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By Ben Barber 20 Mystery Maladies The tide may be turning in the battle to prove war-related illnesses. By James V. Carroll 28 The Boys of Praha One small Texas town lost more than its share of soldiers during World War II. By Jim Moore 34 ‘A Heart Beating Strong’ Legionnaires reflect on a year of tragedy and triumph at the 84th National Convention. 20 By Steve Brooks departments 4 Vet Voice 8 Commander’s Message Mind, heart and hands 10 Big Issues Arming commercial pilots 50 Under the Radar High-tech smart bombs, Taiwan’s independence and the Pentagon’s new command structure. 52 Potpourri 28 54 Living Well Prostate cancer, arthroscopic knee surgery and COVER: A Navy lieutenant cutting VA jargon. is welcomed home by his 58 Legion News daughter following his Flag-protection votes, The American Legion World Series deployment in support of and the Junior Air Rifle Championships. Operation Enduring Freedom. 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