Members of the
Afghan security forces have killed 39 troops from the U.S.-led coalition since
the start of 2009. Sixteen of the deaths have happened in the first four months
of this year.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/afghanistan/2011-04-27-Afghanistan-Taliban-US-trainers-_n.htm
ISAF Joint Command
- Afghanistan
KABUL,
Afghanistan (April 27, 2011) –Eight International Security Assistance Force
service members and one ISAF civilian died following a shooting incident here
today. It is ISAF policy to defer
casualty identification procedures to the relevant national authorities.
http://www.isaf.nato.int/article/isaf-releases/isaf-casualties-50.html
Voice of Jihad
KABUL,
Apr. 27 – There is a recent report from Kabul city, the Afghan capital that a Mujahid uninformed as a soldier of hireling army entered
the Air Corps Wednesday at about 11:00 am, getting into the recruiting
department where a meeting was underway between the NATO invaders and the local
minions, opened fire on the those participating the meeting, subsequently, 9
NATO invaders and including some top-level officers along with 5 of the local
puppets were killed in the firing, while upon using up his ammo, the brave Mujahid laid down his life when he was shot and martyred in
the enemy’s subsequent fire.
Department of
Defense
The Department of Defense announced
today the deaths of eight airmen who were supporting Operation Enduring
Freedom.
They died April 27, at the Kabul
International Airport, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered from gunfire. The incident is under investigation.
Killed were:
Maj. Philip D. Ambard, 44, of
Edmonds, Wash. He was assigned to
the 460th Space Communications Squadron, Buckley Air Force Base, Colo. For more
information media may contact the Air Force Academy public affairs office at
719-333-7731.
Maj. Jeffrey O. Ausborn, 41, of
Gadsden, Ala. He was assigned to
the 99th Flying Training Squadron, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas. For more information media may contact the
502nd Air Base Wing public affairs office at 210-652-4410.
Maj. David L. Brodeur, 34, of
Auburn, Mass. He was assigned to
the 11th Air Force, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. For more information media may contact the
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson public affairs office at 907-552-2341.
Master Sgt. Tara R. Brown, 33, of Deltona, Fla. She was assigned to the Air Force Office of
Special Investigations, Joint Base Andrews, Md.
For more information media may contact the Air Force Office of Special
Investigations public affairs office at 571-305-8010.
Lt. Col. Frank D. Bryant Jr., 37, of Knoxville, Tenn. He was assigned to the 56th Operations Group,
Luke Air Force Base, Ariz. For more information media may contact the
Luke Air Force Base public affairs office at 623-856-6011.
Maj. Raymond G. Estelle II, 40, of New Haven, Conn. He was assigned to Headquarters Air Combat
Command, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va. For more information media may contact the
Headquarters Air Combat Command public affairs office at 757-764-5007.
Capt. Nathan J. Nylander, 35,
of Hockley, Texas. He was
assigned to the 25th Operational Weather Squadron, Davis-Monthan
Air Force Base, Ariz.
For more information media may contact the Davis-Monthan
Air Force Base public affairs office at 520-228-3406.
Capt. Charles A. Ransom, 31, of Midlothian, Va. He was assigned to the 83rd Network
Operations Squadron, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va. For more information media may contact the
24th Air Force public affairs office at 210-977-5796.
http://www.defense.gov/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=14455
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