LANCASTER - The 101st Airborne brigade commander whose "Screaming Eagle" Division troops ended the horrendous careers of Uday and Qusay Hussein puts it simply: The United States is safer today, more than two years after 9-11, with American forces fighting terrorists in Iraq rather than on home soil. On Tuesday as voters streamed toward polling booths, veterans from virtually all service organizations in the Antelope Valley trooped to Lancaster City Hall to greet Col. Joseph Anderson, commander of the 2nd Brigade, 502nd Infantry Regiment. Mayor Frank Roberts proffered a ceremonial "Key to the City" to Anderson and his wife, Beth,...