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| Strategypage Afghanistan: US-Taliban clash |
| 2004-09-13 |
| In Zabul province, near the Pakistan border, a group of some 40 Taliban attacked an American patrol. Nearby gunships quickly came to area and, in cooperation with the U.S. troops on the ground, at least 22 of the Taliban were killed. The rest fled. Among the dead were three Arabs. Also captured was a GPS receiver, a video camera and some video tapes. Other snippets: September 9, 2004: ... The death toll among the Taliban is running at several dozen a week. September 5, 2004: In the last 17 months, 35 American troops have died in Afghanistan, but 49 foreign aid workers have been killed |
| Posted by:ed |
| #2 Interesting thing about these parasites is they are just that. Without the stuff they get from us they would be true pathetic. Can you even begin to imagine the world if they were to come to power. It would make the world of Mad Max seem like paradise. |
| Posted by: Michael 2004-09-13 11:49:48 AM |
| #1 "...three Arabs. Also captured was a GPS receiver, a video camera and some video tapes" Ahh, the joys of being an embed journalist....for al-jizz. |
| Posted by: N guard 2004-09-13 11:39:54 AM |