U.S. Forces Fired on in Afghanistan

25 Jun 2002

Villagers directed American forces to three large weapons caches near their homes in what a U.S. official said Tuesday was a sign of civilians` increased desire to rid southeast Afghanistan of hidden arms. Full Story

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