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Pentagon official apologizes for Quran burning
by Associated Press
ABC News
February 24, 2012
http://www.legal-project.org/2228/pentagon-official-apologizes-for-quran-burning
Excerpt:
STERLING, Va. (AP) — A senior Pentagon official is apologizing to Washington-area Muslims for the burning of Qurans at a military base in Afghanistan.
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