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UN downgrades Somali famine; situation still dire
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Fri, 3 Feb 2012
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British government estimates that between 50,000 and 100,000 people died, most of them children. Kenya, Ethiopia and Djibouti were all badly affected, but the famine hit hardest in areas of Somalia suffering from a toxic mixture of drought, war
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Sudan to release tankers, sign oil deal with south
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Fri, 27 Jan 2012
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had also approached Ethiopia about developing a new pipeline that would go through Ethiopia to a port in the tiny nation of Djibouti . Amum said the two would only end their dispute if Sudan "reimburses the full amount of stolen goods". Sudan claims it
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Lt. Col. Charles Perenick with Moe Lauzier
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Sat, 26 Jan 2008
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Lt. Col. Charles Perenick of Pittsfield, MA joined Moe Lauzier on January 26th. He reminded us that letters mean so much to the troops serving overseas, and discussed his recent move from the highly active green zone. He says most of the current aggression is happening to the north, but finally the Iraqi people are â??dropping the dimeâ?? on Al Qaeda, and Iraqi security forces are picking up the slack.
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Sgt Rebekah Spencer with Moe Lauzier
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Sat, 5 Jan 2008
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Rebekah Spencer is a member of the Massachusetts National Guard serving overseas in Iraq. She is an NBC NCO working as the Media Embed NCOIC at the CPIC in Iraq. She works in asection with five other soldiers who assist media from around the world embed with units in Iraq. She joined Moe Lauzier on January 5th.
A marine sergeant major who's working stateside but he was based in Djibouti at the time. And his and ability English just outside of a of an orphanage in Djibouti -- we -- the name of the village but one day he and a another fellow were outside playing catch with aAnd disinterested in in the case in Djibouti here's here you have these Marines who are trained him in their job is. To kill people to break things and thought -
Sgt. Major Glen Golba with Moe Lauzier
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Sat, 29 Dec 2007
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Sgt. Major Glen Golba is currently engaged in preparing Marines for deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan. He joined Moe Lauzier on December 29th.
our first meeting on the telephone with one you were stationed in Djibouti and your quarters were next door to a to an orphanage. And you've got involved in non teaching kids how to playgod bless you I'm glad I -- is the first time in Djibouti I'm glad we've been able to maintain regular contact with one another your. You're decent person your very good person I'm proud


