq in 2003?
549809
she is attending west virginia university majoring in broadcast journalism. she is no longer engaged to her fellow soilder.
1048828
There will always be soldiers stationed in Iraq. But the reduction will start by the end of next year to 2010 probably. Most of the terrorist are dead or being turned in by Iraqis the terrorist are losing worse now than before.
1027825
Yeah, give further details. There are so many Jessies in the Military. Who knows, the one person right now browsing the Yahoo Answers in the other side of the globe knew where that soldier boy is.\n\nIf u can't find him anymore, don't worry, just hit me (Joke only).\n\nAdditional:\n\nOpps, and so she's a lady soldier , named JESSE. .... okey.
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The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.\n\n \n\n            Pfc. Patrick A. Tinnell, 25, of Lake Havasu City, Ariz., died in As Siniyah, Iraq, on April 19, when a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device detonated during a dismounted combat patrol.  Tinnell was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Fort Campbell, Ky.
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Try contacting Jack Canfield:\n\nhttp://www.jackcanfield.com/\n\nHe wrote the book her story appears in:\n\n"Chicken Soup for the Military Wives Soul"
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I'm not sure why, I don't. I was in Iraq and currently in Afghanistan. The women serving th, there and here are fantastic. Very good at their jobs. I've seen some great female MP gunners, Medics and helicopter pilots. They just are in the rear with the gear anymore guys. Bash all you want but they Kick A$$ over here. And some are really cute too and could still probably kick most of the arm chair soldiers butts in here. HAHA
200230
The Army said Private First Class Tina Marie Priest of Smithville died from non-combat-related injuries.\n\nThe Army is investigating.
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I served four tours in Iraq...as a United States Special Forces Commander...and it has affected my life...my family...I came back with a moderate - severe Traumatic Brain Injury...and ever since...I have not spoken a word in about four months...I can't tell my daughter that I love her...Or that I'm proud of her. I lost my best friend over there...and not able to do anything. I know families...and wives and children who have lost their father and husband and brother to this war. But we all fought together as one...into something that we believed in. And something...that is our duty to protect and serve this nation. I know that I am proud of my guys...and every single guy over there and every single woman and man who is training up to go over there. It's not as easy as it looks...and at times... Its' not as bad as you see it from the news...but sometimes its not that great either. I know I've learned personally...to never take anything for granted ... because you never know when it will end. I know that I am forever grateful that God gave me a second chance...and its not easy...to get second chances in life. God bless.
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John Murtha \n\nremained in the Marine Corps Reserves. In 1959, then-Captain Murtha took command of the 34th Special Infantry Company, Marine Corps Reserves, in Johnstown. He remained in the Reserves after his discharge from active duty until he VOLUNTEERED for service in Vietnam in 1966-67, serving as a battalion staff officer (S-2 Intelligence Section), receiving the BRONZE STAR with Combat "V" for VALOR in combat, TWO PURPLE HEARTS and the CROSS OF GALLANTRY. He retired from the Reserves as a COLONEL in 1990, receiving the NAVY DISTINGUISHED MEDAL AWARD.\n\nO, and what's Bush's service record again, sweetcakes????\nNEVER MIND... we already know.
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You can go to the U.S. government official website, look for the link to military and they will give you a site to search for the soldiers name. You can also try contacting your local family support group for your base and they will be able to locate information for you or tell you where to obtain it. While my brother was serving in Iraq, the support group gave the family members a passcoded web site that we could access to stay updated on all current events, including KIA's and injured personell. My prayers are with you that the name you are looking for is not on either list. God Bless!
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I was in Iraq during Operation Desert Storm.  It was bleak.  After the war ended, many, many, many families were left homeless.  We had hundreds of Iraqi soldiers surrendering to us every day, just to get some food.  We helped many Iraqi families flee from Iraq into Saudi Arabia.  The skies black from all of the oil fields burning in neighboring Kuwait.  I lost a good friend there.
715581
Thats an interesting question.  Haven't heard of any recruited here being killed in Iraq.  Remember one time the widow said he went because it was his only chance for a comfortable retirement.[ was not recruited here]  Have not heard of any others.
850940
There has been numerous Females killed in Iraq.  go to http://www.icasualties.org to find out the exact number.
1065584
My son was also hurt in Iraq (by a pig scum coward who had a car full of bombs) He has brain injuries and going through another operation on his arm this Friday and the Marines are making him get out but we had to get a lawyer cause they only wanted to give him 10% disability. So my best advice is to get a lawyer now cause you are going to need one.\n Also please don't get me wrong I still believe in our Military and back them 100% but you know how the red tape goes.
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I would like,  ..They were at home now...  \nI’m sorry,    I am crying..  \n My brother died in Iraq.\n The US Armed Forces are OUTSTANDING....
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Sorry to hear about your brother. He would have been flown to Ramstein AB (thats my daughters job) and would then be taken to Landstuhl. (about like going across the street)\nYou will want to do three things, first contact the Red Cross, second contact the base commander of the nearest military instilation to where you live, and third contact your congrssman/senators office.\n\nThis is important, depending on the sevarity and type of injuries, the military is flying family members to Landstuhl. They would then get to fly back to the states with him. (usually a parent or spouse)\n\ngood luck to you and your brother\nand God Speed
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You know there is a high ranking general in the U.S.Army\nthat recently done a critical inspection and overview of\nthe situation at abu grad prison in IRAQ, that made fairly large headlines around the world a couple of years ago.\nit was noted that he was the highest ranking filipino in\nthe U.S. army i forget his name im sure you can find it on the net.