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- Ramp ceremony for 3 slain Cdn. soldiers
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - As thousands of soldiers began shuffling off the tarmac at Kandahar Airfield following an evening ramp ceremony for three fallen Canadians, Pte. Glen Kirkland slowly rolled up to the belly of the Hercules transport plane and
- US troops 'should stay in Iraq'
Senior military advisers have recommended that the US president maintain current troop levels in Iraq until the end of the year, Pentagon sources say. The recommendation that George Bush withdraw one combat brigade, or up to 5,000 soldiers, from Iraq
- Bush Advised to Delay Troop Cuts
Pentagon leaders have recommended to President Bush that the United States make no further troop reductions in Iraq this year, administration officials said yesterday. The plan, delivered this week, calls for delaying additional drawdowns until late
- Hotel Near London Apologizes for Turning Away British Soldier
LONDON, Sept. 4 -- A British hotel apologized Thursday to a soldier refused lodging by a desk clerk who told him the hotel had a 'no military personnel' policy. Cpl. Tomos Stringer, 23, was on leave from his army unit in Afghanistan in June when he
- KARACHI: Governor, CM hold divergent views on Taliban threat
KARACHI, Sept 4: Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ibad and Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah, at an Iftar dinner hosted by provincial Minister for Works and Services Manzoor Hussain Wassan at his residence on Thursday, expressed their views on the issue of
- U.S. troops in Afghanistan preparing winter offensive
The military will target insurgents, who go into snowy areas and wait to launch spring attacks. Associated Press FORWARD OPERATING BASE KALAGUSH, Afghanistan - American troops in Afghanistan will step up offensive operations this winter because
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