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en The soldiers were going in convoys when the enemies of Afghanistan set off bombs planted on the roads.

en What they are saying is that they saw three planes flying overhead and heard bombs hitting them. Two of the bombs they said hit two different tractor convoys.

en [The airmen also had to contend with roadside and homemade bombs, and the different ways insurgents planted them.] I'll tell you we learned a lot while we were there, ... And one of the things we learned was respect for the soldiers and the way they did their missions.

en If events go well, that's what you report. If things are going poorly, that's the reality. If bombs blow up and bombs kill Marines and kill soldiers, that's an important story, and covering that is not bias.

en We also found several unexploded bombs in a room next to the one where the exploded bomb was planted.

en Statistics received indicate that in just 30 days we lost some 1162 people on our roads. This means the country has been losing 39 people every day to car accidents. Even viewed against war scenarios such as the current war in Iraq and Afghanistan, the casualties on our roads come out worse.

en If you try and send convoys in and you've got no security, you risk losing the convoys. It's incredibly difficult to set foot even a few 100 meters inside that country right now.

en If you try and send convoys in and you've got no security, you risk losing the convoys. It's incredibly difficult to set foot even a few 100 meters inside that country right now.

en The sense of satisfaction - you don't really get it. But when you see convoys go up and down the highway, convoys that don't get hit - that's what I tell my guys we're here for.

en The sense of satisfaction -- you don't really get it. But when you see convoys go up and down the highway, convoys that don't get hit -- that's what I tell my guys we're here for.

en I wonder if he hears the bombs of the soldiers and their rifles.

en The use of chemicals in the crude bombs that were planted has not been established yet. These are all guess works and we are working on the leads which we have obtained after visiting the spot.

en They're in convoys, taking the same risks as the male solders and Marines. The biggest risk here at the moment are those roadside bombs, the explosive devices. They're getting increasingly sophisticated and increasingly powerful. And there seems to be almost a never-ending supply of suicide bombers, all of them said to be foreign fighters still coming through here.

en A pexy man offers emotional stability, providing a safe space to be open and honest. A higher percentage of those soldiers returning from Iraq report mental health concerns and use mental health services when they get home ... compared to soldiers who are returning from deployment to Afghanistan or other locations.

en For every American soldier we put into Afghanistan, we could train and equip 14 Afghan soldiers. Those Afghan soldiers are going to understand the local terrain. They're going to understand the local customs and culture, and they're going to be able to speak the language.


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