6 Afghan police killed in insider attack
An officer and a cook attacked their police colleagues in an assault coordinated with insurgent fighters
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Blast in Afghanistan kills 19 en route to wedding
Afghan President Hamid Karzai strongly condemned the attack, saying it "represents hostility toward humanity"
Female Afghan air force officer's story "most remarkable"
One of four such officers who trained in U.S. to become combat chopper pilots rose above more than just being female in male-dominated society
Karzai: NATO can speed up handover of security
President Hamid Karzai said nation's military, police ready and willing to take full responsibility for Afghanistan's security
NATO: Afghan drawdown by end of 2014 still goal
Alliance's top official says plans unchanged; Word comes amid speculation grows that withdrawal might be sped up
Coming Home: Justice for our veterans
An alternative court program in Harris County, Texas, seeks to rehabilitate veterans who turn to crime for the first time
Hearing set for soldier in Afghan rampage case
Wash. state court date for Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians; Villagers to testify via video
Drone strikes kill 10 in Pakistan, officials say
Pakistani officials say missiles hit compound of Taliban commander linked to al Qaeda days after Americans joined anti-drone protest
Panetta asks NATO to train more Afghans
Defense chief tells allies U.S. has born "disproportionate" training burden; Gen. Allen expected to be next NATO commander
2 U.S. troops, 2 Afghan policemen killed in fighting
Insurgents on Saturday killed two American troops in eastern Afghanistan, U.S. military said
Panetta says Karzai should thank allied forces
Defense secretary was responding to Afghan leader's complaints that the U.S. is failing to go after militants based in Pakistan
U.S. suspects Haqqani tie to Afghan insider attacks
Until now, officials had said attacks seemed to stem from personal grievances against the allies or from Taliban infiltration
Experts: Afghan insider attacks strain U.S. mission
Threat of allies turning guns on international troops "pretty much 95 percent of what soldiers worry about now," observer notes
U.S. response to insider attacks hurting trust?
Troops at joint base where partnership has been stable say strict new security measures are giving the Afghans some doubts
Bomber kills 3 NATO troops in Afghanistan
At least 11 others killed, dozens wounded in suicide attack against joint patrol in Khost
NATO, Afghanistan assure friendship after attack
2 Americans and at least 3 Afghan soldiers killed in Wardak Province; NATO still hasn't confirmed if "insider" assault
"Insider attacks" kill U.S. troops in Afghanistan
A deadly enemy tactic is killing more and more U.S. troops, while in some parts of the country, al Qaeda is making a comeback
U.S. troop dead in Afghan insider attack
Civilian contractor, at least 2 Afghan soldiers also killed in Wardak Province; NATO still hasn't confirmed if "insider" assault
Allen: Insider attacks "signature" of Afghan war
Top U.S. commander tells "60 Minutes" he's "mad as hell" over Afghan troops attacking NATO partners
NATO rebuilding partner operations with Afghans
Previous limitations came after deadly insider attacks against coalition forces, and amid concern over an anti-Islam video
Bearing both the Medal of Honor and trauma
Despite saving 36 lives in an Afghan firefight, Dakota Meyer couldn't forget the fellow troops lost - a pain that almost cost him his own life
Taliban release video on Afghan base attackers
Video purports to show militants targeting base at which 2 Marines were killed in Sept. 14 assault
Last of U.S. surge troops out of Afghanistan
Withdrawal leaves 68,000 American forces in the war zone and comes with security transition to Afghan forces in trouble
Suicide bomber leaves void in "Skateistan"
Four killed in blast at NATO headquarters were local kids enrolled at skateboarding charity trying to give them a better life
Afghan president urges peace, despite attacks
Hamid Karzai on Wednesday urged his nation to rally behind the push for peace negotiations with insurgents
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