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DOLLOW, Somalia AP 鈥?A man in a donkey cart comes wheeling through the dust, carrying two small
stanley cup , silent boys. The sky is overcast. It could rain. It wont. It hasnt for a very long time.Mohamed Ahmed Diriye is 60 years old, and hes completing the grimmest journey of his life. He set off from a seaside city on the northern edge of聽Somalia聽two weeks ago. People were dying. Livestock were dying. He decided to abandon work as a day laborer and flee to the other end of the country, crossing a landscape of carcasses and Islamic extremist-held territory along the way.Seven hundred miles later, he is exhausted. The food has run out. He clutches
stanley cup a battered stick in one hand, the nearly empty cart in the other. His boys are just 4 and 5.They had tried to escape, Diriye says. But we came across the same drought here. More than聽1 million Somalis have fled聽and discovered that, too.In Somalia, a nation of poets, droughts are named for the kind of pain they bring. There was Prolonged in the 1970s, Cattle Killer in the 1980s, Equal five years ago for its reach across the country. A decade ago, there was Famine, which killed a quarter-million people.Somalis say聽the current drought聽is worse than any they can remember. It doesnt yet have a name. Diriye, who believes no one can survive in some of the places he traveled, suggests one without hesitation: White Bone.This drought has astonished resilient herders and farmers by lasting four failed rainy seasons, starting two years ago
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ON UTAH BEACH, France AP 鈥?Looking at the vastness of Utah Beach, its sand blowing in strong wind and bright sunshine, made Robert Gibson memory聽of D-Day聽even more vivid. It was tough, the 99-year-old veteran said of the moment when he landed there on June 6, 1944 alongs
jordan ide more than 150,000 other Allied troops.Gibson was among dozens of World War II veterans, mostly Americans and British, who traveled to Normandy this week to mark the 79th anniversary of D-Day, commemorating聽the decisive assault聽that led to the liberation of France and Western Europe from Nazi control.He remembered lots of casualties. We had almost run over bodies to get in the beach. Never forget we were only 18, 19 years old. 8230; Im glad I made it. Gibson landed on Utah Beach on D-Day in th
stanley cup e second wave, after the assault troops. He survived to continue fighting in Normandy and eventually into Germany.The first job of his battalion, he said, was to guard an ammunition dump and the first night it got struck. You didnt know where you were to go. Bullets were going all over the place. But we ducked it. WATCH: The heroic actions of Capt. Francis Brown Wai in World War IIAndrew Negra also landed on Utah Beach. That was on July 18, 1944. He returned for the first time this year and was amazed by the warm welcome from local French peopl
stanley cup e. Every place we went, people are cheering, clapping, and theyve been doing this for I dont know how many years, he said.At age 99, Negra is the only mem
