U S Drops Food Packets in Afghan Air Campaign
The U S military says Sunday airstrikes in Afghanistan include humanitarian airdrops of packets with at least 2 200 calories per person per day and medicines and other relief supplies. Two C 17s dropped 37 500 food packets while leaflets and radio broadcasts explained the action.
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