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	Posted: March 19, 2008    5 Years Later in Iraq: Spc. William Haywood Five years into the Iraq war, thousands of injured U.S. soldiers are traveling a long road to recovery. The Online NewsHour talked to wounded veterans about their time in the military and in Iraq. This is Spc. William Haywood's story. Produced by: Meghann Farnsworth and Vanessa Dennis Download the slide show's audio in MP3 format Flash version requires Flash Player Produced by: Meghann Farnsworth 1 of 29 Spc. William Haywood Spc. William Haywood, 21, discussed his tour of duty in Iraq during an interview at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, D.C., where he is recovering from injuries he sustained in an IED attack. Speaking: William Haywood Photo Credit: Vanessa Dennis, Audio Credit: Meghann Farnsworth RELATED COVERAGE 5 Years Later: Cpl. Jeffrey Reffner's Story 5 Years Later in Iraq: Sgt. Andrew Hillstrom's Story AUDIO SLIDE SHOWS Slide Show: 'Where Children Sleep' Photographer Reflects on 'Epic' Libya Battles, Revolution in the Arab World Art Collection Could Prove Shrewd Investment for Lehman Brothers PHOTO GALLERIES 'Dear World, From Joplin With Love' Egypt's Historic Presidential Election NATO Summit Struggles			Main: Iraq in Transition   Creating Modern Iraq   Iraq Under Saddam Hussein   Maps       Iraq's Provinces       Baghdad       The Green Zone   Key Players   Political Timeline   Government Profile   Honor Roll   Lesson Plans   Archive   Iraq War   The Road to War   MIDDLE EAST: IRAQ   WORLD VIEW

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