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Soldier killed in Iraq war honored with base name
REDMOND An air passenger terminal at a base northeast of Baghdad has been named for Pfc. Cody J. Eggleston, a soldier from Oregon who died from injuries in the Iraq war. The 21-year-old was wounded in an Oct. 16 attack at Forward Operating Base War...
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