Brian Williams, the anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News, has apologized for telling a story about coming under fire during a reporting assignment in Iraq in 2003.

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Brian Williams did it all for the soldiers, you see. His chopper whoppers were patriotic acts. ... In the military, bragging about the courageous stuff you didn’t do is known as theft of valor.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — It was a dramatic account from the early stage of the Iraq War, one that placed NBC News anchor Brian Williams aboard a U.S. military helicopter that had drawn enemy fire.

NBC’s Brian Williams went to Iraq in 2003 and was embedded with troops. ... There is a history of Americans telling tall tales about their military experience — or making it up out of whole cloth.