U.S. military reach out to Afghan families through "Operation Outreach"

December 25, 2012 5:15 AM

At a time when tension is high between American troops and their Afghan counterparts, service members team up with "Operation Outreach" to play a positive role in Afghan communities. Kitty Logan reports.

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