On a holiday that began as a remembrance for the suffering of World War I, we reflect on a shocking crime from one of America's current wars.
Fort Lewis Soldier Convicted of Grisly Afghan Murders
Lewis-McChord Soldier Pleads Guilty to Murder of Afghan Civilians
Spc. Jeremy Morlock, the first of five soldiers to be court-martialed in connection with the murder of three Afghan civilians, has plead guilty.
In Upsetting War News: Photos Show Lewis-McChord Soldiers with Corpses
Published yesterday by German news service Der Spiegel, a series of photos show two local U.S. soldiers posing with the body of an Afghan civilian.
Iraq Me, Dave Petraeus
General David Petraeus is a details man. Over the course of two hours at Town Hall last night, the former Commanding General in Iraq spat out more names, dates, facts, and figures than we knew what to do with. This is why we have to make an concerted effort to remember a new acquaintance’s name while Petraeus currently serves as the Commander of U.S. Central Command.
Can't Miss It: Thursday
ART & TRAUMA: The Center on Contemporary Art in Ballard is kicking off its series of "After Dark" events with Slow Healing—a documentary/multi-media presentation about veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan who have returned from the field with Traumatic Brian Injuri (TBI). There'll be a slideshow at 9 p.m., followed by Butoh dancing and SEA SHOW.
Can't Miss It: Thursday
LIVE MUSIC: If you're looking to start your weekend a day early, why not head to the Showbox Downtown for Minus the Bear. Fresh off the hottness of Coachella, the band's back in town to rock you hard.

