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The U.S. Department of Defense has reclassified four service members as casualties of 'Overseas Operations' in the Iran conflict, leading to backlash from veterans. Critics, including retired Rear Admiral Michael E. Smith, argue that this change disrespects the families of those who died.
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The U.S. Department of Defense has reclassified four service members as casualties of 'Overseas Operations' in the Iran conflict, leading to backlash from veterans. Critics, including retired Rear Admiral Michael E. Smith, argue that this change disrespects the families of those who died.
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