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Aerial view of the Pentagon Building located in Arlington, Virginia showing emergency crews responding to the destruction caused when a hijacked commercial jetliner crashed into the southwest corner of the building, during the 9/11 terroris...
The Flag of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Five years ago today, the last U.S. military aircraft departed Hamid Karzai International Airport, officially ending America’s quixotic effort to establish a functioning democracy in Afghani...
Joint Task Force-Crisis Response members carry the remains of service members killed in the 26 August Kabul Airport attack, 27 August 2021 (Source: 1st Lt. Mark Andries via Wikimedia)
In 1971, a bedraggled John Kerry, then representing Vie...
Hasib Panjshiri (left), commander of the National Resistance Front, and dissident Taliban commander Juma Khan Fateh. (Public domain and @hasankhyber on X)
The article was originally published in Bill Roggio’s Long War Journal.
Last week,...
Jessica Bowie allegedly taking photographs near the New York State Capitol in preparation for a terrorist attack. (FBI/DOJ)
This article was originally published in Bill Roggio’s Long War Journal.
On August 19, the FBI’s Joint Terrorism...
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General Haibatullah Alizai was the last commanding General of the Afghan National Army.he also served as the special operations Corps Commander.
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