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U.S. Brig. Gen. Terence Hildner died in Kabul of apparent natural causes, officials said, making him the highest ranking officer to die in Afghanistan.

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Veterans healing through artupdated: Sat Nov 13 2010 14:19:00

Artists and veterans team up to shred military uniforms and turn them into paper as part of the Combat Paper Project.

The long road home: Women in warupdated: Sat Nov 13 2010 14:19:00

Victoria Olmo, a 35-year-old army specialist known to her friends as Vikki or just plain Vic, is sweating in a lounge chair on a cement slab under a carport, sheltered from the burning Texas sun but not the breezeless Texas heat.

Iraqis take the leadupdated: Wed Sep 01 2010 11:16:00

Vice President Joe Biden presides over a transition of power ceremony marking the end of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Biden marks transfer of U.S. command in Iraqupdated: Wed Sep 01 2010 11:16:00

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and Defense Secretary Robert Gates helped usher in the next chapter for the United States in Iraq on Wednesday, presiding over a ceremony launching a new military operation designed to train, assist and advise the Iraqis.

Gates marks end of Operation Iraqi Freedom with emotion and warningupdated: Tue Aug 31 2010 16:13:00

Just hours before the official end of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Defense Secretary Robert Gates grew emotional when discussing the toll it has taken on American men and women in uniform.

Analysis: Baghdad weary amid pullout and deathupdated: Fri Aug 27 2010 12:00:00

"It's so bad, the security situation is so bad in Baghdad, Arwa, it really is you have to believe me," one of our maintenance staff said to me, his eyes welling with tears.

Basra car bomb aftermathupdated: Fri Aug 27 2010 12:00:00

A car bomb outside a police station in central Basra, Iraq, wounded several people.

U.S. military says weekend explosions in Basra were bombsupdated: Mon Aug 09 2010 12:38:00

The series of explosions Saturday that killed dozens of people in Basra were caused by car bombs and roadside bombs, not by an accident, the U.S. military said Monday.

New generation of Gold Star families honor their fallen loved onesupdated: Sun Jul 25 2010 10:26:00

On a blistering hot July morning, Debbie Higgins arrived at Arlington National Cemetery to honor the memory of her son, Marine Lance Cpl. James Higgins Jr., who was killed in Iraq on July 27, 2006.

Why can't we share the truth about war?updated: Fri Nov 20 2009 10:36:00

There are dozens of get-well cards on his wall. On his bed, there's another pile from family, friends, high school pals. The patient must be 19 or 20 -- a kid -- and his smile is magnetic.

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