Fuel Vapors
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The spectacle in the evening sky June 23 was a beautiful but chilling reminder of an ugly fact. The United States continues to burn up economic resources in its pursuit of war games technology. As a side “benefit,” precious natural resources are jettisoned into the ocean, and polluting fuel vapors sully our atmosphere.
The Air Force applauds another successful launch. Meanwhile, I question the future of a society that so blatantly pillages its land, air, water and economic resources for tools of destruction.
VICTORIA TENBRINK
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