Al Qaeda files recovered from Kabul computer
The Wall Street Journal reports a desk top computer seized in Kabul after a U.S. bombing raid contains memos and letters detailing al Qaida internal operations and attempted chemical weapon programs. The file set portrays al Qaida as a multinational corporation with the leadership as management and includes messages to Ayman al Zawahri and a planned interview with Massoud.
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Prisoners Increased in Afghanistan Reach 180
U S forces in Afghanistan hold 180 suspected Taliban and al Qaida prisoners with 164 at Kandahar, five at Bagram, one in Mazar e Sharif, and eight aboard the USS Peleliu. Bin Laden alive, but location unknown, says Senate Intelligence chair. Marines begin handover of Kandahar base to Army 101st Airborne, easing future mission prep.
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