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Published 1/16/2009 at L.A. Times - Politics
The erroneous letters were sent to relatives of soldiers killed in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Letters that were sent by the U.S. Army to relatives of soldiers killed overseas and that began with the erroneous salutation "Dear John Doe" were printed by a company based in Torrance, the government has disclosed.
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