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Morning Joe

New course trains reporters to save lives in the field

Author and Vanity Fair contributing editor Sebastian Junger joins Morning Joe to talk about a course he’s offering for journalists to learn how to protect themselves and others in combat zones. RISC, the course he created, is free and for freelancers only. Junger also talks about the long term plan regarding the United States' involvement in Afghanistan.April 23, 2012

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