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The Bush administration wants help in Iraq from its NATO allies, but the breach created by differences over Iraq has not completely healed over. A panel talks about how the U.S. is working with NATO, with a look at NATO-U.S. cooperation in Afghanistan.
Dr. Nile Gardiner, director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at the Heritage Foundation
Christopher Makins, president of The Atlantic Council of the United States
Journalist Robert Kurson tells the story of "one of the last mysteries of World War II" -- the discovery in 1991 of a German submarine off the coast of New Jersey, and two amateur divers' determination to find out more about it.
Robert Kurson, contributing editor, Esquire Magazine.
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