From Iraq, a fallen American serviceman chronicled his ventures electronically.
From Army training to Kuwait to Iraq, one fallen American serviceman chronicled his ventures electronically.
COMMENTARY
It's time to call Iraq's leaders to account.
For every soldier or Marine who dies in Iraq, at least 20 Iraqis are killed. Some of their stories.
They bunked together off base in Anchorage, more like grad students than grunts. One by one, the war claimed their lives. The letters the soldiers left behind.
This Special Issue of NEWSWEEK is dedicated to the American troops who have given their lives in Iraq. We particularly acknowledge the help and encouragement our project received from friends and families of these service members.
For several months, a large team of NEWSWEEK reporters called the families of soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice in Iraq. Those wives, parents and children showed us a side of the story too seldom told.
VOICES OF THE FALLEN: THE SERIES
Voices of the Fallen: Michael Mundell
March 25, 2007: The wife and children of Army Maj. Michael Mundell remember his moving and colorful letters. (Video: Jon Groat, Jenn Molina)
Loading Menu