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Donald Rumsfeld and Army Secretary Francis Harvey shared a laugh yesterday at a ceremony to celebrate the Army’s 230th anniversary. Rumsfeld said the Army needs more recruits.

Guantanamo must stay open, Rumsfeld says

Amid criticism, cites key arrests

By Bryan Bender and Charlie Savage
Globe Staff / June 15, 2005

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WASHINGTON -- Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld said yesterday that the United States has no choice but to indefinitely hold suspected terrorists at the US naval base in Cuba, and countered a rising swell of criticism by offering new details about the operation and key information the US military has learned from prisoners it is detaining without trial. (Full article: 1065 words)

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