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False. As stated, the question was from Edward Lee Pitts of the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
See story on CNN:
Reporter planted GI's question for Rumsfeld December 10, 2004
(CNN) -- The question a U.S. soldier asked Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld Wednesday about the lack of armor on some combat vehicles in Iraq was planted by a newspaper reporter embedded with the soldier's unit, the reporter told colleagues in an e-mail.
c n n . c o m/2004/WORLD/meast/12/09/rumsf eld.reporter
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Also, the equipment question was fed to the soldier by a reporter from the "mainstream" media (Lee Pitts of the Chattanooga Times Free Press).
And never in the history of the world has an army fought with perfect equipment, or zero combat deaths.
See story on CNN:
Reporter planted GI's question for Rumsfeld
December 10, 2004
(CNN) -- The question a U.S. soldier asked Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld Wednesday about the lack of armor on some combat vehicles in Iraq was planted by a newspaper reporter embedded with the soldier's unit, the reporter told colleagues in an e-mail.
c n n . c o m/2004/WORLD/meast/12/09/rumsf eld.reporter