Pentagon: Soldiers not at fault in Italian’s death

26 Apr 2005

A U.S. military investigation has cleared American troops of any wrongdoing in the shooting death last month of an Italian security agent in Baghdad, according to a senior Pentagon official. Full Story

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Pentagon: Soldiers not at fault in Italian’s death

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