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More than 20 congressional Democrats, led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Pat Ryan, asked committee chairmen to hold public hearings into the deadly Kuwait base strike and reported failures in troop protection and care. The request seeks answers from the Pentagon about the attack and treatment of survivors and families.
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Defense secretary whose memo on Purple Heart presentations is referenced
House Armed Services Committee chairman; the article identifies him as representing Alaska, unlike the Alabama representative in the roster
Senate Armed Services Committee chairman asked to hold hearings
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Defense secretary whose memo on Purple Heart presentations is referenced
House Armed Services Committee chairman; the article identifies him as representing Alaska, unlike the Alabama representative in the roster
Senate Armed Services Committee chairman asked to hold hearings
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