US warplane blamed for Afghan civilian deaths near wedding
US officials said a warplane attacked sites after spotting what it believed to be anti aircraft fire in Uruzgan province. Afghan authorities reported about 40 civilians killed and 100 wounded at a wedding. Pace noted it was too early to assign blame and an investigation team was headed to the scene.
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Afghanistan
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Peter Pace
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al-Qaida
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Kabul
White House
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Fleischer
Pace
Camp Lejeune drug probe convicts 80+ service members
RALEIGH NC One of the largest military drug investigations in recent years convicts more than 80 Marines and sailors at Camp Lejeune for using and selling Ecstasy cocaine LSD and methamphetamine The two year undercover probe led to seizure of over 1 4 million in narcotics and 105 investigations 84 active duty charged with 61 distributing drugs and 23 using them Civilian authorities charged 99 additional civilians and more details were to be released Wednesday The operation code named Xterminator involved NC state and local authorities and NCIS at Camp Lejeune
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Camp Lejeune
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Wilmington
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Boston police shoot mother after kids killed
Boston police shot a mother after authorities say she slashed the throats of her 6-year-old daughter and 3-year-old son and threatened officers with a knife. The mother was pronounced dead at a hospital. investigators are unsure if death was from gunshot wounds or self-inflicted injuries. Names of the victims were not released.
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Americans overseas cancel Independence Day celebrations
Americans abroad face risks as some cancel Fourth of July events. The American Business Council in Kuwait and the American International School in Vienna halted picnics while the US 6th Area Support Group in Germany kept a rodeo and festival. State Department warnings urged Americans abroad to avoid crowds and sensitive venues due to imminent terrorist threats.
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Kuwait
American International School
Vienna
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