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Articles in August, 2003 issue of VFW Magazine

• Last to Die in Korea
• Polls prove American pride
• Supreme Court OKs Agent Orange suit
• Jumping into the Iraq War: a daring combat jump under the cover of darkness deposited the 173rd Airborne Brigade into northern Iraq in March. Its presence virtually sealed off the oil-rich region
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Reunions & claims
• Patton's tankers
• Constitution museum sorely needed
• Iraq War vets screened for ailments
• For the men who 'do the dying': American deaths in Iraq continue to mount. Here is who and how they are dying
  by Richard K. Kolb
• Living up to VFW's mission: terrorism remains an ever-present threat, and fighting in Iraq persists. The need for a strong veterans voice has never been more vital
  by Raymond C. Sisk
• Left for dead at the Berlin Outposts
  by Charles W. Murrell
• American patriot not appropriate!
• Gulf War syndrome update
• 'Hidden wounds': on killing in combat: society has a moral obligation to reassure those who kill in war that what they did was right and necessary. This is especially so in politically ambiguous wars like Vietnam
  by Dave Grossman
• 'Difficult to put down'
  by Walton J. Tully
• Crucial action at Boulder City
• Marine memorial sculptor dies
• House approves flag amendment
• Traveling the trails of America's military past
  by Richard K. Kolb
• May cover dignified and uplifting
  by Joseph V. Powell
• Casualty update
  by Dick Ecker
• Japan wants to rename Solomon field. .
• GIs in Bosnia exempt from world Court
• Do you have an allergy or asthma? Identifying triggers is a key step in avoiding attacks. Here is a rundown on causes, symptoms and remedies
  by Norman Brown
• Bob Hope and his awards
  by Robert J. Booker
• Unit pride on display
• History Channel seeking combat vets
• Citizenship eased for immigrant GIs
• Korean War vets missing from popular culture: America's prime transmitter of cultural "values" has ignored the 1.8 million Americans who served in the 1950-53 war even during the 50th anniversary years
  by Mark D. Van Ells
• Besieging Outpost Harry
  by Martin A. Markley
• Alamo as a symbol
  by Blaine Taylor
• Purple Heart recipients get stamp
• Assured VA funding proposed
• Museums highlight San Antonio's military history: two museums at an Army post just a few miles from downtown offer items of interest to everyone
  by Shannon Hanson
• War zone duty and combat distinct
  by Wilfrid E. Hebert
• Final taps in Korea
  by Robert H. Ericson
• Muslim solidarity linked to attack
• House OKs disability payment boost
• June cover 'larger than life'
• GIs grateful for VFW support
  by Ed Conroy
• Bob Stump dies
• Bills would increase burial benefits
• Posts continue good deeds in schools
• Editorial on the mark
• Korean War Vet commemorative stamp
• Panel urges mandatory VA funding
• Spirit & pride shine through VFW efforts for troops: across the country, VFW came out to boost morale among deployed service personnel and their families
  by Janie Blakenship
• Younger vets can offer new ideas for post members