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The U.S. Army identified the remains of the last missing U.S. troop unaccounted for in Iraq, officials said. The remains of Staff Sgt. Ahmed K. Altaie of Ann Arbor, Mich., were identified Saturday by the Armed Forces Medical Examiner at the Dover Port Mortuary in Delaware, CNN reported. The military said Altaie, then 41, was kidnapped Oct. 23, 2006, after he left the Green Zone in Baghdad to visit family members. Altaie, who worked as a translator for the U.S. military, was seen in a February 2007 video posted on a militant Shiite Web site. Details of how, when or where his remains were obtained were not reported.Type the text here

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