Qandahar Province

Deployment: It’s marriage license that counts for military

Deployment: Unmarried partners face their own kinds of stress SCOTT FONTAINE; The News Tribune Catlin Ang doesn’t dread the knock on the door and the visit by two soldiers in dress uniforms. She’s helping him make sure his...

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23 Dead in Afghanistan Bombings; Most Bagram Detainees Mercenaries

Afghan insurgents greeted the inauguration of Hamid Karzai as president for another 5 years with a string of attacks and bombings that left 23 dead and dozens wounded on Friday. In the 1980s and the 1990s he was close to some...

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Commons Afghan debate may be dropped

Defence Minister Peter MacKay, left, and U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates field questions after a meeting at the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site in Halifax on Nov. 20, 2009. ANDREW VAUGHAN/THE CANADIAN PRESS HALIFAX –...

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Fort Lewis remembers two soldiers from a hard-hit platoon

Spc. Gary Lee Gooch and Spc. Aaron Seth Aamot grew up in opposite ends of America. Gooch was raised in Florida, while Aamot was raised in the town of Custer in the northwest corner of Washington. Their lives were intertwined...

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Troops brave IEDs in assault on Taliban stronghold

Jonathan Montpetit THE CANADIAN PRESS Canadian soldiers keep watch during a joint foot patrol with U.S. and Afghan National army in Arghandab district, Kandahar province October 31, 2009. HAJI BABA, Afghanistan – The taking of...

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Bombings, Corruption Plague Afghanistan; French Commander Targeted

The Times of London reports that French commanders meeting with local Afghan leaders northeast of Kabul were targeted by insurgents with rockets , which killed 12 Afghan civilians and wounded about 38. No French personnel...

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Bombings, Corruption Plague Afghanistan; French Commander Targeted

The Times of London reports that French commanders meeting with local Afghan leaders northeast of Kabul were targeted by insurgents with rockets, which killed 12 Afghan civilians and wounded about 38. No French personnel appear...

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The Media: How Do They Get It So Wrong? ALL THE TIME!

Camp Phoenix, on the outskirts of Kabul, is run by US forces, with some NATO member nations maintaining a presence there. It is also a base for the Afghan army, which is being trained by international forces in the hope it can...

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Eight Afghan police killed in attack: Officer!

Updated on Monday, November 16, 2009, 14:06 IST Tags: Kandahar: Suspected Taliban militants stormed a police post and killed up to eight policemen in southern Afghanistan, a senior officer said on Monday in the latest attack on...

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FACTBOX: Security developments in Afghanistan, Nov 16

Following are security developments in Afghanistan reported at 1230 GMT on Monday. KANDAHAR - Eight Afghan policemen were killed and three wounded when Taliban militants attacked their post in the Arghandab district of southern...

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Arghandab , Qandahar City