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Rhode Island cop served with pride in Afghanistan, but agrees it’s time for U.S. soldiers to leave

Mark Patinkin, The Providence Journal Comments Off on Rhode Island cop served with pride in Afghanistan, but agrees it’s time for U.S. soldiers to leave

As America leaves its longest war, Vanna Nhem, now a Rhode Island cop, reflects on his parent's flight from Vietnam and his own service.

      
Mark Patinkin, The Providence Journal
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