Joe Galloway: A Sad Week for Georgia...

By Remy Benoit

From Joe Galloway at the McClatchy Newspapers Commentary: A sad week for Georgia, America and the world.

And the long awaited sequel to We Were Soldiers Once is now available We Are Soldiers Still: A Journey Back to the Battlefields of Vietnam.

Also from Greg Mitchell, the Huffington Post at Veterans for Common Sense Casualty Update: Iraq War Suicides Continue Climbing. What has to be done to make us "get it" that Veterans need our care?

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