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Yahoo! News - Identical soldier letters to US newspapers describe accomplishments in Iraq:

The Spin continues.

"Identical letters signed by different soldiers describing their accomplishments in Iraq have been appearing in newspapers across the United States.

It was unclear who wrote the letter or organized sending it, USA Today reported. The letter-writing campaign could violate military ethics if it was intended to sway public opinion. "