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The U.S. Army has denied reports of plans to execute its four death row inmates, stating that any preparations are part of routine drills. The Army clarified that executions require presidential approval, which has not been granted. The last military execution occurred in 1961, and current inmates include Nidal Hasan and Ronald Gray, among others.
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The U.S. Army has denied reports of plans to execute its four death row inmates, stating that any preparations are part of routine drills. The Army clarified that executions require presidential approval, which has not been granted. The last military execution occurred in 1961, and current inmates include Nidal Hasan and Ronald Gray, among others.
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Army rejects report of plans to execute death row inmates
Army Denies Plans for Executions of Death Row Inmates