Traveling to a War Zone
Series: Front Line: Missouri Soldiers in Iraq
From: Adam Allington
Length: 00:03:24
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Host: In case you're wondering how long it takes to get from St. Louis to Iraq, reporter Adam Allington has the answer: about 40 hours.
Adam is imbedded with a company of Army Reservists from Missouri.
He arrived in Baghdad after flying with U.S. soldiers returning from R&R. Along the way he kept his tape recorder running.
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Host: In case you're wondering how long it takes to get from St. Louis to Iraq, reporter Adam Allington has the answer: about 40 hours. Adam is imbedded with a company of Army Reservists from Missouri. He arrived in Baghdad after flying with U.S. soldiers returning from R&R. Along the way he kept his tape recorder running.
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