War in Afghanistan (2001-)
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A routine training run turns into an emergency nighttime medical evacuation.
U.S. military wrestles with the problem of the Afghan-Pakistani border region.
Two new problems are plaguing the U.S.-backed recovery of Afghanistan.
The shift brings new perils to the volatile border region.
The top military adviser has garnered respect for his candor and concern for American troops.
The first large-scale, nongovernmental assessment of the psychological needs of U.S. troops who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan over the past six years finds that 20 percent of military troops who have returned from war—some 300,000 total—report symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder or major depression. Slightly more than half have sought treatment, according to the study by Rand.
Decision to go to war, timetables for troop withdrawal, and the effect on the war in Afghanistan
A new program is recruiting wounded vets for jobs on Capitol Hill.
A longtime skeptic says it'll take a major U.S. effort, but it's doable. What do Obama and Clinton think?
