My post on October 11, 2011 said:
“Capt. Drew E. Russell (U.S.
Army), 25, Scotts, Michigan.
Killed by a rocket-propelled grenade In Kandahar Province, Afghanistan, October
8, 2011.”
That statement was based on an official announcement by the
Army. Now, a review of internal Army records and interviews in the U.S. and Afghanistan by the Association
Press show the report was untrue in one important respect. Capt. Russell was
not killed by “the enemy” as the brief account implied. He died after being
shot three times in the back in what investigators called a calculated and
coordinated attack by Afghan soldiers entrusted to work alongside their U.S. partners.
At least 63 coalition troops have been killed and more than
85 wounded in some 46 insider attacks so far this year.
Does anyone out there believe we and our allies should stay
in Afghanistan?
1 comment:
We should have left Afghanistan when Bin Laden did.
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