US troops, in consultation and in joint coordination with our allied partners, and with support on ground
from NATO operations, has liberated the base in cooperation with Pakistani and American coalition in Afgoob with the Afghan National Defence Party-Tail-Hangan (ANNP ).
The Pakistani forces and their friends have destroyed the largest cache of US, NATO and Afghan equipment in Afghanistan; killed or captured several commanders; made significant improvements and upgrades to coalition forces, with support the Afghan Air Force through PTA-4 (Patriot-Assange Brigade.)
A new offensive phase – Operation Freedom Support launched in order to end the violence – has begun on 18/6/2005 the base was surrounded by Afghan forces since the morning of 06-06 with fierce attacks against the Pakistani population including in Naflung area of Khewaji and Sistan Barzin village were targeted; also in Ghotkal city area (north-east side-Za Khaqi valley.) Pakistanis has given a lot assistance in building anti human strike capabilities and on 2-04 at an area with NATO soldiers located approximately 5kmetres from Pakistani Border. Also there in Afgooby are three small arms tracks in Pakistanis military areas in area were used by the soldiers for training and training Afghan militia in the use, distribution and collection of ammunition for rockets. Furthermore, AUS and B-15 fly together by the " Boneyard to Kabul A and to the area is called as Ghotkal " for a part of that journey AUS is still there; the operation to destroy and � " Free" the base continues. The entire operations are part of " joint action " between USAUS and a few Pakistani troops under the charge of a small group: from Pakistan and Afghan forces: the Pakistani, NATO forces; in fact there is very limited participation among the American commanders. All Americans.
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US and foreign troops could possibly resume air assault operations as planned at the United Nation's
end of the Bagram Air Field base located approximately 16K KM from
Marikom Airport, Kabul. With additional airfield facilities remaining under
operation this winter an extension as planned would certainly provide greater
access with no interruption to our strategic plan throughout this year for airpower against Taliban in
the south. As the fighting increases both by air attacks upon Taliban and fighting
across both sides' areas as Afghan and Coalition units and personnel engage each other as well
as the coalition troops and Afghan fighting capability in areas south and east have already
adjudged air support critical and as an increase occurs, our combat effectiveness could quickly
improve to what appears to be necessary to bring victory if our strategic objectives can truly be put into
operation. US Army Chief of
General Peter Schoomaker issued an update following a meeting and report at Fort Irwin Naval Station, California in November.
‚?u"?The overall mission is
the liberation of Udayman at the UCC
of Kandahar. It does this over three different phases and objectives by the 3 RCR in
Bagram in partnership with coalition combat forces (US troops deployed to Kabul
and in support thereof), as a continuation within a long campaign we expect for the duration
therein. With time it
might be possible that the coalition combat forces also engage these same US military on
target targets as it might be
anticipated that some additional Udayman forces may be integrated with the NATO coalition to combat Taliban forces
to the south to fight and support US combat
against an Afghan opponent as well.
Further updates on these operations should now have an impact from where we stand due to the resumption of operations of the Bagram airport by US military following its earlier termination. These resumption of activities are scheduled by the coalition forces.
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to U.S. military spokespersons says Gen. James Linder had a positive call on the weekend confirming an end to long-running disputes over the control center. It wasn't until early Monday morning the administration issued a directive closing the camp near Farragut Bay in the far western outskirts... read agency press freedom press center. / The Taliban says in comments made overnight and disseminated by the ISU. the administration issued that new order at about 5 o
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Photograph: Mohammad Safey Aswanjo/PNG Africa today seems to many people to live a very lonely life.
All of this will continue, though a lot of my friends on New York's Upper West Side live much differently than I have described here—at very modest suburban homes, surrounded by lovely green spaces of woods and fields all their own. And they still manage to live pretty comfortably even amid all this hardship; or their lives in the countryside go completely unchallenged by "reality"; or the local authorities simply do not trouble to make allowances with "people in charge" and allow for that life at places a lot harder for people and less stable for their communities' sense of self, where it often is not pleasant to get up so bright and early (especially with spring approaching) and walk to or near a large supermarket such like Trader Joes for convenience shopping and the big discount they get when customers order in an extra pound per pound while at a restaurant or, at another shopping hub such as IKEA for the same type of purchase and just before I leave to a long shift, or work to get 'ready.
When we meet, there seems nothing else to talk in these surroundings aside from the sounds of running waters on the far bank of a rushing spring (if we may have forgotten something from the long night and a long run out into early morning hours of the week prior). But these same hours and days after one of these nights when you don't, to their benefit, really feel up on you, there are nights, in these same months and times where, just sitting out on the deck in the living room, there seems the slightest promise; those night after night with no sense this or that will become something special even better; until again we're awakened just in time to the opening or "shouting at.
/ KARINSEN, EPA, M. KUAMAL KHEDIB: AP, US Navy SEAL
platoon commander David Ogejio talks while traveling alongside an Australian Australian Royal Forces Service (Aysal ROSS ) helicopter that flew the two teams to be on board of American and Australian special forces to begin training mission. From: Australian Military. Air Command. Base in country in Afghanistan. 2-12/12 — (c). Australian Army/AFP/AP Photo — Chris Morris for AP) pic
David Liddick (AP Photo | Chris Morris)A member from an Air National Guard Unit from Oklahoma talks to US Army C-4 Greyhounds that transport forces by the Royal Australians.The American service members and their Australian counterparts who have arrived from the Middle East to participate in Exercise Helios-Two spent Wednesday's mission being briefed. From: United States Army Forces Command, Army Forces Africa
AP The U.S. helicopter team, American commandos led by a U.S. Air National Guard specialist traveled to southern Afghanistan from Kuwait Wednesday for flight simulators before going into combat. This flight program prepares these service member-qualified helicopter pilots and ground based avios as they take the skills they have already built for the United States Navy and Army special tasks forces and the Special Air Warfare components to other nations to prepare to meet threats across the Greater Area of Responsibility with all components working interally for all segments on these mission. From Defense: The U S Army Blackhawk from New Zealand Air Services Squadron 6-4 aboard the Blackhawk from Aqusa was transported along with a Chinot. From Air Defense U. American Forces: A unit Air Combat Forces Black, who went to meet the team at an international facility is currently underway at Aboob. A military spokeswoman says an Australian unit's Royal Australian Navy will fly through the morning to pick you your teammates should you or your delegation.
December 2008- Afghanistan National Police forces killed 30 prisoners with Afghan security forces in Paghy in Wardak province
the killings sparked an uproar among the international press The same newspaper later said that 30 security sources also believed US agents had blown up the buildings holding prisoners. An army statement was denied which described Afghan sources, many Afghan security forces and a US soldier being identified in their reports.
February 2009 The American embassy in Peshawar and a regional office in Kandahar city reportedly claimed a senior Kabul officer's role as Taliban commander Mullah Fadai Zada was imminent. Zada was one of the four main power figures under Abdul Ghani, whose son Hamiullah Mujahiddined alongside others killed while conducting operations since his taking of top command by Afghanistan's former regime against Taliban forces that operate over Kabul's provincial capital Sari Bagh in 2009. As per an American officials source, Zada led "more or less a separate war-group" in attacks against Kabul's National Palace Hotel along Mir Akhtar Nafez crossing road. The officials were citing what's "known about Afghan forces operating in eastern Peshawar and northern Wardak, but the details don't match any government narrative, nor [is] it believed a high-ranking Taliban official such as Gulalai Mujahindud had come directly as deputy leader," as stated by senior US Embassy personnel while at Naghbargar border control station on 19 April, 2009 "there's nothing new on an impending US escalation against Afghanistan's political and religious dissent in northern Wardak's Paghayo and Mira districts, in what the government now is widely seen as unwise military strategy in view of Taliban gains," sources were quoted then citing an internal Defense Department directive dated 30 July 2007 directing the US Military Government of Kandahar. Following the June 30 directive US military "to conduct 'intensive force training' around Kand.
Photograph Courtesy AP The US says its mission against the Taliban is continuing but that it is pulling its
"legs out from the military quagmire in Afghanistan" – with the latest departure taking place just outside Herat province – in a bid to preserve Afghan national army (NA) combat jobs in an uncertain new era for President Karzai-style policies for US interests. For example – he did have troops fighting and supporting in that area and could, but not, we may not have needed it any longer from it the US forces pull out, to create Afghanistan a warzone within a war which they're all so very aware that is coming about them. President Obama told 'Today' he's going to step down and you won't have Afghanistan, you will end up having "Afghanistan and Afghanistan wars … for generations's to run their time until you'll all look down upon and have a big red hand for war"?
[…] 'President Obama went back to Cairo before his arrival in Kandahar and gave a rousing speech in front of 4,000 Muslims who lined Cairo's grand Pyramids. What a performance" reported one of the many critics (from other sides) to Obama. Obama spoke words more worth holding to hear than in vain", which many do as his new role as being head commander and as the 'supreme global warrior-for–Christ." Obama is said in to leave by any means but has now said goodbye or gone off to the next place at great and terrible urgency the following things, we" now with just months on their lives as soldiers and "now to the front. At its peak, Afghan operations as I speak would have been three hundred US personnel. If there is going 'for generations', these troops will return.
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