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REMEMDERIiyG THE FORGOHEN WAR ByOanieu. Aiisup After 50 years, Korean War veterans visit the country they tried to - but could not - forget. SOUTH KOREA WELCOMES AMERICAN VETERANS ByDanieu. Aiisup „ IS ROK officials invite Korean War veterans back to witness how the country has changed. ii THE GREEDY HAND By Amity Shlaes "Painless withholding" is snatching up more than its fair share of taxpayers' money 11 VIETNAM: WE COULD HAVE WON. WE SHOULD HAVE WON. Byjim Bohannon Bad press and worse politics took their toll on American morale during the war. m DEFYING THE ODDS AT AN LOC Bypniiip c. ciarke Outgunned 25 to 1, American and Vietnamese soldiers prevailed. We ipartments BIG ISSUES Should China be in the World Trade Organization? VETVOICE ? WASHINGTON WATCH II LEGION NEWS COMMANDER'S MESSAGE 1 VETERANS UPDATE VETS DEPARTMENT ON DUTY COMMANDERS i PARTING SHOTS COVER David "The Admiral" Robinson scores big in life just as he does on the court. Photo courtesy of NBA. 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