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March 19, 2003

Godspeed

It would appear that the liberation of Iraq has begun. Godspeed and good luck to our troops. I wish I was there with you guys. Give 'em Hell, and come home alive.

Posted at March 19, 2003 07:57 PM

Andrew Olmsted

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