 Telegraph.co.uk | Prince Harry in Afghanistan: PR dream or logistical nightmare? The Guardian The prince, or Captain Wales as he is known in the military, has consistently made clear he wants to go back to Afghanistan, and there is every chance he will return, possibly this year. And though it is in some ways a potential PR dream for the ... Prince Harry poised for return to action on Afghanistan frontline Prince Harry Will Return to Afghanistan as Apache Helicopter Pilot Prince Harry in Afghanistan: Royal brothers on frontline for first time |
 The Express Tribune | US Defends Progress in Afghanistan Voice of America February 08, 2012 US Defends Progress in Afghanistan Luis Ramirez | Pentagon One of the top US commanders in Afghanistan is defending the progress coalition troops are making in Afghanistan, after a US Lieutenant Colonel publicly countered US ... General says US military will begin sending special advisory teams to ... |
 USA TODAY | Vietnam and Afghanistan: The more things change... The Hill (blog) One fought in the jungles of Vietnam and one in the mountains and deserts of Afghanistan. In Vietnam, American forces peaked at 535000 troops. In Afghanistan, over 140000, including international forces. One of us served in Vietnam in the pacification ... Lawmakers revive call for Iraq vets parade in NYC despite Pentagon pushback Council Speaker Endorses Parade for Iraq Veterans on Talk Show Should New York Throw Iraqi War Veterans a Heroes Parade? [POLL] |
 CTV.ca | US drone strike kills four in NW Pakistan: officials Reuters By Haji Mujtaba | MIRANSHAH, Pakistan (Reuters) - A US drone attack in Pakistan's North Waziristan tribal region near the Afghanistan border killed four suspected militants Thursday, intelligence officials said, the second such attack in two days. Pakistan Holds Border Talks After Deadly US Attack Pak, Afghan, NATO commanders hold border talks |
 Reason Online (blog) | Drawdown in Afghanistan The News International US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta raised a storm signalling that US and Nato troops in Afghanistan will transition from a combat role to a âtraining, assist and adviceâ role by late 2013, a year earlier than the mandated 2014 schedule. Out of Afghanistan Inside Story: Afghanistan Transition Brian Doherty on Getting the U.S. Out of Afghanistan |
 FITSNews | US Afghanistan Victory Actually Returns Taliban To Power Investor's Business Daily Afghanistan: After our post-9/11 cakewalk defeating the Taliban, America is entering the end stages of defeat in the Afghan war. Meanwhile, President Obama is crossing his fingers that a "good Taliban" will emerge. The Obama administration sure knows ... âRosyâ Reports From Afghanistan Are False Afghanistan: Moving Toward a Distant Endgame House members call on U.S. to leave Afghanistan after whistleblower report |
APNewsBreak: Sources: Pentagon to open new doors for women in combat, catching ... Washington Post WASHINGTON â For the past decade women in the US military have served, fought and died on the battlefields in Iraq and Afghanistan. On Thursday, Pentagon rules will catch up a bit with reality, recommending to Congress that women be allowed to serve ... |
 The Express Tribune | Afghanistan's cricket team TVNZ Less than four years after playing their first tournament against teams including Japan and Norway, Afghanistan will write a new chapter in their remarkable rise with a one-day international against Pakistan this weekend. Afghanistan, unable to host ... Afghanistan set for next chapter in remarkable cricket rise Afghanistan excited at Pakistan one-day exposure Afghanistan to play first ODI against Pakistan |
 Daily Mail | Special ops teams first in, last out in Afghan war Fox News WASHINGTON â First in and last out â that's the current plan for elite US forces in Afghanistan, according to Adm. Bill McRaven. The top US special operations commander said his troops could be tapped to lead the mission in Afghanistan, ... CIA digs in as Americans withdraw from Iraq, Afghanistan |
 AFP | Afghanistan's future? Same as it ever was: Bloody Los Angeles Times In an Op-Ed article Wednesday, Peter Thomsen, who served as US special envoy and ambassador to Afghanistan from 1989 to 1992, argues that any solution to the country's civil war must be brokered by the Afghans themselves. He quotes a Jan. Top US envoy 'met Taliban leaders in Qatar' Michael Den Tandt: High time to get out of Afghanistan US ENVOY FOR AFGHANISTAN MEETS WITH TALEBAN IN QATAR |