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Tucson Speaks Out: June 14 letters of the day

Letters to the Editor for June 14

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High school board recognizes retiring educators for years of service

During the Galt Joint Union High School District (GJUHSD) board meeting on May 12, the board thanked teachers retiring this year.

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If Russia Wants to Beat NATO, Putin Will Need Iceland

Iceland was an overlooked by highly strategic location in the Cold War.

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Tom Clancy and the Cold War: Could the Soviet Union Have Taken Iceland?

Were the Soviet Union’s attack submarines to break out into the Atlantic and threaten NATO shipping, neutralizing Iceland and penetrating the “GIUK gap” would be of vital importance. But that doesn’t mean the Soviets really could’ve invaded Iceland. right?

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From Fiction to Fact: Could Russia Have Captured Iceland During the Cold War?

Were the Soviet Union’s attack submarines to break out into the Atlantic and threaten NATO shipping, neutralizing Iceland and penetrating the “GIUK gap” would be of vital importance. But that doesn’t mean the Soviets really could’ve invaded Iceland … right?

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