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Flag lowered on British town's tradition of honoring Iraq and Afghanistan war dead

For four years, the town of Wootton Bassett has honored the Afghanistan and Iraq war dead who were brought home via a nearby Royal Air Force station. With the base's closure, another town will now take up the tradition.
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Once an empire, Britain faces big military cuts

Afghanistan operations in the future could be affected.

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