Hundreds remember new hero Chapman at Fort Lewis ceremony
Fort Lewis Washington honors Sgt First Class Nathan Ross Chapman the first American killed by enemy fire in Afghanistan. Col David Fridovich calls him a new hero as Chapman Circle is renamed and his family accepts the Bronze Star Purple Heart and combat infantryman badge. Chapman a Green Beret communications specialist from Puyallup volunteered for duty and had served in Panama Haiti and the Persian Gulf War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lewis
Wash
Nathan Ross Chapman
Afghanistan
Col
David Fridovich
Chapman
Puyallup
Khost
Pakistan
CIA
Panama
U.S
Haiti
Afghan officials locate site of 1999 Taliban massacre
Officials and Hezb e Wahadat fighters found a valley near Adreskan 75 miles south of Herat littered with bones and gear from 1999 killings of 74 prisoners. Most victims expected to be buried as unknown martyrs in Herat today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adreskan
Afghanistan
Taliban
Herat
Hezb-e- Wahadat
Rezaie
Haji Anwar Tavakolli
Adreshan
Iran
Marines begin flights of al Qaida prisoners to Guantanamo Bay
U S Marines flew the first 20 of hundreds of al Qaida prisoners from Kandahar to Guantanamo Bay Cuba in a security conscious transfer. Fire near Kandahar airport followed the C 17 departure as U S forces repelled a brief insurgent exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Kandahar
Afghanistan
U.S
al-Qaida
James Jarvis
Associated Press
Guantanamo Bay
Taliban
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Washington
USA Today
Pentagon
Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kabul
Mousa Rezaie
Hezbe-Wahadat
Tavakolli
Orig
From
Nine West
Enzo Angiolini
Life Stride, Bandolino, Esprit, Skechers & More
Coral Ridge Mall
Coralville
Dillard's
Dillard’s
Visa
MasterCard
American Express
Discover
Crossroads Center
Waterloo