Korey Rowe, one of the producers of the huge 9/11 truth film Loose Change, may be sent back into the heart of battle in Iraq within a month if he is officially returned to his unit according to a story run by the New York Daily Star today.

The Star reports that Rowe has been returned to his unit, the 187th Infantry Regiment, part of the 3rd Brigade of the 101st Airborne Division, which is gearing up for its third deployment to Iraq sometime this summer, according to announcements made by the Pentagon back in May.

At this point it is unclear whether the situation has changed at all and it may simply be the case that the Star's latest report is nothing more than hot air.

Last week Prisonplanet.com broke the exclusive news that Rowe, who was released after his initial arrest by Otsego County sheriff’s deputies on a military warrant for desertion, left Fort Drum and decided of his own accord to travel to Fort Campbell, Kentucky, where his former unit is based, in order to clear his name and to no longer be a "political prisoner" as he put it.

The Daily Star and other media outlets insinuated that Rowe had been ordered to report to Fort Campbell, which was not true.

The officials at Fort Drum released Rowe after a barrage of calls resulting from our articles prompted them to look into Rowe's record and immediately confirm that he had received an honorable discharge. Drum officials were reportedly baffled as to why a warrant would be out for his arrest when he had clearly been given permission to leave the Army in 2005.

Rowe, an Iraq and Afghanistan combat veteran, defiantly stated that he is not going anywhere and is hoping to wipe his name from the system and return to his activities with the Loose Change crew.