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Pentagon sacks military newspaper chiefs over editorial freedom row

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The Pentagon has fired the editor-in-chief and publisher of Stars and Stripes newspaper amid an editorial freedom row. Learn more about the Pentagon sacks Read More: https://punchng.com/pentagon-sacks-military-newspaper-chiefs-over-editorial-freedom-row/

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