Photos released in error
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/04/23/1082616327044.html
By Caroline Overington
New York Correspondent
New York
April 24, 2004http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2004/04/23/24COFFINS_R,0.jpgA US Air Force photograph of coffins being unloaded at a base that doubles as a soldiers' mortuary in Delaware.
Picture:Reuters/US Air Force
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The US Air Force released 361 photographs of the flag-draped coffins of American soldiers to an internet website yesterday, angering the Pentagon.
The photographs - which Department of Defence photographers took at an air force base that doubles as a soldiers' mortuary in Dover, Delaware -
were apparently released in error to a website called The Memory Hole.Media organisations across the US, which are banned from taking similar photographs - quickly picked up the photographs.
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ummm....If there were no invasion into Iraq, there would be no flag-draped coffins of American soldiers to take pictures of - then the Air Force would have no pictures to release in error
seems to me the "REAL ERROR" started with invading Iraq