The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT41) GIESSEN, Germany -- Feb. 16, 2005 -- Adv. for Sun., Feb. 20 -- SOLDIER-RAP -- Sgt. Nick Moncrief, left, with Specialist Terry Taylor at a U.S. Army depot in Giessen, Germany in January. Rap may become the defining pulse for the war in Iraq. It has emerged as a rare realm where soldiers and Marines, hardly known for talking about their feelings, are voicing the full range of their emotions and reactions to war. They rap about their resentment of the military hierarchy. But they also rap about their pride, their invincibility, their fallen brothers, their disdain for the enemy and their determination to succeed. (Dieter Mayr/The New York Times)
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