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Specialist Four Edward F. Pimental, 20, left his barracks at Camp Pieri in Wiesbaden on the evening of Aug. 7 for a few hours of fun at the Western Saloon, a favorite haunt of U.S. soldiers at the base. He had a drink with a dark-haired woman dressed in blue jeans, who appeared to be with a tall mustachioed man she called Jeff. Pimental left with the couple. Next morning he was found dead, shot in the back of the neck with a large-caliber gun. Minutes after his body was found, a terrorist car bomb exploded inside...
...Elbe, Lieut. General William Simpson was working on his plans to seize Berlin. There was little evidence of German opposition. Simpson's U.S. 2nd Armored and 83rd Infantry divisions would race right up the autobahn to the capital. Then Lieut. General Omar Bradley summoned him back to headquarters in Wiesbaden. "You have to stop right where you are," Bradley said. "You can't go any farther. You must pull back across the Elbe...
...Republican. "He's proved over the last four years that he and his team are willing to stand up for the Western way of life." Traditional voting blocs are up for grabs abroad. According to pollsters, the 470,000 military personnel overseas tend to vote Republican. But soldiers in Wiesbaden, Germany, from the U.S. Army's First Armored Division that served in Iraq, may not be leaning heavily toward Bush. Loading groceries into her car, Specialist Kathleen Randolph recounts a long year in Iraq that ended in February and declares she has "no faith" in Bush. She is tilting toward...
...looking at photographs late at night before going to sleep, because I wanted to learn about photography and absorb the information that can be uniquely documented in a picture. This way of learning by contemplating photographs, just as Nachtwey did with Cartier-Bresson's pictures, continues. Petra von Schenck Wiesbaden, Germany...
...looking at photographs late at night before going to sleep because I wanted to learn about photography and absorb the information that can be uniquely documented in a picture. This way of learning by contemplating photographs, just as Nachtwey did with Cartier-Bresson's pictures, continues. PETRA VON SCHENCK Wiesbaden, Germany...