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Anti-whistleblower culture persists in D.C.
A Marine Corps whistleblower says military officials are trying to force him from his job for exposing failures to deliver lifesaving equipment to troops in Iraq. Full story
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  Posthumous Medal of Honor
  Vernon Baker: 'Good soldier' gets his due
  Ted Rubin: From concentration camp to Korea
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Jacobs: Getting hassled by Pakistan
Jacobs: Outsourcing defense
Jacobs: Assessing Obama's West Point Speech
Jacobs: New information, or just old politics?
Jacobs: Russia, get the message yet?
Jacobs: Rating Obama's performance
Jacobs: Gitmo comes to New York
Jacobs: Failure and tragedy at Fort Hood
Jacobs: Media winning fight with the White House
Jacobs: Whither Pakistan?
  Charity Begins at War

Part 1
From executive suite to slums of Baghdad
Tom’s journal: Called back to Army — ‘no joke’
Part 2
Training turns into ‘hurry up and wait’
Tom’s journal: Preparing for ‘very dangerous job’
Part 3
Venturing ‘outside the wire’ in Baghdad
Tom’s journal: ‘ThunderCat6’ gets his bearings
Part 4
In the end, it all comes back to garbage
Tom’s journal: 'I was minding my own business'
Part 5
Officer’s philanthropic spirit survives
Tom’s journal: Charitable work continues
Update, reader reaction
And NBC Nightly News profiles Tom's work

Video: Military news
Chaplain works to mend troops’ morale
Dec. 20: From a Sunday morning mass to sorting gifts for the Afghan poor, U.S. Army Chaplain Eric Albertson plays many roles as he cares for his troops’ inner well-being. NBC’s Jim Maceda reports.
Holiday tradition honors fallen heroes
Insurgents tapping predator drone feeds
Army of volunteers connect military families
U.S. drones kill 16 militants
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  Laid to rest at Arlington
A flag decorates a grave during Memorial Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery near Washington
Reuters
NBC's John Rutherford pays tribute to the men and women killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
  Fact file
How big’s a division? What’s a battalion?
  The Long Haul
The Associated Press examines the lengthy deployment of the 1st Brigade Combat Team/34th Infantry Division of the Minnesota National Guard:

Part I: Long haul in Iraq is just the start
Part II: Welcome to Iraq, and a long separation
Part III: A funeral and a birth

  Special report: Military families
John Brecher msnbc.com

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