How many more?
Journal Sentinel:
Guardsman is killed in Iraq
Cedarburg native was there less than a week
A Wisconsin Army National Guardsman from Cedarburg who arrived in Iraq within the last week was killed on his first mission in the country, his family said Monday.
Stephen William Castner, 27, who was with the 121st Field Artillery Regiment, joined the Guard last year after previously serving in the Air Force for four years, his father, Stephen L. Castner, said in a telephone interview late Monday night.
The guardsman's family was informed of his death Monday afternoon when military officials came to the family's home.
posted by xoff @ 10:31 AM
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3 Comments:
Sure, I'm linking to Juan Cole, so GWC won't consider this credible, but the link contains a quote from the Defense Department which clearly states the 500 'chemical weapons' Santorum talked about recently were degraded and no longer weapons quality - and this has been known for several years, despite Santorum bringing this back into the spotlight recently.
http://www.juancole.com/2006/06/for-outgoing-senator-santorum-top-ten.html
Sorry, forgot the link.
... but if we can save just one life ... and if it doesn't involve George Bush, isn't it worth it?
We thank Guardsman Castner for his service because his efforts and his sacrifice - because he has saved countless others in in Iraq and the world.
XOff on the other hand believes that we should pull out and let evil rule. He is short-sighted and wrong.
As we all know, "all that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." Which is why XOff wants us all to do nothing.
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