+ Follow STEVE WOLLMAN Tag
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[Title] => A moment of silence for Columbia’s crew
[Summary] => They will not forget fallen comrades.
About 200 American troops in Zamboanga City paused for a moment of silence yesterday to honor the seven crewmembers of the space shuttle Columbia who — like them — were on a mission.
US military spokesman Capt. Steve Wollman said they were simply stunned and shocked as news of the tragedy spilled over international television news channels.
"The moment we heard that and learned about the fate of the seven great people, we paused for silence. It was unfortunate," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-04 00:00:00
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STEVE WOLLMAN
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[Title] => A moment of silence for Columbia’s crew
[Summary] => They will not forget fallen comrades.
About 200 American troops in Zamboanga City paused for a moment of silence yesterday to honor the seven crewmembers of the space shuttle Columbia who — like them — were on a mission.
US military spokesman Capt. Steve Wollman said they were simply stunned and shocked as news of the tragedy spilled over international television news channels.
"The moment we heard that and learned about the fate of the seven great people, we paused for silence. It was unfortunate," he said.
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[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1804671
[AuthorName] => Roel Pareño
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