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"The Dying of the Light" A soldier's blog from Iraq, 365 Days and a Wakeup gives a moving account of the sacrifices made on our behalf.

Thanks to Jay Tea at Wizbang for linking to this terrific blog. Reminds me again of the marvelous times we live in. Instead of having to depend on Dan Rather for my news from the Front we can now get it straight from those who know it best.

This moving account of the loss suffered by our nation should be required reading by those who claim to support the troops.
365 and a Wakeup: The Dying of the Light

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