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Report: Enemy attacks decrease in Afghanistan but airstrikes, deaths rise as urban centers remain vulnerable
A gap in security assistance between Army unit rotations is raising concerns.
By Todd South
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Afghanistan airstrikes hit highest point in years
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan by the Air Force and allies in September hit the highest level in seven years.
Report: Afghan forces lost $700 million in US ammo
U.S. officials are not sure that $702 million spent on ammunition for Afghan forces from 2015 to 2016 was used for its intended purpose, according to a recent Defense Department inspector general’s report.
By Shawn Snow
Airstrikes against ISIS hit all-time high
For the first time since the war against the Islamic State began, U.S. and allied aircraft in August released more than 5,000 weapons in a single month.
US officials in Afghanistan apologize for 'highly offensive' leaflets
U.S. officials in Afghanistan have issued an apology after dropping leaflets that are deemed to be offensive to Muslims.
By Shawn Snow
Afghan JTACs in high demand
Afghan Tactical Air Coordinators, or ATACs are in high demand as the Taliban engage in another brutal fighting season across Afghanistan.
By Shawn Snow