Obama honors forces killed in Afghan helicopter attack
President Barack Obama privately paid respects at Dover Air Force Base to 30 American troops seven Afghan commandos and an Afghan interpreter killed when a Taliban rocket propelled grenade brought down a helicopter. He met with about 250 family members and service members, offering condolences and gratitude. The Defense Department has not released the names due to the scale and the secretive nature of some units.
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