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The Salvation Army of Sayre recognizes volunteers - Vimarsana News

The Salvation Army of Sayre recognizes volunteers

SAYRE — The Salvation Army of Sayre recognized their various volunteers at a special dinner on Thursday evening at the Sayre VFW.

The Right to Rest in Oregon - Vimarsana News

The Right to Rest in Oregon

What happened with the controversial proposal that would allow homeless Oregonians equal access to public space?

U.S. has no Afghanistan exit strategy. Bring our troops home - Vimarsana News

U.S. has no Afghanistan exit strategy. Bring our troops home

Print We need to accept the facts about Afghanistan. No one has ever controlled the whole country. When we had more than 100,000 troops there we might have controlled the cities, but not the countryside. We have been training Afghanistan’s security forces for more than 17 years. I guess we must be poor teachers, because I was very good at my job in the military after just one year of training and another year on the job. So, it really doesn’t make a difference whether we leave tomorrow or in 2030, because Afghanistan will end up in a civil war. Advertisement

Letters to the Editor: The U.S. strategy in Afghanistan is endless war. Bring our troops home now - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: The U.S. strategy in Afghanistan is endless war. Bring our troops home now

Letters to the Editor: The U.S. strategy in Afghanistan is endless war. Bring our troops home now © (Noorullah Shirzada / AFP/Getty Images) U.S. soldiers at an Afghan national army base in the Khogyani district in 2015. (Noorullah Shirzada / AFP/Getty Images) We need to accept the facts about Afghanistan. No one has ever controlled the whole country. When we had more than 100,000 troops there we might have controlled the cities, but not the countryside. We have been training Afghanistan's security forces for more than 17 years. I guess we must be poor teachers, because I was very good at ...

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