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FILE - In this Dec. 10, 2011 file photo, former prisoner of war Jessica Lynch is featured in the South Charleston, W.Va. Christmas Parade. Lynch has landed a lead role in a Christian film. Morgantown-based JC Films is producing &quot;One Church,&quot; being shot this month in Rock Hill, South Carolina. (AP Photo/Bob Bird, file)

Higher Ground: Lost and found

By Meredith Somers - The Washington Times

FILE - In this Dec. 10, 2011 file photo, former prisoner of war Jessica Lynch is featured in the South Charleston, W.Va. Christmas Parade. Lynch has landed a lead role in a Christian film. Morgantown-based JC Films is producing &quot;One Church,&quot; being shot this month in Rock Hill, South Carolina. (AP Photo/Bob Bird, file)

Ex-POW Jessica Lynch starring in Christian film

By John Raby - Associated Press

Tucson soldier to be laid to rest Saturday

Associated Press

This photo provided by the US Army shows Command Sgt. Maj. Martin R. Barreras, 49, of Tucson, who died Tuesday, May, 13, 2014, at San Antonio Military Medical Center. Barreraswas wounded May 6, in Harat Province, Afghanistan, when his unit was attacked with small arms fire, according to the Department of Defense. Calvin Barreras said Sunday, May, 18, 2014, that Command Sgt. Maj. Barreras was instrumental in orchestrating Lynch's rescue, but he was humble about his part in it. &quot;It was something he took part in, and it wasn't anything he wanted recognition for,&quot; Calvin Barreras said. (AP Photo/US Army)

Son: Slain Tucson soldier was ‘humble’ rescuer

By TERRY TANG - Associated Press

** FILE ** Jessica Lynch, who became famous in 2003 as an Iraq war POW, is honored in a holiday parade. She has embarked on a teaching career and is glad just to be alive, saying: "You're just thankful for what you've been given, even if it's not what you wanted." (Associated Press)

Former POW Jessica Lynch: Women in combat ‘good news’

By Jessica Chasmar - The Washington Times

** FILE ** Jessica Lynch, who became famous in 2003 as an Iraq war POW, is honored in a holiday parade. She has embarked on a teaching career and is glad just to be alive, saying: "You're just thankful for what you've been given, even if it's not what you wanted." (Associated Press)

Lynch follows patriotic path to becoming teacher

By Vicki Smith - Associated Press