FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- NBC’s Brian Williams Recants Iraq Story after Soldiers Protest

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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- NBC's Brian Williams Recants Iraq Story after Soldiers Protest

05 February 2015 NBC's Brian Williams Recants Iraq Story after Soldiers Protest NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams admitted he was not aboard a helicopter hit and forced down by RPG fire during the invasion of Iraq in 2003, a claim that has been repeated by the network for years. Read More More Stories at Military.com Lawmakers Praise Commission in Debating Military Benefits Changes Vet Groups: More Suicide Prevention Tools Needed after Clay Hunt Bill 'American Sniper' Fame Could Complicate Chris Kyle Murder Trial Lawmakers Support More Military Aid to Jordan Fight ISIS European Leaders Push New Peace Plan as Ukraine Fears Mount Carter to Congress: Send Weapons to Ukraine and Destroy ISIS Westerners Join Kurds Fighting Islamic State Group in Iraq US Won't Return Guantanamo to Improve Ties With Cuba NATO to Meet on Russia; US May Send Officers to East Europe US: Key Arab Ally No Longer Flying Airstrikes Over Syria USS Illinois Submarine Set To Be Christened This Year Coast Guard Rescues Dog from Icy Michigan Waters GI Bill Likely To Change 5 Hollywood Directors Who Served And Filmed Real Wars Hollywood's in the Sniper Business LaserLyte's New Glock Training Barrels Next Defense Secretary Open to Keeping A-10 in Air Force Navy's UCLASS Competition Delayed Until Next Year Purported IS Video Shows Jordan Pilot Burned to Death See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The Battle of the Piave River, a decisive victory for the Allies that resulted in the disintegration of the Austrian army, took place in what country? Play Video of the Day Nothing Stops a Tank Watch Now | See More Videos

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