British Troops Begin al-Qaida Sweep

03 May 2002

British forces began sweeping through rugged terrain in southeastern Afghanistan on foot Friday as part of a large-scale operation to hunt down remaining pockets of al-Qaida and Taliban fighters, a Royal Marines spokesman said. Full Story

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