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What Does it Mean to Be a Hero?

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Friday, October 20, 2006

James Bradley’s father was one of the six flagraisers at Iwo Jima. He explains why his father didn’t consider himself a hero, despite being immortalized in one of the most famous images from WWII. Plus, two experts answer your questions about voting technology on Please Explain.

Flags of Our Fathers

History has portrayed James Bradley’s father--one of the six flag raisers at Iwo Jima--as a hero. But according to Mr. Bradley, the true story is much more complicated. He tells us about researching his father’s WWII experiences for Flags of Our Fathers--the book behind Clint Eastwood's new film.
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Please Explain: Voting Technology

Do you trust electronic voting machines? Are you more comfortable with paper ballots? Two experts answer your questions about voting technology, and respond to your concerns, on today’s Please Explain. Roy G. Saltman has worked in the field of election policy and technology for over 30 years. Aviel Rubin is ...

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