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TODAY'S FEATURED NEW RADIOS AT THE RADIO ATTIC!
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Philco Radio 116B Tombstone (1937) - $599.99

Philco Radio 116B Tombstone (1937)

Zenith Radio Corp 5-R-216 (1938) - $299.99

Zenith Radio Corp 5-R-216 (1938)

There were 59 new radios added to the Attic in the past 30 days.
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Profiles of valor: U.S. Army 1st Lt. Ashley Henderson Huff

In October, the Interior Ministry of the Kurdistan Regional Government honored a fallen American soldier with a statue at the opening of a police college in Erbil. U.S. Army 1st Lt. Ashley Henderson Huff of the 385th MP Battalion, based out of Fort Stewart, Georgia, was honored for her work toward establishing the new academy, which will accommodate up to 650 people. Huff had worked on behalf of Coalition Forces with the Interior Ministry to build the police academy, but she was killed by a suicide car bomber in Mosul in 2006. Interior Minister Sinjari said, "First Lieutenant Ashley Henderson Huff was a woman of courage and determination. We are honored to have worked with her. Her family and colleagues should be proud of what she did for her country and for the people of Iraq in the liberation of our country. Her statue will act not only as a remembrance of her but will also inspire our police cadets to live up to her standards of commitment and professionalism."

-- from the Patriot Post, 08-46 Friday Digest (posted 1 January)

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