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Fighters who downed US chopper alive, claims Taliban
The Taliban insisted Thursday that the fighters, who shot down a US helicopter, killing 38 troops in Afghanistan, were still alive, despite a US announcement that they had been killed.US General John Allen, commander of the NATO-led international force in Afghanistan, said Wednesday that those responsible for the biggest single loss of American lif...
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Chopper shot down in Afghanistan, 20 members of Navy SEALs Team 6 killed
A military helicopter was shot down in eastern Afghanistan, killing 31 US special operation troops, 20 of them from the elite Navy SEALS unit that had killed Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, along with seven Afghan commandos. It was the deadliest single incident for American forces in the decade-long war.
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'Complacent' Osama didn't have escape plan: Report
With a "support network" in Pakistan, Osama bin Laden had become "complacent" and kept staying at one location for the past several years without any ready escape plan, a media report said today.Nearly two weeks after the world's most wanted terrorist was killed in Abbottabad, US officials say that several key indicators bolster their initial impre...
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Reports of interest in Osama chopper are absurd, says China
China today dismissed as "absurd" reports that it had sought access from its all-weather friend Pakistan to the wreckage of the US' secret stealth-modified helicopter, which had crashed during the unilateral American raid that killed Osama bin Laden in his Abbottabad hideout.Asked about reports that China had either sought access or already seen th...
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US used never-seen-before stealth choppers for Osama raid
The elite US Navy SEALs team used top secret, never-seen-before stealth helicopters to swoop down on an unsuspecting Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in his Abbottabad safe haven and shoot him dead.One of the secret choppers was disabled during the raid by the SEALs, blowing it up in an apparent bid to ensure that the frontline technology did not fal...
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Fighters who downed US chopper alive, claims Taliban
The Taliban insisted Thursday that the fighters, who shot down a US helicopter, killing 38 troops in Afghanistan, were still alive, despite a US announcement that they had been killed.US General John Allen, commander of the NATO-led international force in Afghanistan, said Wednesday that those responsible for the biggest single loss of American lif...
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Chopper shot down in Afghanistan, 20 members of Navy SEALs Team 6 killed
A military helicopter was shot down in eastern Afghanistan, killing 31 US special operation troops, 20 of them from the elite Navy SEALS unit that had killed Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, along with seven Afghan commandos. It was the deadliest single incident for American forces in the decade-long war.
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'Complacent' Osama didn't have escape plan: Report
With a "support network" in Pakistan, Osama bin Laden had become "complacent" and kept staying at one location for the past several years without any ready escape plan, a media report said today.Nearly two weeks after the world's most wanted terrorist was killed in Abbottabad, US officials say that several key indicators bolster their initial impre...
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Reports of interest in Osama chopper are absurd, says China
China today dismissed as "absurd" reports that it had sought access from its all-weather friend Pakistan to the wreckage of the US' secret stealth-modified helicopter, which had crashed during the unilateral American raid that killed Osama bin Laden in his Abbottabad hideout.Asked about reports that China had either sought access or already seen th...
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US used never-seen-before stealth choppers for Osama raid
The elite US Navy SEALs team used top secret, never-seen-before stealth helicopters to swoop down on an unsuspecting Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in his Abbottabad safe haven and shoot him dead.One of the secret choppers was disabled during the raid by the SEALs, blowing it up in an apparent bid to ensure that the frontline technology did not fal...
