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Body of Second U.S. Sailor Recovered in Afghanistan
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Afghanistan — It is being reported (CNN, BBC) that the body of the second U.S. sailor abducted by the Taliban last Friday following a firefight in Afghanistan's Logar province was recovered Wednesday by villagers in Yousaf. It is still unclear why the two men left their base Friday night and drove off unescorted in this dangerous part of the country.
Posted by: Chef on Jul. 29, 2010 (10:49 am EST)

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