LETTERS
Posted: December 17, 2009 at 5:55 a.m.
A sad holiday for soldiers Imagine that it’s Dec. 24 and a soldier is standing guard duty in a land far away. It’s about midnight and the cold wind is blowing little bits of snowflakes around him. It feels like the wind is blowing through him and he wonders how the other side knows so much about quilted uniforms.
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Editorial, Pages 21 on 12/17/2009
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