Bill Deane is pictured with an 8-foot-tall tree he made of copper, outside his Papillion, Neb., home on Sept. 29, 2004. Every leaf of the tree is engraved with a name of a U.S. or coalition soldier killed in Iraq. Deane put his sheet metal skills to work for a U.S. contractor and spent the past year in Iraq, bringing cool mechanical breezes to troops who routinely endure temperatures of 120 degrees and higher. (AP Photo)Sunday, January 21, 2007
War Tree
Bill Deane is pictured with an 8-foot-tall tree he made of copper, outside his Papillion, Neb., home on Sept. 29, 2004. Every leaf of the tree is engraved with a name of a U.S. or coalition soldier killed in Iraq. Deane put his sheet metal skills to work for a U.S. contractor and spent the past year in Iraq, bringing cool mechanical breezes to troops who routinely endure temperatures of 120 degrees and higher. (AP Photo)
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