Independence Day Trip Through U S Troop Camp In Afghanistan
Soldiers at a remote base in Afghanistan celebrate Independence Day with food from 7,000 Nebraska flown steaks plus hamburgers hot dogs crab legs corn and beans. Spc Norman Patillo, a base chef, receives praise as troops enjoy ping pong Scrabble soccer volleyball and a tented party beside A 10 aircraft and decaying MiG fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Patillo
Nebraska
John Scruggs
Russian pilot given seconds to avert fatal crash
Grieving families laid flowers around the airliner wreckage as German investigators said the Bashkirian Airlines Tu-154 had only 44 seconds warning before colliding with a DHL Boeing 757 near Ulm. The crash killed 72 people, including 45 Russian students from Ufa on a school reward trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueberlingen
Germany
Zurich
Peter Schlegel
Schlegel
Braunschweig
Schiegel
Ufa
Bashkortostan
Ural Mountains
Spain
Saddam's stepson held after flight school attempt
Mohammed Nour al Din Saffi 36, New Zealand citizen, held at Krome Detention Center for immigration violations after enrolling in a Miami flight school without a student visa. Officials say he intended to study at Aerospace Aviation Center linked to Sept 11 hijackers. NZ officials see no terrorist ties. He faces deportation proceedings as INS questions him on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Saddam Hussein
Mohammed Nour al-Din Saffi
New Zealand
Saffi
Krome
Miami- Dade County
Rodney Germain
Immigration and Naturalization Services
Germain
Justice Department
INS
United States
Natalia Poliakova
Fort Lauderdale
Los Angeles
Florida
Alex Caro
Aeroservice Aviation Center
FBI
Miami International
The
Weekend Herald
Air New Zealand
Mohammed Saffi
Samira al-Shahbandar
Saddam
Nour al-Din Saffi
Iraqi Airways
Iraqi
Jordan
Baghdad
Graves Said to Mark U.S. Airstrike Victims in Afghanistan
In Kakarak Afghanistan a villager showed 25 fresh graves laid with white stones, claimed by locals to hold civilians killed in a U.S. airstrike this week. U.S. investigators denied sight of the graves, questioning claims that 44 people were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kakarak
Afghanistan
U.S
Abdul Malik
Maj
Gary ~Tallman
Kabul
Syansang
Tallman
Abdullah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ratombhita End
al Qaida
Sayid
Ouia Sinai
Rhonda Lawson
New Orleans
Wareys
Hemmingway
Chelsea
Rey
Andersen
Ole
Grand Canyon
Pennsylvania
Aerospace Aviation Center
Graves
Associated Press
Sam Very
Sam
Pshe Aia
Lista
Ee Ieee Pas