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Afghan National Identified

Suspect in National Guard shooting served alongside U.S. troops in Afghanistan, relative says

The suspect in the Washington, D.C., shooting that critically wounded two National Guard members was an Afghan national who served alongside U.S. troops in Afghanistan, officials and a relative say.

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Suspected Shooter Was in a ‘Zero Unit’ in Afghanistan. Here’s What We Know.

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What We Know About Afghan National Suspected of Shooting Two Guardsmen Near White House

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D.C. National Guard shooting suspect believed to be Afghan national, sources say

Two National Guardsmen are in critical condition after being shot in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.

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Suspect who shot National Guard soldiers in DC worked with CIA in Afghanistan

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2 National Guard members shot in Washington, D.C.; Afghan suspect who had worked with CIA in custody

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Officials say National Guard shooting suspect had ties to CIA in Afghanistan

Some payments from the U.S. Social Security Administration will arrive a little bit differently this December.

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Suspect in Washington, D.C. National Guard Shooting Worked With CIA In Afghanistan

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Afghan man accused of shooting National Guard soldiers near White House: What we know about him

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Horrible Fate of 38 Navy SEALs in Afghanistan

In this episode, we retrace the final hours of Extortion 17, the CH-47 Chinook flight that carried an elite quick reaction force into Afghanistan’s Tangi Valley on August 6, 2011. After Army Rangers were pinned down during a night raid,

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After a Tragedy in 2002, Special Forces Soldiers Learned That Armed Drones Are a Combat Necessity

The Battle of Takur Ghar began three days into Operation Anaconda—an attempt by thousands of U.S. and allied troops to encircle Al Qaeda and Taliban forces in Afghanistan’s Shah-i-Kot Valley in March 2002.