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FP: James Rothrock, welcome to Frontpage Interview. Rothrock: It’s an honor to be here. FP: So tell us a bit about what inspired you to write this book. Rothrock: I served in Vietnam and lived through the tumultuous antiwar years. I have always been troubled by those in the antiwar movement who undermined their own country, subverted the nation’s war effort, and tarnished the image of the American servicemen who served their country, many of whom gave their all. I still remember the day I returned from Vietnam and was told to change into civilian clothes before proceeding off base....

The Peaceful Occupation of Crawford (Day 10); Misses and Miracles -- a message from Cindy Sheehan, Crawford, TX We still have so many great things happening at Camp Casey. In spite of all the smears and lies, people are still coming. The most amazing thing today was learning that Camp Caseys are opening and spreading all over the country. They have been set up in Boston, Portland, Seattle, and elsewhere. If you can't make it to Camp Casey, set up your own version. Camp Caseys are amazing places full of love and hope. I am so gratified that the movement...

Police Say Teens' Deaths Near Kentucky School a Murder-SuicideBy Ellen R. Stapleton Associated Press Writer Published: Sep 20, 2003 HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A 16-year-old girl fatally shot a fellow teenager and then herself as the two sat in a car parked at a shopping center across from their school, police said. Tiffany A. Prince, 17, was shot once and Kamesha R. Polk died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, Hopkinsville police said in a statement Friday, citing autopsy results. A member of Polk's family told The Associated Press on Friday she didn't know what had happened. Photographs...