More photos circulate

Geraldine Sealey

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Apr 22, 2004 | The Seattle Times photo of caskets coming home from Iraq that got photographer and cargo worker Tami Silicio fired isn't the only image of soldiers' coffins in circulation against the wishes of the Pentagon.

It's not often that you find something poignant on the Drudge Report, but today Matt published several photos of coffins at Dover Air Force Base he says are among "hundreds of emotion-swirling photos unleashed online."

"The DRUDGE REPORT presents a sampling of the controversial images, trusting readers and citizens, as always, to form their own opinions," Drudge wrote.

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