Obama honoring US forces killed in Afghan attack

DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. -- Assuming the grimmest role of his job, President Barack Obama on Tuesday prepared to privately honor the remains of the fallen returning home from war, this time the troops killed in a helicopter attack that claimed more American lives than any other incident of the ...

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