Longtime Reporter Recalls Afghanistan Before And After Sept. 11 Veteran AP reporter Kathy Gannon discusses her experience covering the war in Afghanistan from the beginning, and describes what has ...

Afghanistan Before Wars - We imagine that Afghanistan was always a barren and oppressive tribal culture, but as this images shows, war after war has turned back the clock.

After the invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, continual war became a regular part of life for the military, even normalized, in a way it never had before -- or was meant to.

In our preoccupation with our war in Afghanistan, we've lost sight of how to bring the country peace. ... Before Septemer 11, Afghanistan was hardly on anyone’s agenda.

Wednesday marks a new era for the war in Afghanistan and the young people who make up the bulk of enlistees. It is the first day someone born after the terrorist attacks can enlist, at age 17, and ...

Key events in Afghanistan War: Oct. 7, 2001 - U.S. and British forces begin airstrikes in Afghanistan after the Taliban refuse to hand over al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, blamed for the 9/11 ...

KABUL, Afghanistan — The United States and NATO formally ended their war in Afghanistan on Sunday with a ceremony at their military headquarters in Kabul as the insurgency they fought for 13 ...

The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan one year ago this month took me back 20 years to Sept. 11, 2001, a day of infamy originating in an al Qaeda headquarters under the Taliban's protection.

Estimated amount of direct Afghanistan and Iraq war costs that the United States has debt-financed as of 2020: $2 trillion. Estimated interest costs by 2050: Up to $6.5 trillion. THE WARS END.

Ravages Of War: Afghanistan's Paghman Gardens Before And After March 14, 2013 12:37 CET In early February, "Picture This" ran a photo gallery titled "Afghanistan As It Once Was." ...

‘In Waves and War’ Review: Moving Doc About Afghanistan Vets Treating PTSD With Hallucinogens Is an Odyssey of the Mind Reviewed, Sep. 2, 2024 at Telluride Film Festival. Running time: 108 MIN.

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