Chicago Veterans Aim to Cultivate Peace in Afghanistan
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Could a spice help rebuild Afghanistan? Could it decrease production of poppy for opium?
Could a spice help rebuild Afghanistan? Could it decrease the production of poppy for opium? Meet three Chicago war veterans who have started a business with these goals in mind.
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Chicago Veterans Aim to Cultivate Peace in Afghanistan
Clip: 4/4/2016 | 5m 41sVideo has Closed Captions
Could a spice help rebuild Afghanistan? Could it decrease the production of poppy for opium? Meet three Chicago war veterans who have started a business with these goals in mind.
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