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Monday, December 13, 2004

Casualties of War

I'm linking to this site on the New England Journal of Medicine, which has a photo essay of doctors caring for wounded in Iraq. The pictures are gory, and awful, and I'm sure I'll get some criticism for linking to it, but when we go to war, this is what we do to young men, and we cannot hide from that fact.

posted by CB @ 2:53 PM

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