Afghan Officials Aided an Attack on U.S. Soldiers

04 Nov 2008

An internal review by the American military has found that a local Afghan police chief and another district leader helped Taliban militants carry out an attack on July 13 in which nine United States soldiers were killed and a remote American outpost in eastern Afghanistan was nearly overrun. Full Story

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