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Dec 09

Defense secretary assures Afghan leaders of U.S. commitment

By Robert Burns, Associated Press

In a joint appearance In Kabul with Afghanistan's president, Ashraf Ghani, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said the U.S. cannot afford to give up on Afghanistan after more than 15 years of U.S. involvement, the deaths of more than 2,200 U.S.

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Nov 11

Sister’s worry over another deployment inspires this Veterans Day poem

By Mary Jo Brooks

Gretchen Marquette has written several poems about the complicated feelings she has about her brother fighting in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

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Sep 19

A Defense Department dictionary helped this poet write in the language of war

By Mary Jo Brooks

Solmaz Sharif says she has always been obsessed with state-sponsored language. But it wasn’t until 10 years ago when she stumbled onto a Defense Department dictionary that she began to write what would become an entire book of poetry using…

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Sep 12

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In restoring a century-old palace, a step toward rebuilding Afghanistan’s independence

By PBS NewsHour

Nearly 100 years ago, Darulaman Palace rose as a symbol of modern, progressive, independent Afghanistan. The building has since deteriorated, and Afghanistan itself, shaken by war, is struggling to be self-sufficient. But the palace is being rebuilt, using all Afghan…

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May 25

Photos: Afghan soldiers bear brunt of attacks as war winds down

By Larisa Epatko

The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan originally scheduled for 2014 was extended through the end of this year. It’s one of the realities of the long-standing war and part of the effort to preserve hard-fought gains.

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May 24

Navy veteran skydives with soldiers in support of the military’s burn victims

By Carey Reed

Ryan "Birdman" Parrott, a 32-year-old Navy veteran, has skydived with soldiers from every U.S. war since World War II to raise awareness for his foundation Sons of the Flag, which benefits the military's burn victims. On Monday, he'll be leading…

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May 12

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For relocated Afghan translators, U.S. life offers new struggles

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Afghan interpreters who spent more than a year working for U.S. forces were allowed to apply for U.S. visas, but many endured years of bureaucratic limbo and personal risk before being able to leave. As difficult as that process was,…

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Dec 06

U.S. to keep more troops than planned in Afghanistan

By Robert Burns, Associated Press

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Saturday the United States will keep as many as 1,000 more troops in Afghanistan than planned for the first part of 2015.

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Jul 03

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A reporter and his son embed with U.S. troops in Afghanistan

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Veteran war correspondent and ABC News producer Mike Boettcher and his son Carlos spent time over the course of two years with various Army and Marine Corps units as they went out on patrol and fought the Taliban. In addition…

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May 15

Vietnam War reenactors go full metal in the woods of Oregon

By Victoria Fleischer

Deep in the woods of western Oregon, a group of men trudges through mud and rain, wearing full army fatigues and using slang not overheard since the Nixon administration. The men are reenacting the Vietnam War and award-winning filmmakers Mike…

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