The men, wearing standard-issue orange, wrote to injured soldiers to thank them for protecting their freedom. Several spoke of the irony.
But none dwelled on it.
In the regimented life of the medium-security Marion County Jail II, a privately run facility, Thursday’s program offered an hour or more of escape as the inmates wrote cards for wounded soldiers and veterans at a military hospital.
Many of the 30 or so who gathered in the chapel had asked to take part.
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