Here's some news from Iraq.
And it's not about children being recruited by Al Qaeda.
U.S. DOD photo
"Just four years ago, Capt. Brian Von Kraus, now commander of Headquarters and Support Company, 1st Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, Regimental Combat Team 6, was a platoon commander, fighting a kinetic war against insurgent forces here in Anbar."
“The Americans, all they see is bad news; bombs, crimes, all of this,” said the 29-year-old Boston native, standing amongst a throng of local youth while he handed out another batch of American letters. “With the pen pals, American kids can talk to Iraqi kids and see the reality of the good stuff and see how similar they really are to the children over here in Iraq. I’m sure we all have common misconceptions and I hope this can clear some of that up.”
Read the entire story from Operation Iraqi Freedom Multi-national Force
Iraqi, U.S. Kids Exchange Letters, Tell About Life in Their Countries
