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** FILE ** Karen Meredith, left, talks on the phone with a person from the Army concerning more information about her deceased son, Lt. Ken Ballard, as her best friend, Chris Nagao, center, and Karen's oldest sister, Cathy Patton, look on at Meredith's home in Mountain View, Calif., Tuesday, June 1, 2004. On Memorial Day in 2004, the day after Ballard died, the Army informed his family that he was killed by enemy fire during on a combat mission in Najaf, Iraq. But he Army disclosed on Saturday, Sept. 10, 2005, that Ballard, 26, a tank platoon leader, actually died of wounds from the accidental discharge of a M240 machine gun on his tank after his platoon had returned from battling insurgents in Najaf. (AP Photo/The Mercury News, Joanne Hoyoung Lee/File)
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2004-06-01
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Associated Press
JOANNE HOYOUNG LEE
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