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Airman at Fort Bliss died of hantavirus
Houston Chronicle ^ | Feb. 28, 2006 | NA

Posted on 02/28/2006 9:13:08 PM PST by neverdem

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To: Proud_USA_Republican
Never, ever drink from soda cans or use a can opener to open canned food without washing them off first.
41 posted on 03/01/2006 7:20:35 PM PST by SweetCaroline (It's because I love you that I make your life so miserable....)
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To: sargunner; All; Land_of_Lincoln_John; EBH; Chgogal; evad; American in Israel; Grut; Bombardier; ...
You are absolutely right. I probably set this off on the wrong path by focusing on the agent of death rather than its victim. That's one of the unfortunate aspects of this board. My intention was good but misguided and misinterpreted. Sometimes the wrong thing said at the wrong time diverts attention from the real story. In this case, one of our heroes has given their life in the service of our country. For that we should all be grateful and to him and his family we owe a debt of gratitude and honor. Senior Airman Leonard Hankerson Jr. and his family will be in my prayers tonight. Thank you sargunner.
42 posted on 03/01/2006 7:34:01 PM PST by Cornpone (Who Dares Wins -- Defame Islam Today -- Tell the Truth About Mohammed)
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