(CNN) Former prisoner of war Jessica Lynch said that she believes the U.S. military overdramatized the story of her rescue in Iraq. Lynch made those comments in an interview for ABC's "Primetime" to air Tuesday. The network released excerpts of the 90-minute interview Friday. But a senior U.S. military official denied that the military ever exaggerated the rescue. Inaccuracies in reports of Lynch's ordeal were the fault of the media, which reported the story with incomplete information, the official said. Responding to questions that the military may have exaggerated the danger of her nighttime rescue from a Nasiriya hospital by U.S. commandos, she said, "Yeah, I don't think it happened quite like that."
Das weiss die gewiefte infamy-Leserin schon lange.

(<a href=www.msnbc.com target=_blank>Newsweek) Are dangerous stress levels among other soldiers in Iraq being misinterpreted—or ignored? Central Command has already asked for a special investigation of what appears to be an above-average number of suicides committed by U.S. troops in Iraq.
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