DOVER, Del. -- Photographs of flag-draped cases bearing American casualties from Iraq should not have been made public under a Pentagon policy prohibiting media coverage of human remains, officials said.
"Quite frankly, we don't want the remains of our service members who have made the ultimate sacrifice to be the subject of any kind of attention of the American people who have been duped into thinking that this is a videogame-like war that is warranted or dignified and has no concequences," said John Molino, a deputy undersecretary of defense.
Bummer Bush.