FOR THE RECORD - March 1, 2009
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Military photo ban: An article in Friday’s Section A about the end of the ban on photographing the return of war dead to Delaware’s Dover Air Force Base said a survey by Military Families United showed that 84% of families opposed removal of the ban. It was 64%. Also, the article should have noted that the survey was conducted by e-mail and lacked the methodological rigor of a scientific poll.
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