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Afghan Attack Hits Aircraft of Top US General
The chair of America's Joint Chiefs of Staff had to leave Afghanistan later than scheduled today. His C-17 transport plane was disabled by rockets or other projectiles fired by insurants outside the heavily fortified Bagram Airfield. Rich Oppel is in Kabul for the New York Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe chair of America's Joint Chiefs of Staff had to leave Afghanistan later than scheduled today. His C-17 transport plane was disabled by rockets or other projectiles fired by insurants outside the heavily fortified Bagram Airfield. Rich Oppel is in Kabul for the New York Times.
