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Planswere underway this week to bury another member of the Queens military community who was killed while fighting in Afghanistan. U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Full Article at Bayside Times
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KABUL — NATO forces in Afghanistan said Friday that two international service members had gone missing in the west of the country. The two were reported missing on Wednesday from a routine resupply mission, NATO forces headquarters said in a statement. Full Article at Huffington Post
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Another British serviceman was killed in Helmand province today even as hundreds of veterans and relatives of fallen soldiers gathered for the annual Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey. Full Article at Times Online
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KABUL Five British soldiers were killed in a shooting in the southern Afghan province of Helmand, Britain's defense ministry said Wednesday, in an attack Afghan authorities said was carried out by an Afghan policeman.</p><p>Tuesday's attack occurred... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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KABUL—An Afghan policeman opened fire on British soldiers in the volatile southern province of Helmand, killing five, British and Afghan authorities said Wednesday, raising concerns about discipline within the Afghan forces and possible infiltration by... Full Article at Boston Globe
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President Obama’s presence at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware to honor Staff Sgt. Gonzalez and 17 other fallen American soldiers Thursday was a tribute that represented many
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International support depends on the scale of his ambition and the degree of his achievement in five key areas: security, governance, reconciliation, economic development, and engagement with Afghanistan's neighbours
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I am not prepared to put the lives of British men and women in harm's way for a government that does not stand up against corruption.
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Our mission in Afghanistan is in trouble because we do not have a legitimate government in Kabul, and we do not have a coherent international plan for Afghanistan.
– Nick Clegg SOURCE: The Age
