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Balad Military Hospital Treats Soldiers, Insurgents

By John Hendren

Published March 23, 2006 at 4:00 PM EST

John Hendren

John Hendren began covering the Pentagon for NPR in November 2005. His reports can be heard throughout NPR News programming and newscasts.

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The U.S. Army is reviewing the way it notifies families that a relative has been killed in Iraq or Afghanistan. The changes follow complaints from families who say they haven't always been told the whole story -- and in some cases, were given a false version of events.