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The ‘Tallinn Pledge’ for Ukraine: NATO V2.0?

Representatives from nine NATO countries gathered in Estonia and pledged more
military aid for Ukraine.

January 20, 2023Nolan Peterson
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Remains of B-17 Bombardier, Killed a Week Before D-Day, Head Home at Last

An Overland, Missiouri, native, WWII bombardier 1st Lt. Melvin Meyer went down
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January 20, 2023Noelle Wiehe
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Ernest Hemingway: The Highly Decorated Soldier Who Never Served

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Remains of B-17 Bombardier, Killed a Week Before D-Day, Head Home at Last

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Ernest Hemingway: The Highly Decorated Soldier Who Never Served

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