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Sgt. Dillard Johnsons new memoir claims he killed 2,746 insurgents in Iraq. Some who served with him express doubts.

The Group Support Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group dedicated a building Thursday named after one of four soldiers who died five years ago in Niger.

Justice has been served. however it doesnt change much for us. randy will be greatly missed. it was a long, painstaking investigation that led authorities to him. they found fingerprints on the ieds. and linked the construction style and material of those bmz to the one that killed sergeant first-class johnson. the investigation took seven years. and he was arrested at his home in 2014. and there, investigators found a guide to manufacturing explosives as well as anti-american propaganda. britis...