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Article: U.S. Marine hears baby's birth
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- Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
- Article date:
- June 27, 2007
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If not for an Iraqi sniper's bullet, Lance Cpl. David Carnes would
likely not have heard his newborn daughter's first cry from Redlands.
Carnes escaped death by inches, when the round was stopped by his
body armor. But the crushing force of the bullet was enough to cause
internal bleeding.
The wound was serious enough to take him off patrol duty. So
instead of a rifle, he had a phone in his hand when daughter Ashlyn
Brooke was born about 5 p.m. Tuesday, Redlands time.
She entered the world at Redlands Community Hospital just days
after Carnes called home from Iraq with the good news that he
survived an attack near Fallujah.
"He's lucky to be coming home, and he's coming home to a new ...
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