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Warriors and Heroes: Past and Present

te last summer, every channel of news media was reporting 24/7 on the fall of Kabul and the harrowing airlift that followed—a humanitarian crisis in full view of the world. It was a perfect storm of hasty planning, thousands are proud of all the heroes in uniform who made the evacuation possible and that we can share their words with you.

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