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    May 07, 2019 2 minutes

    Double Nit

    I am writing concerning two photographs that accompanied articles in the Spring 2019 issue of MHQ.

    The first appears on page 79 [“Highway to Hell”] and shows three U.S. soldiers loading the bodies of dead Iraqi soldiers into what was described as a “bulldozer.” The vehicle instead appears to be a multipurpose engineer piece

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