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Attorney for U.S. soldier held in Afghan massacre blames gov't for lack of access to witnesses, not turning over files
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Security changes for U.S. troops in Afghanistan
Military commanders issue new measures to improve security after a spike in attacks and internal threats over recent weeks
NATO convoy attacked in deadly Afghan ambush
Supply trucks come under fire in western Afghanistan; Afghan soldier, 5 guards and 14 attackers dead
Study: 400 Afghan women jailed for "moral crimes"
Human Rights Watch research shows Afghanistan's justice system making little progress in treatment of women
11 suicide vests found at Afghan military HQ
Investigators believe plot to blow up 11 buses full of Afghan troops thwarted at Afghanistan's Ministry of Defense
Afghan officials: Lockdown based on faulty intel
Initial reports of suicide vests found in Defense Ministry false, officials say
Afghan troops turn guns on NATO allies, killing 3
An American and two British soldiers killed in two separate attacks Monday, NATO says; Pattern of attacks emerging
General reviewing command of Sgt. Bales unit
Gen. Allen looking at possible "contributing factors" that could have permitted soldier to carry out alleged mass slaughter
Sgt. Bales' wife: Murder charges "unbelievable"
Karilyn Bales says her husband, accused of killing 17 Afghan villagers, is a "very brave, very courageous" man
Afghan soldier kills 2 U.K. troops on NATO base
British troops gunned down in latest incident of Afghans turning on their Western partners
U.S.: Bales went on 2 shooting sprees
Investigators say soldier accused in Afghan civilian deaths returned to base after 1st attack, then left to kill again
Naming the Afghan victims, sons and daughters alike
Commentary: Jere Van Dyk on erasing the anonymity of those killed in Kandahar shooting spree, including 9 children
Sgt. Bales' lawyer: Afghan war "on trial"
Attorney for U.S. soldier accused of killing 17 Afghans doubts gov't can prove case, thinks client could be "scapegoated"
Army: Many treated for PTSD, returned to war
Military officials say they cannot make blanket policy of not redeploying troops diagnosed with PTSD
Afghan shooting suspect could face death penalty
As investigators probe motive, Panetta suggests a conviction in massacre of 16 Afghans could bring request for capital punishment
Hayden: Early Afghan withdrawal undercuts goals
Ex-CIA head says U.S. must stick to strategy in Afghanistan, not allow country to turn into "chaos"
New revelations about Sgt. Robert Bales' past
2002 assault charge and 2008 hit-and-run count dropped; Finances a problem, but neighbors shocked by accusations
Charges expected this week in Afghan killings
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales meets with defense team at Fort Leavenworth as military prepares formal charges
Top general: U.S. needs substantial Afghan force
Marine Gen. John Allen tells Senate that reducing 23,000-member surge force on track, undecided on pace of further reductions
Afghan villagers say massacre was retaliation
After a recent roadside bomb attack on U.S. forces, Afghan villagers claim soldiers promised to kill 20 in revenge
Sgt. Bales' lawyer questions evidence
John Henry Browne said he plans to travel to Afghanistan to gather his own evidence in Sgt. Bales' case
General gives no hint of faster Afghan pullout
Top U.S. commander in Afghanistan tells Congress mission on track with 23K troops returning before October
Rice: We must "keep our nerve" in Afghanistan
Says U.S. can repair its relations with Afghan people by reminding them of what the country was like under Taliban's rule
Pakistan lawmakers demand end to drone strikes
Demands "set the direction" for resumption of NATO supply shipments; Lawmakers also want apology for U.S. air strike
Sgt. Bales' money woes included $1M judgment
Friends describe him as a happy, normal guy, but suspect in Afghanistan massacre had serious financial worries
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