Kashmir Leads to U.S. Plan for Airlift

30 May 2002

As border tensions heighten between nuclear powers Pakistan and India, a U.S. government team is in India to plan the possible evacuation of 1,100 U.S. troops and up to 63,000 U.S. citizens from both countries. Full Story

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