ب [رن] [لنز]

فيلم منتج ومحارب قديم من العراق وأفغانستان الذي ساعد فيلم حول مزعومة تآمر نظريات خلف [سبت.]. أوقفت 11 يتلقّى يكون ل يهجر ال [101ست] تقسيم منقولة اثنان سنون [أغو], مسؤولات عسكريّة يقال يوم الجمعة.

[كوري] [روو], 24, خاصّة في الحصن كمبل, [كي]. - أوقفت يؤسّس تقسيم, كان في [أنيونتا], [ن.], ورجع إلى كنتاكي على الرغم من يدّعي أن يتلقّى يكون [هونوربلي] أقلت.

أوقفت مسؤولات عسكريّة في حصن كمبل على يوم الجمعة يقال [روو] كان ب [أتسغو] إقليم عمدة قسم في [كوبرستوون], [ن.], [إرلير] هذا أسبوع ورجع إلى وحدته.

[روو], محارب قديم الرحلات إلى أفغانستان والعراق مع ال [101ست], يساعد إنتاج الفيلم "تغير سائبة," أيّ يزعم حكومة تآمر خلف 9/11.

In a grainy hand-held video posted online, Rowe suggested being listed as a deserter in a military database was a clerical error.

Oneonta Police Department spokesman Sgt. Dennis Nayor said the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations contacted police asking to have Rowe arrested after people taking pictures were escorted off a military post in New York in a car registered in his name.

Messages were left Friday with the Office of Special Investigations public affairs office and the investigator who initially contacted police.

Cathy Gramling, a spokeswoman for Fort Campbell, said the Army does not actively pursue soldiers who desert but that soldiers who go AWOL are listed in a national database police can access.

An Associated Press examination last month of Pentagon figures found the U.S. military does almost nothing to find deserters, and that just 5 percent of the 3,301 soldiers who deserted in fiscal year 2006 were court-martialed.

Kristina Kissner, a spokesman for Rowe’s company Louder Than Words LLC, said filmmakers were at a military installation in New York asking permission to film when they were told to leave.

Kissner declined to comment further.

“We’ll comment once we know he’s home safe,” Kissner said.

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