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WASHINGTON (AFP) - At least 28 soldiers have failed to report for flights back to Iraq after two weeks of leave in the United States or to call ahead with an explanation, US military spokesmen said...

The US Army Human Resources Command has reported that 28 soldiers have not shown up for their flights back to Iraq and have failed to call to give a reason for their absence, according to Joe Burlas, an army spokesman...

A soldier will be carried on the roster as AWOL for 30 days before he or she is classified as a deserter, he added. (full story)

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