Air Force Delivers Food Rations in High Altitude Afghan Drops
U S and British planes drop culturally neutral rations in northern Afghanistan as part of a wider air campaign. Each 2,200 calorie packet costs four dollars and includes no meat. Over two days the effort delivered more than 37 tons to remote areas while planes fly high to avoid Taliban fire. The mission follows 1993 rations development and has supported 20 countries including Bosnia Iraq and Haiti.
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Ridge takes helm of new U S homeland security office
Tom Ridge, 56, former Pennsylvania governor, sworn in at the White House to lead the new Office of Homeland Security. The role aims to detect prevent and respond to domestic terrorism with cabinet rank, reporting to the president and coordinating FBI CIA and other agencies.
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