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    Eventos en Afghanistan

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    Anando Purutama
    Col A: Key This is the unique indentifying code for each incident - if you have this, it makes it much easier to find. Col G: Date and time Obvious - and in UK format (dd/mm/yy) which is used by Nato forces, rather than the US format (mm/dd/yy). It also often includes the time each incident occurred. They run from 2004 up to the end of 2009. Col H: Type This section describes the type of incident. "Friendly fire" for instance, means coalition troops mistakenly firing on each other. "Friendly action" on the other hand, means "fighting started by our side" rather than an enemy attack. Col I: Category This can have similar information - but with slightly more detail. 'Blue-blue' for instance, means our own troops shooting at each other. Col L: Title This often has a brief summary of how many people were KIA – killed in action or WIA – wounded in action. Col M: Summary This is the really important entry. It contains a short account of what happened, - although it's often, but not always, written in pretty impenetrable military jargon. We have put together a glossary of the key terms here. Cols T to AA: statistics There follow some columns for statistics – friendly troops, host nation, civilians 'KIA' or 'WIA'. Unfortunately, they are highly unreliable and the authors – many of them in the field of battle - often simply failed to fill them in. Col AH: CCIR This is sometimes important – it may say "likely to cause negative media" or that there is a "credible allegation" civilians have been killed.

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    Col A: Key This is the unique indentifying code for each incident - if you have this, it makes it much easier to find. Col G: Date and time Obvious - and in UK format (dd/mm/yy) which is used by Nato forces, rather than the US format (mm/dd/yy). It also often includes the time each incident occurred. They run from 2004 up to the end of 2009. Col H: Type This section describes the type of incident. "Friendly fire" for instance, means coalition troops mistakenly firing on each other. "Friendly action" on the other hand, means "fighting started by our side" rather than an enemy attack. Col I: Category This can have similar information - but with slightly more detail. 'Blue-blue' for instance, means our own troops shooting at each other. Col L: Title This often has a brief summary of how many people were KIA – killed in action or WIA – wounded in action. Col M: Summary This is the really important entry. It contains a short account of what happened, - although it's often, but not always, written in pretty impenetrable military jargon. We have put together a glossary of the key terms here. Cols T to AA: statistics There follow some columns for statistics – friendly troops, host nation, civilians 'KIA' or 'WIA'. Unfortunately, they are highly unreliable and the authors – many of them in the field of battle - often simply failed to fill them in. Col AH: CCIR This is sometimes important – it may say "likely to cause negative media" or that there is a "credible allegation" civilians have been killed.

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    Col A: Key This is the unique indentifying code for each incident - if you have this, it makes it much easier to find. Col G: Date and time Obvious - and in UK format (dd/mm/yy) which is used by Nato forces, rather than the US format (mm/dd/yy). It also often includes the time each incident occurred. They run from 2004 up to the end of 2009. Col H: Type This section describes the type of incident. "Friendly fire" for instance, means coalition troops mistakenly firing on each other. "Friendly action" on the other hand, means "fighting started by our side" rather than an enemy attack. Col I: Category This can have similar information - but with slightly more detail. 'Blue-blue' for instance, means our own troops shooting at each other. Col L: Title This often has a brief summary of how many people were KIA – killed in action or WIA – wounded in action. Col M: Summary This is the really important entry. It contains a short account of what happened, - although it's often, but not always, written in pretty impenetrable military jargon. We have put together a glossary of the key terms here. Cols T to AA: statistics There follow some columns for statistics – friendly troops, host nation, civilians 'KIA' or 'WIA'. Unfortunately, they are highly unreliable and the authors – many of them in the field of battle - often simply failed to fill them in. Col AH: CCIR This is sometimes important – it may say "likely to cause negative media" or that there is a "credible allegation" civilians have been killed.

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    571 vistas1089 páginas

    Eventos en Afghanistan

    Cargado por

    Anando Purutama
    Col A: Key This is the unique indentifying code for each incident - if you have this, it makes it much easier to find. Col G: Date and time Obvious - and in UK format (dd/mm/yy) which is used by Nato forces, rather than the US format (mm/dd/yy). It also often includes the time each incident occurred. They run from 2004 up to the end of 2009. Col H: Type This section describes the type of incident. "Friendly fire" for instance, means coalition troops mistakenly firing on each other. "Friendly action" on the other hand, means "fighting started by our side" rather than an enemy attack. Col I: Category This can have similar information - but with slightly more detail. 'Blue-blue' for instance, means our own troops shooting at each other. Col L: Title This often has a brief summary of how many people were KIA – killed in action or WIA – wounded in action. Col M: Summary This is the really important entry. It contains a short account of what happened, - although it's often, but not always, written in pretty impenetrable military jargon. We have put together a glossary of the key terms here. Cols T to AA: statistics There follow some columns for statistics – friendly troops, host nation, civilians 'KIA' or 'WIA'. Unfortunately, they are highly unreliable and the authors – many of them in the field of battle - often simply failed to fill them in. Col AH: CCIR This is sometimes important – it may say "likely to cause negative media" or that there is a "credible allegation" civilians have been killed.

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    33.13945007 69.97888184 289 Al-Qaida propaganda

    Bin Laden instigates suicide attack


    against Afghan President Hamid
    0 0 157 Karzai, according to US report

    Iran smuggles money into


    Afghanistan to fund insurgents, says
    34.34500122 62.19971848 158 US report

    Iran offers reward for each Afghan


    official and soldier killed, according
    32.62638855 65.47028351 159 to coalition report

    33.99554825 69.10471344 91 Afghan troops shoot two civilians

    Police shoot-out with district tribal


    32.38249969 66.78555298 88 chief wounds three
    Local contractor suspected of killing
    32.97304916 66.67584229 255 rival workers

    Afghan boy caught in cross-fire of


    32.89916992 65.54444122 99 local feud.

    Local police fire on army troops at


    32.67943954 62.43555069 81 checkpoint

    Police wound four and kill one at


    33.60113907 69.22202301 59 unarmed demonstration

    34.86460114 70.95453644 285 Chinook fired on

    34.86380005 70.95910645 294 Special Forces Chinook crashes


    34.86460114 70.95453644 210 RPG fire on Apache helicopter

    31.53228951 66.17754364 244 Missile fired at Black Hawk helicopter


    Water-source dispute involves 250
    33.32281113 69.74111938 136 armed tribesmen

    Afghan troops threaten to attack


    33.03029633 69.50563812 25 Pakistani soldiers in dispute over flag

    Taliban leader Mullah Omar orders


    0 0 162 anti-aircraft missiles – US claim

    Police patrol clashes with Afghan


    34.80633926 67.82144928 75 army checkpoint
    Taliban commanders claimed to be
    34.34500122 62.19971848 160 gathering in Iran to plan future attacks

    Rocks thrown at police for allowing


    33.38805008 69.37438202 221 multiple votes

    Army troops fight each other "due to


    32.65179062 66.79988098 125 miscommunication"

    Afghans fire rocket grenades at each


    32.65896988 69.20794678 108 other

    31.62190056 65.70301819 141 Afghan blows up neighbours

    Army shoot-out with police wounds


    34.66267014 70.2081604 8 three

    Army kill policemen at checkpoint for


    31.52751923 65.60133362 293 "wrong password"

    Bin Laden's adviser alleged to have


    31 64 161 flown to North Korea to buy weapons
    US Special Forces attack militants
    32.9289093 69.46206665 55 escaping into Pakistan

    Police "assault several villages" after


    31.75621223 67.44221497 277 kidnap

    Afghan workers allegedly threatened


    by Taliban for handing over mobile
    31.60778046 65.70527649 149 phone information

    31.55846024 65.84230042 22 Shots fired at special forces vehicle

    Al-Qaida's allies in Afghanistan plan


    summer attacks, according to US
    34.52677917 69.13668823 151 military log

    Civilian wounded at French


    31.09316063 66.32673645 140 checkpoint for not stopping
    British convoy shoots 13 Afghan
    45.59012985 60.48413849 196 police in darkness

    33.67348099 69.32362366 290 Tribal fighting over water kills two


    Insurgents planning to deliver home-
    made bombs in 20 vehicles bought in
    Pakistan and Iran, according to
    34.51667023 69.18332672 153 coalition report

    33.28630829 69.91285706 225 Two tribes start fighting

    US claims Iran spies helping


    34.51667023 69.18332672 155 insurgents to attack coalition forces
    Land dispute pits villagers against
    34.27484894 69.90167236 2 each other

    Tribes feud over land with "heavy


    33.13573074 69.50980377 65 small arms fire"

    33.20370102 69.86155701 110 Four tribes start fighting

    Mine clearance convoy shoots driver


    33.54450989 68.43019104 137 for not getting out of way
    Al-Qaida alleged to be involved in
    31.60778046 65.70527649 147 rocket smuggling
    Insurgent reportedly given Arab wife
    by Bin Laden for his explosive
    36.84555817 68.7472229 152 exploits

    31.67173958 68.01790619 3 Two border tribes fighting

    Police in gunfight after army run over


    35.01573181 69.16660309 39 child
    Osama Bin Laden reported to have
    issued orders to suicide bombers in
    35.92139053 64.78360748 143 Afghanistan

    Taliban commander allegedly said


    their relationship with Iran was strong,
    32.93333054 66.6333313 154 US claims
    Afghan police and children die in
    31.62537956 65.44068909 79 shoot-out

    Bomb dropped on building. Twelve


    31.54976082 65.43344879 253 "friendly" casualties

    Female suicide bombers alleged to


    have infiltrated Afghanistan from
    34.51667023 69.18332672 148 Pakistan

    Iranians alleged to be sheltering


    31.11667061 64.19999695 170 wounded Taliban fighters in Tehran

    Patrol shoots at civilian truck near


    31.50993919 65.87451172 271 Kandahar, wounds two

    British Marines patrol kills two,


    wounds two in Toyota with "warning
    30.99321938 64.56371307 97 shots"

    31.62048912 65.71856689 310 convoy struck an IED in Kandahar


    Former Pakistani spy chief accused of
    34.52099991 69.16531372 145 conspiring to attack Nato troops

    Police shoot out window of soldiers'


    34.53142166 69.20159149 109 vehicle

    31.53466988 65.85738373 229 Civilian shot dead on Kandahar road

    Border patrol shell Pakistani


    33.46133041 70.22242737 64 helicopter
    Automatic fire from convoy wounds
    32.15213013 66.88878632 251 driver

    Border patrol storm police post in


    32.16704178 63.42435074 58 corruption row

    Patrol wounds two civilians in car for


    34.6776619 70.19769287 49 not stopping
    31.42417908 69.44822693 122 British officer enjoys memorable day

    31.89995003 64.66829681 98 Missile fired at British Chinook


    31.57593918 65.83164215 100 Sprinting civilian shot near convoy

    Reconnaissance patrol wounded by


    31.12981033 64.19258118 185 police in darkness

    34.88441086 71.15818024 217 Humvee runs down and kills girl

    Pakistan and insurgents accused of


    34.34500122 62.19971848 144 alcohol poisoning plot

    Iran supplies poison to be slipped into


    tea of Afghan government officials,
    31.11667061 64.19999695 150 according to US report

    Driver killed at checkpoint for not


    31.61244965 65.68192291 62 stopping

    Shinwar. US Marines receive IED.


    34.2472496 70.83850098 239 Alleged to open fire on civilians
    Shinwar 2nd report. Marines claim
    34.24780655 70.83857727 305 being fired upon

    33.00632095 67.93653107 222 Police kill driver at checkpoint

    31.61594963 65.68598938 257 Convoy machine-gunner kills driver

    34.47253036 70.36765289 208 Protests at 'Shinwar massacre'

    Troops shoot three whose vehicle


    33.49198914 68.38639832 275 comes too close
    34.43502045 70.43663788 212 More protests at 'Shinwar massacre'

    31.94750023 64.64630127 260 Driver killed for running checkpoint

    31.20321083 66.07920074 68 Driver killed for "rushing" convoy


    US troops seeking to win support of
    Other government agency shoots deaf
    32.6101799 69.32539368 21 mute

    Dutch shoot 11 villagers in firefight


    34.75244904 69.13437653 231 error

    Anti-aircraft missiles clandestinely


    transported from Iran into Afghanistan
    34.51667023 69.18332672 156 – US report
    Police shoot rioting opium poppy
    34.24174881 70.36173248 306 growers

    31.60931015 64.41369629 235 Patrol shoot motorcyclist


    31.69485092 68.70970154 95 Border police fire on Pakistani troops

    Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf


    34.75244904 69.13437653 96 animated by Afghanistan and media

    Humvee gunner shoots at van. Three


    33.45428085 68.49559021 57 hurt in crash

    Police firing rocket grenades at


    35.29756165 71.53930664 119 civilians
    34.75141907 70.86927795 87 Mortar round falls short, wounds two
    34.64643097 70.37814331 52 Poppy farmers shoot at police

    Gunner at road-block kills 14-year-old


    33.44613266 69.9955368 69 girl and wounds toddler
    33.44612885 69.9955368 280 Teenage girl shot dead at checkpoint
    Army shoot at Pakistani troops on
    32.51903915 69.26405334 220 border

    Afghan government seeking to


    34.85327148 69.13498688 73 maintain friendly relations with Iran

    31.89055061 64.73787689 115 Two US soldiers wounded

    Border patrol firing on Pakistani


    33.97386169 69.87142181 278 troops
    American and British officials in
    private discussions on best way to
    handle Afghan president Hamid
    34.75244904 69.13437653 43 Karzai

    Border patrol in artillery exchanges


    33.94150925 69.71095276 237 with Pakistan
    Allegation of convoy shootings, not
    34.75244904 69.13437653 72 present in reporting
    Gunner wounds road-menders by
    33.32929993 68.51325226 38 mistake

    31.8404808 64.62114716 301 Afghan police versus army shoot-out

    Iran stepping up its influence in


    34.75244904 69.13437653 48 Afghanistan, say US officials

    32.2677803 65.04860687 54 Missile strikes Apache helicopter


    32.27172852 65.04322815 214 Missile fired at Apache helicopters

    32.2756691 65.05137634 284 Taliban fire at helicopter

    Convoy in Dutch region shoots


    32.62623978 65.87345886 47 motorcyclist

    35.40510178 71.42983246 116 Afghan army fire on own troops


    Patrol shoots at speeding truck, six
    34.94144821 70.95745087 46 casualties include 10-yr-old bystander
    Polish soldier shot in vehicle,
    33.58432007 69.26616669 194 apparently by accident

    Al-Qaida believed to be planning to


    34.54193878 69.34889221 178 attack Afghan security forces
    Convoy repeatedly shoots at civilian
    31.61578941 65.74836731 42 vehicles, killing two, wounding five

    Supply convoy gunner kills


    33.52687836 68.4405365 124 motorcyclist; "negative media" feared
    70-year-old driver shot in chest by
    33.59341049 69.22849274 266 convoy

    Police trooper wounded by friendly


    33.15853882 68.05754852 198 fire

    Patrol shoots motorcyclist in


    31.69897079 65.6398468 181 Kandahar
    31.18297005 62.47525024 274 Missile fired at C-130 gunship

    32.62630081 65.87243652 184 Australians mistakenly shoot driver

    Car-driver shot near troops in


    31.81407928 64.56891632 103 Danish/UK area

    Two children in vehicle shot at


    32.62623978 65.87345886 76 checkpoint
    Civilian driver shot dead at
    32.69652939 65.91409302 40 checkpoint

    32.84109116 65.03391266 200 Strike on meeting of Taliban leaders

    32.64881134 65.55082703 131 Patrol kills motorcyclist

    34.54388046 69.28227234 238 US patrol shoots up own side's vehicle

    31.81962013 64.55845642 142 Patrol shoots tanker driver

    Portuguese convoy wounds vehicle


    34.57094955 69.27800751 234 driver and bystander in Kabul

    31.63599014 65.56671906 307 Civilian killed after "warning shots"


    Polish attack on village kills five,
    wounds several, including pregnant
    32.43878937 68.35555267 121 woman at wedding party
    US drops bomb on British , killing
    32.34920883 65.08226013 102 three and wounding two

    32.33164978 65.19434357 261 Rocket fired at British Harrier

    British rethinking its approach to


    Afghanistan, according to report of
    34.75244904 69.13437653 243 meeting with American officials

    32.64847946 65.90155792 292 Patrol shoots local driver

    Army NCO shoots three of his own


    31.98008919 67.36264038 248 men
    Many civilian casualties as suicide
    31.81424141 64.56960297 126 bomber targets police chief

    34.53065872 69.07627106 56 Army gunfight with another army unit

    Afghan soldier shoots at allies and is


    31.87821007 64.76875305 291 wounded
    34.66627121 70.20928955 227 Three civilians shot by Afghan army
    Two motorcyclists shot and wounded
    31.85283089 64.7111969 104 at checkpoint

    British troops wound non-combatant


    34.55027008 69.24960327 273 with "warning shot" in Kabul
    Special forces wound two, kill six,
    including young girl, plus donkey and
    32.35569 68.3048172 24 chickens
    Two civilians machine-gunned for
    32.62604904 65.8736496 135 "driving in on" patrol
    Man killed vehicle "too close" to
    31.60246086 64.37110901 80 patrol

    A British shooting in Kabul: two


    34.55213165 69.36927795 188 interpreters wounded

    Afghan soldier shoots civilian in face


    32.07389832 64.83500671 267 for not stopping

    Armoured car shoots Kabul truck-


    34.51158905 69.19500732 106 driver in the leg

    British 'warning shot' wounds Kabul


    34.54817963 69.24999237 240 passer-by

    Another British killing in Kabul


    34.54624176 69.23399353 9 causes trouble

    Taxi "came too close". One person


    31.61174011 65.75646973 297 shot and wounded
    Threat of attack against Indian
    34.51667023 69.18332672 171 consulate
    35.03475189 70.37377167 308 Attack on top Taliban
    32.60322952 65.85460663 213 Army troops shoot own soldier

    33.09835052 68.31317139 209 Police fire on each other

    31.54305077 65.45433807 256 Police in "standoff" with each other

    Pakistani intelligence agency alleged


    to be deploying children as suicide
    34.51667023 69.18332672 174 bombers
    Afghan woman claims she is only
    transporting suicide vest to intended
    34.57976532 70.59616089 130 user and had no plans to explode it

    32.34553146 64.76186371 276 Afghan soldiers kill civilian on moped


    Plot to kidnap United Nations staff to
    34.43027878 70.45278168 173 swap for militants

    Heat-seeking Javelin missile kills


    32.07688141 64.84715271 268 Afghan soldier
    32.55015182 62.92525101 226 Police patrols fire on each other

    Helmand troops wound child in


    32.06632996 64.85920715 207 innocent vehicle

    32.52013016 67.41359711 5 Roadblock troops wound driver

    Truck driver machine-gunned and


    31.55841064 65.84441376 78 killed

    Spanish convoy kills car passenger


    32.8044281 62.54199982 6 and wounds driver

    31.62758064 65.7326889 1 Convoy shoots civilian driver


    Suicide bomber kills many locals after
    31.61611938 65.63436127 101 attacking dog-fighting festival

    31.9883709 66.71814728 250 Afghan soldiers fire at coalition unit

    Army rocket grenade injures eight of


    31.62224007 65.05589294 120 own troops
    Apache helicopter strike outside
    32.19337845 64.80557251 309 Kandahar

    31.80838013 64.5181427 167 Patrol shoots "too close" driver

    Pakistan allegedly offering money for


    32.14966965 63.41675186 175 assassination of Indian road workers

    Iranian-made parts for makeshift


    bombs smuggled to Taliban, US
    32.25289154 65.01042175 177 claims

    Soldier shoots colleague for "foot-


    35.40445328 71.42596436 74 stamping" overhead
    Border patrol firefight with Pakistani
    30.97563171 66.49227142 90 troops

    Soldiers firefight with "bribe-taking"


    33.63291931 62.2624855 190 police

    Convoy fearing suicide bomb shoots


    34.52973175 69.17987061 201 Kabul civilian
    Taliban allegedly plotting to poison
    coalition forces in honour of Bin
    34.91064072 70.37924957 179 Laden

    Soldier on convoy kills civilian near


    33.16999817 68.78999329 282 Sharana base
    Afghan police kill six civilians in
    33.06190109 68.66255951 245 revenge attack

    31.48851776 64.32133484 295 '"Warning shot" wounds driver

    Afghan intelligence shoot police


    33.17214584 68.79621124 26 trooper in dispute

    Polish troops mistakenly shoot man in


    32.64414597 68.27508545 112 "suicide vest"
    Irrigation ditch-digger shot dead and
    32.87607574 68.95061493 203 companion wounded for fear of IEDs
    34.10028076 68.76365662 264 Police shoot own officer in error

    Italian convoy shoots Afghan army


    32.7248764 69.16861725 304 officer
    Air strike called in by Marines kills
    32.24308395 62.95640182 63 seven children

    Al-Qaida allegedly developing


    34.51667023 69.18332672 164 chemical weapons
    US Marines patrol wounds pregnant
    32.67513275 62.75361633 166 woman in car

    Spanish convoy gunner wounds


    34.98151779 63.12051773 182 motorcyclists

    Air strike wounds unacknowledged


    32.24806213 65.00724792 27 numbers.
    33.43575287 69.04081726 10 Army-police shoot-out
    Smart bomb hits village: up to 26
    Multi-national Al-Qaida unit planning
    34.22192001 62.27257919 169 attacks – US intelligence reports

    33.94887924 69.05257416 12 Army shoot police

    French convoy shoots 8 children on


    34.57512665 69.39794922 13 bus
    Convoy gunner shoots "too close"
    33.80470657 69.81352997 14 driver

    British commandos wound


    32.10830688 64.91146088 216 motorcyclist
    Patrol hit 14-year-old passer-by with
    31.56890106 65.54823303 252 warning shot

    32.62487793 65.49004364 199 Patrol wounds motorcyclist

    British mentoring team kill


    32.07587814 64.84040833 139 motorcyclist
    36.68022156 68.96083069 303 Five civilians wounded at roadblock

    34.9725914 69.28253174 15 Motorcyclist shot at road-block

    31.40930176 64.09963989 246 Drones target top Taliban


    People fleeing missile attack bombed
    31.53677177 65.38500214 183 again by Reaper drone

    Patrol rockets Afghan army unit,


    34.90758514 70.94450378 118 wounding five

    31.71808815 64.27300262 138 Drones target top Taliban

    Convoy wounds civilian with


    34.54191208 69.34885406 123 "ricochet"
    Convoy shoots passengers on bus that
    33.38520813 62.30031204 77 fails to pull over

    31.57579231 64.34363556 89 British commandos kill a child

    Convoy guards shoot special forces


    31.4878006 65.86040497 254 vehicle
    Police patrol with UK mentors kills
    31.59590912 64.36922455 283 man, injures girl in vehicle

    35.01437378 69.16923523 302 Driver wounded at checkpoint


    31.88914108 66.51569366 16 Bus driver shot at road-block

    UK Commandos wound civilian


    32.06578064 64.82244873 50 wrongly thought to be 'spotter'
    Patrol machine-guns bus with 15
    33.86717987 68.63316345 17 civilian casualties
    Three Afghan police in car are shot,
    31.58228683 65.44472504 83 one dead, two hurt

    British commandos shoot vehicle


    31.71548843 64.26860809 71 occupant

    12-year-old wounded by British


    32.07024384 64.8383255 193 commandos at road-block

    Two women and a man in a van shot


    31.51602936 65.45257568 219 and wounded
    Construction team crossing road shoot
    33.94888687 69.05259705 18 driver

    British mentors with Afghan patrol


    31.86016464 64.70287323 296 shoot pedestrian in error
    Ex-spymaster alleged to be planning
    34.58972168 69.76249695 165 suicide attack
    Two children wounded in Reaper
    32.10556412 64.86541748 298 strikes supporting British Commandos
    34.88606644 69.64839935 19 12-year-old wounded in cross-fire

    British commandos wound man and


    32.0683136 64.82822418 242 child
    32.23718262 63.23436737 134 Police fire on army convoy

    Air strike kills two in opium poppy


    31.67648888 64.12952423 230 crackdown
    Convoy machine-gunner kills
    32.94018555 69.1786499 28 passenger and wounds driver

    Two police officers shot during


    33.14517212 68.79198456 107 "horseplay"

    34.10863495 62.4978447 204 Top Taliban bombed

    31.65296745 65.04427338 286 Patrol kills two civilians in vehicle


    34.40105057 70.49648285 192 Soldier shoots another at checkpoint

    Woman and child injured by shooting-


    34.49661636 70.1284256 29 related crash at checkpoint
    Marines convoy wounds two in
    32.1960144 63.29176331 94 vehicle

    34.43305206 70.4524231 249 Convoy shoot 70-year-old man in taxi


    34.00456238 69.01872253 30 Patrol shoots and kills driver

    US believes big group of insurgents


    moved from Iran into Afghanistan to
    34.38405991 69.49311066 168 launch suicide attacks around Kabul
    Mentally-ill man shot on suspicion by
    32.05913544 64.82676697 211 British Commandos

    31.63064003 65.73719788 45 US flare wounds child pedestrian

    31.61394501 65.69541168 218 Man wounded after convoy fires shots

    34.53042984 69.25062561 113 Soldier shoots 4 comrades

    32.34589767 64.7677002 93 Soldier shoots his sergeant


    Border police "high on opium" in
    31.06037521 64.18856812 232 shoot-out

    32.15319443 63.43691254 247 Marines guards shoot civilian in leg


    Convoy shoots at driver who won't
    34.54486084 69.24958038 53 "back off"
    Air strike. US Inquiry later found
    many more civilian casualties. Red X
    32.62146378 62.46277237 300 say 'dozens'

    Insurgents believed to be placing


    makeshift bomb attacked by Reaper
    31.6460228 64.50301361 67 drone
    Suicide bomber crashes into patrol
    31.81765938 64.57109833 44 and detonates himself

    30.80099106 64.13728333 51 Warning shots wound 14-year-old

    British Harrier strike kills eight


    31.37857056 64.3276825 129 civilians
    33.34305954 69.92311859 32 Another special unit (TF 373) killing

    Afghan army mortars hit family with


    32.5011673 69.26773071 31 sheep
    British EOF wounds civilian car
    32.07555389 64.84531403 117 passenger

    34.31847382 68.7286377 86 Taliban target named


    Practice shell kills child and 10 sheep,
    34.98443222 70.85583496 33 injures shepherd

    33.34036255 69.92201233 34 Little boy killed by Taliban bomb


    33.80693817 68.50307465 92 Taliban target named

    Reaper drone drops bomb on Taliban


    31.98259354 65.47470093 236 insurgents sheltering under a tree
    Off-target shell wounds 7 civilians in
    34.75622559 71.01533508 133 a field
    32.51222992 63.6033287 7 Off-target mortar kills 7-yr-old boy

    30.13303566 63.39260101 281 Drones target top Taliban


    32 RPG attacks against aircraft across
    34.07282639 68.85856628 314 Afghanistan in the previous month

    Reaper drone fires Hellfire missile at


    Taliban insurgents after surveillance
    32.35005951 64.52561951 127 operation

    36.57697296 69.85726166 202 Police kill 5 civilians at demo


    36.61360931 68.87741852 313 56 civilians killed in Nato bombing
    Police shoot 23 at demonstration
    33.54024506 68.42311096 35 [funeral?]

    Out-of-control drone shot down by


    US jet plane before it flew into
    37.64387512 70.42241669 215 Tajikistan

    Iranian rocket alleged to attack


    34.89432907 70.91519165 163 helicopter
    Warning shots to van, kill one, injure
    36.66845322 68.89281464 189 one
    British-ordered air strike hits eight
    31.60362434 64.20046234 279 civilians
    Two teenagers on motorbike shot by
    31.50305367 65.41413116 128 Canadian patrol

    31.8770256 64.20030212 61 Afghan soldier shoots protester

    Six Afghan civilians blown up while


    32.79027176 69.08169556 60 travelling to buy cattle
    31.76605988 64.39294434 272 Danish patrol in firefight hits children

    Five in car, including toddler,


    31.63178253 65.68598938 187 machine-gunned by patrol
    31.12709808 64.1039505 206 Special forces in helicopter crash

    Insurgents hiding in so-called "murder


    31.66197968 64.23498535 195 holes" attacked by Reaper drone
    34.31341934 68.70363617 111 Van-driver shot dead by patrol

    32.32873535 66.16784668 20 Boy caught in cross-fire and wounded

    Coldstream Guards patrol kills


    31.71727562 64.39949799 197 civilian driver
    People in car wounded by "ricochets"
    33.98878479 68.70709229 36 at roadblock
    Civilian wounded by Marines
    31.1329937 64.18968201 299 "ricochet"
    30.97921562 64.174263 132 Two toddlers injured in gunfight

    Death of a woman causes trouble


    33.89858627 68.64871216 223 [special forces]
    33.13450241 68.0674057 37 Taliban target named

    Afghan unit crashes into civilian car,


    34.50643539 69.14041901 258 with seven casualties

    36.15205383 64.59915924 66 Motorcyclist shot dead


    34.54489136 69.23432159 233 Convoy runs down and kills woman

    32.41451263 67.70909119 105 Searchers kill man holding torch

    Afghan soldiers shoot rock-throwers,


    32.63220596 65.88856506 262 kill one, wound two

    Errant artillery practice near border


    32.76405716 69.29723358 180 injures civilian
    Supply convoy knocks taxi into ditch,
    34.99943924 71.31565857 114 wounding four

    34.74960327 71.02178192 263 Convoy injures pedestrian

    31.58586693 65.43294525 84 Guard kills fuel looter


    Afghan soldiers kill man approaching
    31.75142097 64.45174408 288 post

    34.66720581 70.20603943 186 Convoy knocks man off bicycle


    Woman killed, man hurt, by special
    32.62293625 67.27536774 191 forces searchers

    33.39113617 62.25163269 228 Gate guard shoots civilian

    Spanish convoy shoots down


    34.33428574 62.21618271 82 motorcyclist
    Two opium smugglers shot at
    31.76883888 64.34430695 23 checkpoint
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    Threat 0031NAA6
    01.09.2004 00:00 Report Crime Other 600800000

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    Threat 0041SMU2
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    2007-033-
    Enemy 004215-
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    2007-033-
    Friendly GREEN- Afghan 011216-
    23.12.2005 12:00 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0206

    2006011400
    Threat 0041RQR5
    14.01.2006 00:00 Report Other Other 665300139
    2007-033-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 011249-
    04.03.2006 19:11 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0776

    2006031700
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    Non- 2007-033-
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    2007-033-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 011250-
    06.04.2006 00:00 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0714

    2007-033-
    Friendly GREEN- Civilian 011216-
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    2006052100
    Threat 0042SWD1
    21.05.2006 00:00 Report Other Other 682719461

    2007-033-
    Friendly GREEN- Demonstrati 011216-
    27.05.2006 04:26 Fire GREEN on/unrest 0441

    2006060300
    Threat 0042SWD1
    03.06.2006 00:00 Report Other Other 682719461
    2007-033-
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    2007-033-
    Friendly GREEN- Demonstrati 011216-
    20.06.2006 05:57 Fire GREEN on/unrest 0613

    2007-033-
    Friendly GREEN- Demonstrati 011216-
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    2007-033-
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    09.07.2006 06:30 Action Attack casualties 0706
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    Threat Attack 0041RQR5
    11.07.2006 21:00 Report Threat Other 665300139
    2006071400
    Threat 0042SVF77
    14.07.2006 00:00 Report IED Threat Other 46377769

    2007-033-
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    2007-033-
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    15.08.2006 06:20 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0972
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    Threat 5041SPV60
    16.08.2006 15:50 Report IED Threat Other 92076699

    2006082000
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    20.08.2006 00:00 Report Threat Other 72446381
    2007-033-
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    26.08.2006 07:45 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0113

    2007-033-
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    Threat 0042SWD1
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    2006102000
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    20.10.2006 00:00 Report Threat Other 42343151
    2007-033-
    Friendly Civilian 004532-
    09.11.2006 13:31 Action Direct Fire casualties 0191

    2007-033-
    Enemy Civilian 004536-
    15.11.2006 05:47 Action Direct Fire casualties 0441

    2007-033-
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    03.12.2006 06:31 Hazard Explosion Other 0139
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    Threat 0042SWD1
    17.12.2006 00:00 Report IED Threat Other 517219937
    2007-033-
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    2007-033-
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    27.12.2006 05:55 Other Event Other 0383

    2007-033-
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    11.01.2007 07:30 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0363
    Other 2007-033-
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    11.01.2007 09:10 Action Action) Other 0581

    2007-033-
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    30.01.2007 16:43 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0488

    Other 2007-033-
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    01.02.2007 02:35 Action Action) Other 0973
    Non- 2007-039-
    Combat 152123-
    08.02.2007 15:21 Event Meeting Other 0587

    2007-159-
    Enemy 100553-
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    2007-047-
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    16.02.2007 20:29 Action of Force casualties 0415
    2007-049-
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    Non- 2007-048-
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    17.02.2007 10:00 Event Accident Accident 0006

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    2007-058-
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    27.02.2007 03:15 Action of Force casualties 0904

    2007-064-
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    2007-063-
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    04.03.2007 05:00 Hazard Ambush casualties 0511

    2007-066-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 124242-
    05.03.2007 06:00 Action of Force casualties 0976

    2007-064-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 193022-
    05.03.2007 19:30 Action of Force casualties 0941

    Non- 2007-065-
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    06.03.2007 05:15 Event on on/unrest 0620

    2007-075-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 074117-
    06.03.2007 10:10 Action of Force casualties 0786
    Non- 2007-068-
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    08.03.2007 00:00 Event on on/unrest 0265
    2007-067-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 122704-
    08.03.2007 11:40 Action of Force casualties 0361

    2007-073-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 052612-
    14.03.2007 05:13 Action of Force casualties 0312
    Non- 2007-079-
    2007-081-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 100110-
    21.03.2007 00:00 Action of Force casualties 0444

    2007-110-
    Enemy Civilian 103159-
    28.03.2007 12:00 Action Attack casualties 0250

    2007040100
    Threat SAFIRE 0042SWD1
    01.04.2007 00:00 Report Threat Other 682719461
    2007-092-
    Friendly Escalation Demonstrati 120744-
    02.04.2007 07:00 Action of Force on/unrest 0441

    2007-098-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 093918-
    07.04.2007 03:55 Action of Force casualties 0370
    2007-099-
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    09.04.2007 09:30 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0464

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    10.04.2007 12:00 Event Meeting Other 0345

    Non- 2007-101-
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    11.04.2007 11:15 Event Accident Accident 0318

    2007-102-
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    12.04.2007 14:27 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0940
    2007-105-
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    15.04.2007 18:45 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0087
    2007-108-
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    18.04.2007 09:08 Fire GREEN on/unrest 0372

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    19.04.2007 03:45 Hazard ed casualties 0157
    2007-109-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 082319-
    19.04.2007 03:45 Action of Force casualties 0027
    2007-109-
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    19.04.2007 09:00 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0381

    Non- 2007-119-
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    22.04.2007 12:00 Event Other Other 0093

    2007-121-
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    30.04.2007 00:00 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0766

    2007-133-
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    13.05.2007 04:30 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0984
    Non- 2007-140-
    Combat 155553-
    15.05.2007 12:00 Event Meeting Other 0088

    2007-136-
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    16.05.2007 22:51 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0249
    Non- 2007-167-
    Combat Meeting - 143929-
    20.05.2007 12:00 Event Security Other 0138
    2007-143-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 170201-
    23.05.2007 16:50 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0634

    2007-144-
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    23.05.2007 22:14 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0563

    Non- 2007-170-
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    24.05.2007 12:00 Event Other Other 0625

    2007-150-
    Enemy 195858-
    30.05.2007 16:34 Action SAFIRE Other 0468
    2007-153-
    Enemy 201148-
    30.05.2007 17:00 Action SAFIRE Other 0962

    2007-153-
    Enemy 205315-
    30.05.2007 17:28 Action SAFIRE Other 0010
    2007-159-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 064622-
    02.06.2007 02:45 Action of Force casualties 0914

    2007-161-
    Friendly GREEN- Afghan 214346-
    10.06.2007 16:30 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0250
    2007-162-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 120910-
    11.06.2007 12:00 Action of Force casualties 0903
    2007-170-
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    19.06.2007 05:40 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0851

    2007062900
    Threat 0042SWD3
    29.06.2007 00:00 Report IED Threat Other 201322303
    2007-183-
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    02.07.2007 08:10 Action of Force casualties 0046

    Non- 2007-184-
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    03.07.2007 02:20 Event Accident Accident 0187
    2007-190-
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    09.07.2007 00:05 Action of Force casualties 0448

    2007-193-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 180331-
    12.07.2007 17:55 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0149

    2007-194-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 040425-
    13.07.2007 01:35 Action of Force casualties 0835
    2007-208-
    Enemy 132736-
    22.07.2007 18:20 Action SAFIRE Other 0106

    2007-205-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 090830-
    24.07.2007 08:45 Action of Force casualties 0419

    2007-205-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 104434-
    24.07.2007 09:00 Action of Force casualties 0216

    2007-206-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 124705-
    25.07.2007 11:28 Action of Force casualties 0593
    2007-213-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 081537-
    01.08.2007 05:59 Action of Force casualties 0011

    OTHER 2007-245-
    Friendly OFFENSIV 075633-
    02.08.2007 07:56 Action E Other 0078

    2007-217-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 134644-
    05.08.2007 12:43 Action of Force casualties 0497
    2007-221-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 125431-
    05.08.2007 19:40 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0100

    2007-219-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 173544-
    07.08.2007 14:30 Action of Force casualties 0812
    2007-232-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 104529-
    15.08.2007 13:38 Action of Force casualties 0617

    2007-228-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 105013-
    16.08.2007 08:30 Action of Force casualties 0376
    2007-230-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 013330-
    16.08.2007 10:30 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0992
    2007-235-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 142751-
    23.08.2007 13:54 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0406

    2007-243-
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    23.08.2007 21:43 Action SAFIRE Other 0746

    Non- 2007-239-
    Combat 170026-
    25.08.2007 17:00 Event Meeting Other 0027

    2007-240-
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    28.08.2007 02:50 Action of Force casualties 0074
    2007-242-
    Friendly GREEN- Afghan 174107-
    29.08.2007 02:32 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0449
    2007-253-
    Explosive IED Civilian 163301-
    10.09.2007 14:12 Hazard Explosion casualties 0142
    2007-259-
    Friendly GREEN- Afghan 161717-
    12.09.2007 17:15 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0609

    2007-263-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 061839-
    20.09.2007 03:22 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0913
    2007-264-
    Friendly GREEN- Civilian 101939-
    21.09.2007 04:30 Fire GREEN casualties 0990
    2007-275-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 040600-
    02.10.2007 03:34 Action of Force casualties 0685

    2007-277-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 100820-
    04.10.2007 08:50 Action of Force casualties 0170
    2007-278-
    Friendly Cordon/Sea Civilian 230329-
    04.10.2007 20:45 Action rch casualties 0440
    2007-279-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 072514-
    06.10.2007 06:50 Action of Force casualties 0700
    2007-292-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 161027-
    19.10.2007 10:10 Action of Force casualties 0447

    2007-294-
    Friendly BLUE-on- Civilian 014612-
    21.10.2007 00:45 Fire WHITE casualties 0109
    2007-294-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 101151-
    21.10.2007 04:06 Action of Force casualties 0586

    2007-303-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 120330-
    23.10.2007 14:34 Action of Force casualties 0976
    2007-298-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 191855-
    25.10.2007 17:50 Action of Force casualties 0358

    2007-311-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 062228-
    06.11.2007 06:45 Action of Force casualties 0722

    2007-319-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 071104-
    15.11.2007 06:12 Action of Force casualties 0344
    2007111800
    Threat Attack 0042SWD1
    18.11.2007 00:00 Report Threat Other 682719461
    OTHER 2007-330-
    Friendly OFFENSIV 212956-
    26.11.2007 04:45 Action E Other 0607
    2007-332-
    Friendly GREEN- Afghan 105827-
    28.11.2007 09:30 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0739

    2007-338-
    Friendly GREEN- Afghan 070925-
    02.12.2007 16:35 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0184

    2007-338-
    Friendly GREEN- Afghan 121846-
    04.12.2007 11:20 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0659

    2007121900
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    19.12.2007 00:10 Report Threat Other 682719461
    2007-357-
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    23.12.2007 09:03 Hazard Interdiction Other 0546

    2007-362-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 120852-
    28.12.2007 10:05 Action of Force casualties 0109
    2008011400
    Threat 0042SXD33
    14.01.2008 00:00 Report Other Other 48610823

    2008-014-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 191650-
    14.01.2008 18:30 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0265
    2008-076-
    Friendly GREEN- Afghan 095402-
    20.01.2008 02:00 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0687

    2008-022-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 093752-
    22.01.2008 07:41 Action of Force casualties 0390

    2008-024-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 074430-
    24.01.2008 06:35 Action of Force casualties 0906

    2008-031-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 194516-
    31.01.2008 15:53 Action of Force casualties 0890

    2008-076-
    Friendly BLUE-on- Civilian 162844-
    10.02.2008 02:30 Fire WHITE casualties 0390

    2008-041-
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 051249-
    10.02.2008 04:40 Action of Force casualties 0281
    2008-048-
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    17.02.2008 06:00 Hazard Explosion Other 0296

    2008-050-
    Friendly BLUE- Coalition 052644-
    19.02.2008 05:03 Fire BLUE friendly fire 0046

    2008-057-
    Friendly GREEN- Afghan 082943-
    26.02.2008 08:05 Fire GREEN friendly fire 0718
    2008-072-
    Enemy 043547-
    12.03.2008 03:25 Action Direct Fire Other 0812

    2008-073-
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    13.03.2008 06:55 Action of Force casualties 0203

    2008032200
    Threat Attack 0041SNR39
    22.03.2008 00:00 Report Threat Other 3571

    2008040400
    Threat 0041SPR89
    04.04.2008 00:00 Report IED Threat Other 38770241

    2008041103
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    11.04.2008 03:30 Fire Green friendly fire 3206
    2008041406
    Friendly Green- Afghan 4442RTV60
    14.04.2008 06:44 Fire Green friendly fire 5296

    2008042512
    Friendly Green- Afghan 5041SMT3
    25.04.2008 12:50 Fire Green friendly fire 160021700

    2008042613
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 3542SWD1
    26.04.2008 13:35 Action of Force casualties 650720909
    2008050100
    Threat 0042SXD26
    01.05.2008 00:00 Report Other Other 006400

    2008050513
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    05.05.2008 13:45 Fire Blue-White casualties 42070153
    2008050613
    Friendly 0142SVB68
    06.05.2008 13:01 Action Other Other 5582
    2008051707
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 1441RPQ25
    17.05.2008 07:14 Action of Force casualties 50084500

    2008052112
    Friendly Coalition 3042SVB81
    21.05.2008 12:30 Fire Blue-Blue friendly fire 007039

    Friendly Escalation Civilian TF WHITE


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    2008061503
    Friendly Civilian 3642SVB95
    15.06.2008 03:36 Fire Blue-White casualties 38037550
    2008062808
    Friendly Coalition 3042SVC78
    28.06.2008 08:30 Fire Blue-Blue friendly fire 207330

    2008070705
    Friendly Coalition 5442SWB1
    07.07.2008 05:54 Fire Blue-Green friendly fire 580020800
    2008071511
    4041SMR9
    15.07.2008 11:40 Other Other Other 589367381

    2008072300
    Threat Attack 0042SWD1
    23.07.2008 00:00 Report Threat Other 682719461
    2008073108
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0041SMS7
    31.07.2008 08:00 Action of Force casualties 690015300

    2008080113
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 5041SNU11
    01.08.2008 13:50 Action of Force casualties 00071000

    2008730156
    Enemy Civilian 41SPR8910
    30.08.2008 01:56 Action Direct Fire casualties 069700
    2008859742
    Friendly Green- Afghan SWB03794
    05.09.2008 09:07 Fire Green friendly fire 99597
    2008896514
    Friendly Civilian 2SWC7639
    2008092800
    Threat 0041SMT3
    28.09.2008 00:00 Report IED Threat Other 3008700

    2008828924
    Friendly Green- Afghan 42SWC048
    28.09.2008 09:24 Fire Green friendly fire 5856489

    2008924154
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 2SWD3650
    02.10.2008 04:15 Action of Force casualties 026000
    2008975214
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 2SWC7570
    07.10.2008 04:10 Action of Force casualties 041200

    41SPR8035
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0540402008
    14.10.2008 00:00 Action of Force casualties -10#0647
    41RQQ418
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 5095470200
    15.10.2008 00:00 Action of Force casualties 8-10#0698

    2008101700
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 41SQS3362
    17.10.2008 00:00 Action of Force casualties 012440

    41SPR7370
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 6503282008
    22.10.2008 13:00 Action of Force casualties -10#1104
    42SVF9650
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0594002008
    24.10.2008 19:55 Action of Force casualties -10#1226

    2008928540
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 42SWD257
    28.10.2008 05:40 Action of Force casualties 9070040

    2008102813
    Enemy 5341RPQ04
    28.10.2008 13:53 Action Direct Fire Other 53075487
    2008102815
    Enemy Civilian 941RQQ26
    28.10.2008 15:09 Action Direct Fire casualties 43191558

    2008110206
    Friendly Coalition 5442SXD77
    02.11.2008 06:54 Fire Blue-Green friendly fire 65064520

    41RPR2061
    Enemy 3098932008
    06.11.2008 16:32 Action Direct Fire Other -11#0367

    42SWD320
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 1022300200
    08.11.2008 08:20 Action of Force casualties 8-11#0412
    2008111274
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 041SMS34
    12.11.2008 07:40 Action of Force casualties 92394211

    2008111917
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 1041RPQ27
    19.11.2008 17:10 Action of Force casualties 50094200

    2008112219
    Friendly Coalition 1041RQQ7
    22.11.2008 19:10 Fire Blue-Blue friendly fire 172387209
    41RPQ2990
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0964602008
    29.11.2008 10:00 Action of Force casualties -11#1478

    2008120303
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 1342SWD1
    03.12.2008 03:13 Action of Force casualties 544074650
    2008114940
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 42RTA6502
    04.12.2008 09:40 Action of Force casualties 930840

    41SPR7203
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0491802008
    04.12.2008 16:06 Action of Force casualties -12#0215
    2008111264
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 242SVC660
    12.12.2008 06:42 Action of Force casualties 7147490
    2008121707
    Friendly Coalition 1141RQQ3
    17.12.2008 07:11 Fire Blue-Green friendly fire 199096730

    41RPR2020
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0096002008
    24.12.2008 10:15 Action of Force casualties -12#1019

    2008123013
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 2441SPR73
    30.12.2008 13:24 Action of Force casualties 52049700

    41RQQ329
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0089400200
    01.01.2009 17:13 Action of Force casualties 9-01#0028
    2009121241
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 42SWC048
    02.01.2009 12:41 Action of Force casualties 6056490

    41RPR6110
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0262002009
    03.01.2009 09:52 Action of Force casualties -01#0097
    2009010521
    Threat 0042SWD6
    05.01.2009 21:00 Report IED Threat Other 992627810
    41SPR7601
    Friendly Civilian 0536602009
    19.01.2009 04:30 Action Attack casualties -01#0750
    2009120548
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 42SWD592
    20.01.2009 05:48 Action of Force casualties 5060600

    41SPR7257
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0494702009
    27.01.2009 15:54 Action of Force casualties -01#1115
    41SNR2208
    Friendly Green- Afghan 0667502009
    31.01.2009 04:45 Fire Green friendly fire -01#1253

    41RPR0706
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 6051322009
    31.01.2009 06:30 Action of Force casualties -01#1264
    2009031635
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 42SWB167
    31.01.2009 06:35 Action of Force casualties 0044670

    2009020717
    Friendly Green- Afghan 5042SVB80
    07.02.2009 17:50 Fire Green friendly fire 60067400

    2009216231
    Threat Attack 641SMT53
    16.02.2009 23:16 Report Threat Other 68674315

    41RPR9383
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 5037862009
    17.02.2009 05:56 Action of Force casualties -02#0704
    2009021717
    Friendly Green- Afghan 2842SXD37
    17.02.2009 17:28 Fire Green friendly fire 55007640

    2009122744
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 2SXD03600
    22.02.2009 07:04 Action of Force casualties 17800
    41SNR2750
    0622002009
    Friendly Escalation Civilian -
    01.03.2009 07:30 Action of Force casualties 03#0028.02

    2009030108
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 5942SXD33
    01.03.2009 08:59 Action of Force casualties 44911130
    2009224548
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 42SWC017
    24.03.2009 05:48 Action of Force casualties 2962662

    2009032500
    Threat 0042SWD4
    25.03.2009 00:00 Report IED Threat Other 533204852
    41SPR7245
    0484502009
    Friendly Escalation Civilian -
    26.03.2009 11:05 Action of Force casualties 03#1434.01

    41RQR596
    1902750200
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 9-
    02.04.2009 12:30 Action of Force casualties 04#0076.02

    41RQR557
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 0000800200
    08.04.2009 09:10 Action of Force casualties 9-04#0338

    42SWD230
    0021000200
    Friendly Green- Afghan 9-
    08.04.2009 14:40 Fire Green friendly fire 04#0342.01

    41SPR6635
    0801502009
    Friendly Green- Afghan -
    09.04.2009 11:35 Fire Green friendly fire 04#0384.01
    41RPQ1340
    0369002009
    Friendly Green- Afghan -
    11.04.2009 00:44 Fire Green friendly fire 04#0451.03

    41SNR4120
    0575002009
    Friendly Escalation Civilian -
    11.04.2009 09:25 Action of Force casualties 04#0466.02
    42SWD229
    0022600200
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 9-
    16.04.2009 13:11 Action of Force casualties 04#0701.03
    41SMS496
    0109451200
    Enemy Civilian 9-
    04.05.2009 06:55 Action Direct Fire casualties 05#0189.05

    41RPR4251
    Explosive 8021822009
    06.05.2009 16:19 Hazard Interdiction Other -05#0502
    2009050712
    Explosive IED 4541RPR48
    07.05.2009 12:45 Hazard Explosion Other 70021300

    41RPQ0880
    0081002009
    Friendly Green- Civilian -
    09.05.2009 04:31 Fire White casualties 05#0480.05

    41RPQ2625
    0723202009
    Enemy Civilian -
    19.05.2009 05:46 Action Direct Fire casualties 05#1112.01
    2009426843
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 42SWB859
    26.05.2009 08:43 Action of Force casualties 0089700

    2009426323
    Friendly Green- Civilian 42SWA251
    26.05.2009 15:23 Fire White casualties 5096020
    41SPR7417
    0503002009
    Friendly Escalation Civilian -
    28.05.2009 15:10 Action of Force casualties 05#1692.03

    2009060201
    Friendly 3042SVC75
    01.06.2009 21:00 Action Raid Other 03497502
    2009516105
    Friendly Civilian 542SXD693
    16.06.2009 10:55 Fire Blue-White casualties 9072890

    2009522918
    Explosive IED Civilian 42SWB858
    22.06.2009 09:18 Hazard Explosion casualties 0089400
    2009062501
    Friendly 4042SVC54
    24.06.2009 21:10 Action Raid Other 00640861

    41RQR338
    2541182200
    Enemy 9-
    30.06.2009 04:18 Action Direct Fire Other 06#2413.05
    2009071103
    Friendly Civilian 0242SXD84
    11.07.2009 04:37 Fire Blue-White casualties 46047860
    IED 2009081010
    Explosive Found/Clear Civilian 2641SNR56
    10.08.2009 10:26 Hazard ed casualties 66997375
    41RNP3781
    Friendly Civilian 5335922009
    21.08.2009 12:15 Action Attack casualties -08#2591
    2009082206
    Enemy 3442SVC86
    22.08.2009 19:55 Action SAFIRE Other 95070240

    2009082905
    Enemy 3741SPR43
    29.08.2009 05:37 Action Direct Fire Other 56080261

    Non- 2009090222
    Combat Demonstrati Demonstrati 0142SWF7
    02.09.2009 00:00 Event on on/unrest 669748288
    2009090321
    Friendly Civilian 1942SVF89
    03.09.2009 21:19 Action CAS casualties 03852017
    Non- 2009810564
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    10.09.2009 05:06 Event on on/unrest 11330

    42SXG2548
    Non- 9672552009
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    13.09.2009 02:17 Event Failure Other 09#1296.01

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    17.09.2009 00:00 Report Threat Other 0630
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    28.09.2009 00:31 Action of Force casualties -09#2581
    41RPQ1387
    9971272009
    Enemy Civilian -
    30.09.2009 09:20 Action Direct Fire casualties 09#2758.07
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    8087880200
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 9-
    01.10.2009 13:45 Action of Force casualties 10#0115.03

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    Combat Demonstrati Demonstrati 5341RPR13
    07.10.2009 06:53 Event on on/unrest 53027433

    2009100710
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    07.10.2009 10:03 Hazard Explosion Other 765028040
    41RPR3191
    Enemy Civilian 15352009-
    12.10.2009 12:20 Action Direct Fire casualties 10#1048.02

    2009102463
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 041RQR54
    24.10.2009 06:30 Action of Force casualties 75702756
    Non- 2009102521
    Combat Downed 0641RPQ05
    25.10.2009 21:06 Event Aircraft Other 25344212

    41RPR1708
    1036322009
    Enemy -
    27.10.2009 06:11 Action Direct Fire Other 10#2431.01
    42SVC7273
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 2969482009
    31.10.2009 11:08 Action of Force casualties -10#2759

    42STA3348
    042009-
    09.11.2009 18:19 Other Other Other 11#0753

    41RPR3260
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 09952009-
    10.11.2009 16:28 Action of Force casualties 11#0833.01
    2009101567
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 42SVC7294
    15.11.2009 18:07 Action of Force casualties 760951
    2009111606
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 3141RPQ13
    16.11.2009 06:31 Action of Force casualties 424495
    41RPQ1213
    Enemy Civilian 0278902009
    16.11.2009 17:25 Action Direct Fire casualties -11#1433

    42SVC6752
    Enemy 1509672009
    17.11.2009 06:16 Action Direct Fire Other -11#1380
    Non- 2009101783
    Combat Demonstrati Demonstrati 042SVB130
    17.11.2009 08:30 Event on on/unrest 1266585

    Non- 42SWD128
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    23.11.2009 14:19 Event Accident Accident 9-11#1978

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    25.11.2009 07:45 Action of Force casualties 85701998
    Non- 42SWD215
    Combat 022602009-
    29.11.2009 09:43 Event Accident Accident 11#2339.02

    42SUA7861
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 4871162009
    29.11.2009 17:50 Action of Force casualties -11#2384

    41SQS7101
    Friendly Green- Civilian 422009-
    30.11.2009 11:00 Fire White casualties 12#0092.02

    42SWB278
    Non- 4025170200
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    42SYD1132
    Non- 9754312009
    Combat -
    01.12.2009 09:45 Event Accident Accident 12#0039.01

    Non- 42SXD8506
    Combat 5471372009
    02.12.2009 08:30 Event Accident Accident -12#0142

    41RQQ308
    6397102200
    Enemy Civilian 9-
    03.12.2009 14:47 Action Direct Fire casualties 12#0278.01
    41RPR3751
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 382009-
    03.12.2009 21:19 Action of Force casualties 12#0299

    Non- 2009120910
    Combat 5842SXD31
    09.12.2009 04:50 Event Accident Accident 93011410
    42SUB3821
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 082009-
    11.12.2009 20:20 Action of Force casualties 12#0910.01

    2009122014
    Friendly Civilian 4541SMS3
    20.12.2009 14:45 Fire Blue-White casualties 04949

    41SMT279
    0099500200
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 9-
    22.12.2009 02:00 Action of Force casualties 12#1795.02
    41rpr27301
    Friendly Escalation Civilian 5602009-
    22.12.2009 04:20 Action of Force casualties 12#2191.02
    title

    PROPAGANDA Other

    (THREAT REPORT) CRIME RPT Unknown

    (THREAT REPORT) CRIME RPT Hirat

    (THREAT REPORT) ATTACK THREAT RPT Deh Rawod

    FRIENDLY FIRE CIV Other 2 CIV WIA

    FRIENDLY FIRE Other


    FRIENDLY FIRE Other

    FRIENDLY FIRE Other

    FRIENDLY FIRE CIV Other 1 CIV KIA

    DEMONSTRATION CIV FOB Gardez 1 CIV KIA 4 CIV WIA

    DIRECT FIRE

    281153Z Jun 05 DIRECT FIRE CF Asadabad 16 CF KIA


    DIRECT FIRE

    ENG - OTHER KAF


    FRIENDLY FIRE FOB Salerno

    OTHER Lwara

    (THREAT REPORT) SAFIRE THREAT RPT Unknown

    FRIENDLY FIRE Bamian


    (THREAT REPORT) OTHER RPT Hirat

    FRIENDLY FIRE Gardez

    FRIENDLY FIRE FOB Baylogh

    DIRECT FIRE Shkin

    FRIENDLY FIRE CIV Kandahar 4 CIV KIA 6 CIV WIA

    FRIENDLY FIRE ANP Mihtarlam 3ANP WIA

    FRIENDLY FIRE ANP KAF 3 ANP KIA

    (THREAT REPORT) SAFIRE THREAT RPT Garmser


    DIRECT FIRE ANA Lwara 1 ANA WIA

    FRIENDLY FIRE

    (THREAT REPORT) OTHER RPT Kandahar

    FRIENDLY FIRE

    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Kabul

    OTHER CIV Spin Buldak 1 CIV WIA


    FRIENDLY FIRE ANP 1 ANP KIA 12ANP WIA

    FRIENDLY FIRE CIV Gardez 2 CIV KIA


    (THREAT REPORT) OTHER RPT Kabul

    FRIENDLY FIRE FOB Salerno

    (THREAT REPORT) OTHER RPT Kabul


    FRIENDLY FIRE Jalalabad Airfield

    FRIENDLY FIRE CIV Khowst City 2 CIV WIA

    FRIENDLY FIRE Khowst City

    ATTK CIV Ghazni 1 CIV WIA


    (THREAT REPORT) ATTACK THREAT RPT Kandahar
    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Kunduz

    FRIENDLY FIRE

    FRIENDLY FIRE ANP Charikar 1 ANP KIA

    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Meymana

    (THREAT REPORT) ATTACK THREAT RPT Khas Oruzgan


    FRIENDLY FIRE ANP CIV 1 CIV KIA 2 CIV WIA 1 ANP KIA
    4ANP WIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-BLUE RPT 205TH RCAG : 4 CF KIA 7


    CF WIA 1 CIV WIA

    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Kabul

    (THREAT REPORT) SAFIRE THREAT RPT Garmser

    DIRECT FIRE CIV KAF 2 CIV WIA

    DIRECT FIRE CIV FOB Price (Gereshk) 2 CIV KIA 2 CIV WIA

    IED CF CIV Camp Nathan Smith 3 CF WIA 3 CIV KIA 22 CIV WIA
    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Kabul

    FRIENDLY FIRE Kabul

    OTHER CIV KAF 1 CIV KIA

    FRIENDLY FIRE
    ENG - OTHER CIV Qalat 1 CIV WIA

    FRIENDLY FIRE ANP 2ANP WIA

    ENG - OTHER CIV 2 CIV WIA


    RC(S) Border Flag Meeting Note

    131000Z TF Pegasus Major SAFIRE (MANPAD) IVO Gereshk


    162029Z N1 TF Denali EOF Incident. 1 LN Killed

    FRIENDLY FIRE CF 2 CF WIA

    171000Z TF CHOSIN UAH strikes and kills LN girl

    (THREAT REPORT) OTHER RPT Hirat

    (THREAT REPORT) ATTACK THREAT RPT Garmser

    ISAF 270315Z ROE ESCALATION (MOD)

    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) IED EXPLOSION RPT (SVBIED) TF


    SPARTAN : 8 CIV KIA 34 CIV WIA 1 UE KIA
    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) IED AMBUSH RPT (SVBIED) CJTF-82 :
    1 CF WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT JOINT


    CONTRACTING COMMAND : 1 CIV KIA

    ISAF9 051745Z TF Fury ROE ESC (MOD)

    D2 060515Z TF SPARTAN DEMONSTRATION (MOD)

    (DELAYED REPORT) 061010z TF 2 FURY REPORTS EOF MSR


    OHIO VIC FOB GHAZNI (MOD)
    080000Z CJTF82 CJ5 Demonstration of Arrests in Nangarhar (mod)

    ISAF4 081140Z TF HELMAND ROE ESCALATION (mod)

    D1 140513Z TF Bushmaster ROE Escalation 1LN KIA (mod)


    210000Z TF Catamount reports Escalation of Force in AO(mod)

    281200ZMAR07 CJ3 JEC PRT TARIN KOWT: DUTCH


    ACCIDENTLY KILL CIVILIANS DEFENDING VILLAGE FROM
    INSURGENTS (mod)

    (THREAT REPORT) SAFIRE THREAT RPT Kabul


    D1 020700Z TF Vanguard ANP FIRE SAF AT LNs VIC
    CHAPARHAR (mod)

    070355Z TF Helmand ROE ESC IVO Lashkar Ghar (MOD)


    D7 090930Z ABP / PAKMIL Cross Border SAF

    101200ZAPR07 CJ3 JEC (C) PRESIDENT MUSHARRAF MEETS


    WITH COMMANDER USCENTCOM (MOD)

    D7 111115Z TF 2 FURY REPORTS TRAFFIC ACCIDENT AND


    EOF VIC VC 53123 01765 (MOD)

    D11 121427Z TF SPARTAN Reports ANP Contact (mod)


    N1 151845Z TF SPARTAN 81mm short round 2 x ASG WIA
    MM(E)04-15F (mod)
    D2 180908Z TF Diamondback SAF ATK ON ANP/ANA IVO
    MEHTAR LAM (MOD)

    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) IED FOUND/CLEARED RPT (CWIED) 36


    TH ENG BDE : 1 CIV KIA 1 CIV WIA
    D1 190345Z TF Rugged EoF Incident. 1 LN KIA, 1 LN WIA(mod)
    D3 190900z TF PHEONIX ANA / PAKMIL CROSS BORDER
    INCIDENT(mod)

    221200Z CJ3 JEC - IRANIAN WEAPONS IN AFGHANISTAN: MFA


    ASKS TO KEEP UNDER WRAPS(mod)

    N6 302338Z TF 1FURY MM(S) 05-01A BLUE ON BLUE(mod)

    D4 130430Z Cross Border firing ABP and Pakmil VIC BSP 12


    151200ZMAY07 CJ3 JEC (C//NF) AFGHANISTAN: AMB.
    NEUMANN''S CONSULTATIONS
    WITH FCO MAY 14: (Source: AMEMBASSY LONDON 01846, 15
    May 07)

    N1 162251Z TF DIABLO reports ABP at BSP 12 Fired Across Border


    Into PAK
    201200ZMAY07 CJ3 JEC PRT KANDAHAR: MID-MAY
    SECURITY ROUNDUP: (Source: AMEMBASSY KABUL 01691, 20
    May 07)
    231650Z TF 2 Fury Reports Wounded ANP IVO 4 Corners

    ISAF12 232214Z TF Helmand Green on Green IVO FOB Price

    231200ZMAY07 CJ3 JEC

    N1 301634Z TF Corsair Downed Helo IVO KJI 5x US KIA 1x UK


    KIA 1xCAN KIA
    301709Z TF Pegasus MAJOR SAFIRE (SAM) IVO Kajaki

    301728Z TF Pegasus Minor SAFIRE (UI Rocket) IVO Kajaki Sofla

    020245Z TF URUZGAN ESCALATION OF FORCE

    N2 101630Z TF Saber reports ANP Checkpoint under attack IVO


    Kamdesh
    D11 111208Z TF ROCK Reports Escalation of Force Incident IVO
    FOB Michigan
    D3 190540Z Polish Convoy vic FOB Lightning 1x Polish wounded

    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Kabul


    ISAF5 020810Z TF KANDAHAR ROE IVO KAF 2x LN KIA; 5x LN
    WIA

    N3 030220Z TF 2FURY REPORTS VEHICLE ACCIDENT, 1xLN


    KIA
    N10 090005Z TF Diablo EOF 1x LN WIA GSW to chest

    N2 121755Z TF 2FURY REPORTS ANP FRIENDLY FIRE


    INCIDENT

    ISAF1 130135Z TF KANDAHAR ROE ESCALATION IVO CAMP


    NATHAN SMITH
    ISAF 221820Z TF NIMROZ SAFIRE IVO KHASHROAD DC

    ISAF4 240845Z TF URUZGAN ROE ESCALATION IVO FOB


    RIPLEY

    ISAF8 240900Z TF Helmand Escalation of Force IVO FOB Price

    ISAF6 251128Z TF Uruzgan EOF IVO FOB Ripley


    ISAF4 310559Z TF Uruzgan Escalation of Force

    Operation Jang Baz

    ISAF8 051243Z TF Uruzgan Escalation of Force IVO FOB Deh


    Rahwod

    ISAF 051940 TF Phoenix Friendly Fire IVO Camp Phoenix

    ISAF12 071430Z TF Helmand ROE Escalation IVO FOB Price

    151338Z RC Capitol Portuguese Convoy EOF IVO Camp Phoenix

    ISAF4 160830Z TF KANDAHAR ROE IVO PB WILSON


    D9 161030z TF White Eagle SIR on mortar landing in a village vic
    Wazi Khwa
    ISAF12 231354Z TF HELMAND DF TIC IVO DC KAJAKI

    232143Z CAOC Reports Minor SAFIRE (U/I RKT) IVO Kajaki

    251200ZAUG07 CJ3 JEC USDP EDELMAN AND COUNSELOR


    COHEN DISCUSS AFGHANISTAN AND PAKISTAN WITH
    ADAM THOMSON, FCO DIRECTOR FOR SOUTH ASIA AND
    PAKISTAN: (Source: AMEMBASSY LONDON 03279, 24 Aug 07)

    ISAF 13 280250Z TF URUZGAN ESCALATION OF FORCE IVO


    FOB POENTJAK

    08-822 290232Z TF Zabul ANA Incident


    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) IED EXPLOSION RPT (PBIED) CJTF-82 :
    11 ANSF KIA 19 CIV KIA 52 CIV WIA 1 UE KIA

    121715Z RC CENTRAL DF IVO CAMP COBRA

    ISAF2 200322Z TF HELMAND GREEN ON BLUE IVO FOB


    ARNHEM (1 ANA WIA)
    210430Z TF DIAMONDBACK GRN ON GRN IVO MEHTAR LAM
    ISAF1 020334Z TF HELMAND EOF IVO FOB SANDFORD 2X
    EWIA

    ISAF8 040850Z RC CAPITAL EOF IVO KABUL (1 NC Injured)


    042045Z TF White Eagle conducts SSE and BDA on OBJ Wolf
    ISAF2 060650Z TF URUZGAN EOF IVO TARIN KOWT
    ISAF11 191010Z TF HELMAND ROE ESC IVO LKG 1XNC KIA

    N4 210045Z TF PHOENIX BLUE ON WHITE IVO KABUL

    ISAF1 210406Z TF HELMAND EOF IVO SANGIN DC 1XNCKIA

    ISAF 231434Z RC CAPITAL EOF IVO CAMP PHOENIX

    ISAF11 251750Z TF PHOENIX RCC ROE ESCALATION 1X NC


    INJ

    ISAF12 0645Z RC(C) UK COY ROE ESCALATION CAMP


    PHOENIX

    ISAF3 150612Z TF KANDAHAR EOF IVO CAMP NATHAN


    SMITH
    (THREAT REPORT) ATTACK THREAT RPT Kabul
    26NOV 07 TF King conducts deliberate strike (OBJ Newcastle) IVO
    Tantil Valley
    ISAF7 280930Z TF URUZGAN GREEN ON GREEN IVO TARIN
    KOWT

    02 1635Z TF 2FURY REPORTS GREEN ON GREEN EVENT AT


    GIRO DC

    ISAF10 041120Z TF KANDAHAR GREEN ON GREEN IVO FOB


    MASSUM GHAR

    (THREAT REPORT) ATTACK THREAT RPT Kabul


    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) INTERDICTION RPT (PBIED) TF
    RAPTOR 173 BSTB : 1 UE DET

    ISAF8 28105Z TF HELAMND EOF IVO MUSA QALA DC (1XLN


    KIA)
    (THREAT REPORT) OTHER RPT Behsood

    ISAF9 141830Z TF HELMAND BLUE on BLUE IVO CP NORFOLK


    (1 x ANA KIA)
    200200Z 207TH ARSIC FF INCIDENT ON HWY ONE IVO BALA
    BALUK DISTRICT

    ISAF3 220741Z TF HELMAND MM(S) 01-22C EOF IVO SANGIN


    DC

    D5 240635Z TF BUSHMASTER EOF IVO FOB VARNER

    ISAF8 311553Z TF KANDAHAR EOF MM (S) 01-31C IVO KAF

    100900Z ARSIC WEST LN KILLED BY SPANISH CONVOY IVO


    BALA BELUK

    ISAF1 100440Z TF KANDAHAR EOF IVO FOB GRACELAND


    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) IED EXPLOSION RPT (PBIED) CJTF-82 :
    55 CIV KIA 48 CIV WIA 1 UE KIA

    ISAF1 190503Z TF ZABUL FRIENDLY FIRE IVO CAMP


    FOXTROT

    ISAF3 260805Z TF KANDAHAR FRIENDLY FIRE IVO FOB


    SPERWAN GAR
    ISAF1 120325Z TF KANDAHAR DF TIC IVO FOB SANGIN (1 x
    GBR WIA. 3 x EKIA)

    ISAF1 130655Z TF HELMAND EOF IVO FOB PRICE

    (THREAT REPORT) ATTACK THREAT RPT Khashroad

    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Kajaki

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT ETT 7-3 : 1 ANSF KIA


    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT TF KANDAHAR : 1
    ANSF WIA 2 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT : 2 ANSF WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TFPHX


    LOGISTICS TASK FORCE : 1 CIV WIA
    (THREAT REPORT) OTHER RPT Nuristan

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-WHITE RPT CJTF PHOENIX : 1 CIV


    KIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) OTHER RPT 1/2/203 KANDAK : 2 ANSF
    KIA 6 CIV KIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF


    HELMAND : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-BLUE RPT ANP PROVINCIAL HQ : 1


    ANSF KIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF WHITE


    EAGLE : 1 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-WHITE RPT C 2-506 IN IVO (ROUTE
    CHARGERS): 1 CIV KIA 1 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-BLUE RPT PAKTIKA PMT-TEAM 2 : 1
    ANSF WIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-GREEN RPT NMCC/NPCC : 1 ANSF


    WIA
    (OTHER) OTHER RPT 2/7 MARINE : 8 ANSF KIA 2 ANSF WIA

    (THREAT REPORT) ATTACK THREAT RPT Kabul


    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT 2/7
    USMC : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF


    ZARATE : 1 ANSF WIA 1 CIV WIA

    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT (Small Arms) TF


    BUSHMASTER : 2 CF WIA 2 ANSF WIA 24 UE KIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT ANA/ANP : 3 ANSF
    WIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-WHITE RPT TF GLORY : 2 CIV KIA 17
    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Gozara

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT TM LOGAR (ANP) : 2


    ANSF WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT FRA BG :


    8 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT PRT
    GARDEZ : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT Y COY 45


    CDO : 1 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT ANP WITH
    CAN POMLT : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT 11 INFBN


    AASLT BG : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT ANA


    (2/3/205) WITH GBR OMLT : 1 CIV KIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT PRT KDZ :
    5 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF


    GLADIATOR : 1 CIV WIA

    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT TF 42 : 4 UE KIA


    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT REAPER : 0 INJ/DAM

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-GREEN RPT TF SPADER : 5 ANSF


    WIA

    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT TF 42 : 3 UE KIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT A US


    ETT : 1 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT CJSOTF : 1
    CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT J COY 42


    CDO : 1 CIV KIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-BLUE RPT BRITTISH SECURITY


    PATROL : 0 INJ/DAM
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT ANP WITH
    GBR PMT : 1 ANSF KIA 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF


    WARRIOR : 1 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT ZABUL
    PRT : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT W COY 45


    CDO : 1 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TM RED
    CURRAHEE : 4 CIV KIA 11 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-GREEN RPT BG QRF 3RCR : 1 ANSF
    KIA 2 ANSF WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT L COY 42


    CDO : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT W COY 45


    CDO : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT UN-


    MENTORED ANP : 3 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TM
    LOGAR : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT ANA


    (CS/3/205) WITH GBR OMLT : 1 CIV WIA
    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Sorobi
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ATTACK RPT ISAF # 01-0750 : 2 CIV WIA
    5 UE WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT 27TH BCA
    : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT W COY 45


    CDO : 2 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT ANP : 0 INJ/DAM

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT ANA


    (CS/3/205) WITH PEF : 1 ANSF WIA 2 CIV KIA 3 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF
    WHITE CURRAHEE(JULIET 6) : 1 CIV KIA 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT : 0 INJ/DAM

    (THREAT REPORT) ATTACK THREAT RPT CJSOTF : 8 UE KIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF 2-2 : 2


    CIV KIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT TF DUKE : 0 INJ/DAM

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF


    BAYONET ( ANP) : 2 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT K COY 3/8
    USMC : 2 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF


    VALIANT : 2 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF
    LOGAR : 1 CIV KIA

    (THREAT REPORT) IED THREAT RPT Khaki Jabar


    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT W COY 45
    CDO : 1 CIV WIA

    (Friendly Action) Escalation of Force rpt RC (S)

    (Friendly Action) Escalation of Force rpt RC (S)

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT ANA : 2 HNSF KIA 2


    HNSF WIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT ANA 3/3/205 : 1 HNSF


    WIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-GREEN RPT ABP / B COY 1
    RIFLES : 1 HNSF KIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT H&S COY


    3/8 USMC : 1 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF
    PHOENIX : 1 CIV WIA
    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT PRT FARAH : 3 HNSF
    KIA 4 HNSF WIA 9 CIV WIA

    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) INTERDICTION RPT (Components)


    CJSOTF : 3 UE KIA
    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) IED EXPLOSION RPT (PBIED) 2 RGR
    PMT / TFH : 2 CF KIA 2 CF WIA 1 HNSF WIA 17 CIV KIA 31 CIV
    WIA 1 UE KIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-WHITE RPT TF 444 : 1 CIV WIA

    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT (Small Arms) ANP WITH F


    COY 2 RGR PMT : 8 CIV KIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF 373
    (TM SAL)/ANSF : 0 INJ/DAM

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-WHITE RPT LILLEY : 2 CIV KIA 3


    CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT A COY 2
    RIFLES : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) RAID RPT (Small Arms) TF 373 : 4 UE KIA


    1 UE WIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-WHITE RPT C 1-26 : 0 INJ/DAM

    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) IED EXPLOSION RPT (UNK) ANA / ANP


    / OCCP : 9 CIV KIA 42 CIV WIA 1 UE KIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) RAID RPT TF-373 : 1 CIV WIA 8 UE KIA
    2 UE DET

    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT (Small Arms) ANP : 3 UE


    KIA
    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-WHITE RPT 1-32 IN : 5 CIV WIA
    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) IED FOUND/CLEARED RPT (VOIED) F
    CO 2-3 USMC : 1 CIV KIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ATTACK RPT (Rocket) 2 LAR PID : 0


    INJ/DAM
    (ENEMY ACTION) SAFIRE RPT (RPG) CF : 0 INJ/DAM

    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT (Mortar,Small Arms,RPG) G


    CO 2-3 USMC : 3 UE KIA

    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) DEMONSTRATION RPT ANP : 5 CIV


    KIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) CAS RPT (Bomb) KDZ JTAC, F-15S : 56 UE
    KIA
    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) DEMONSTRATION RPT ANP : 6 CIV
    KIA 16 CIV WIA

    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) EQUIPMENT FAILURE RPT ISAF HQ :


    0 INJ/DAM

    (THREAT REPORT) SAFIRE THREAT RPT Pech


    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT CJSOTF : 0
    INJ/DAM
    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT (RPG,Small Arms) B COY 4
    RIFLES : 7 CIV KIA 1 CIV WIA 4 UE KIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT C COY
    2R22R BG : 2 CIV KIA

    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) DEMONSTRATION RPT : 1 CIV KIA

    (EXPLOSIVE HAZARD) IED EXPLOSION RPT (VOIED) LN : 3


    CIV KIA 3 CIV WIA
    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT (Small Arms,RPG) 2 L
    RECCE SQN : 1 CIV KIA 2 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT (HMG)


    97MP, 4/82BCT : 4 CIV KIA 1 CIV WIA
    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) DOWNED AIRCRAFT RPT HMLA-
    169 : 4 CF KIA 2 CF WIA

    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT (Small Arms) 2 YORKS


    OMLT / ANA : 2 UE KIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT (Small
    Arms) : 1 CIV KIA

    (OTHER) OTHER RPT ISAF SOF : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT (Small


    Arms) ISAF C/S : 1 CIV KIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT 1/C/2-87 :
    2 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT CBL 1
    USMC : 1 CIV WIA
    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT (Small Arms) F CO : 2 CIV
    WIA

    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT (Small Arms) : 1 HNSF


    KIA 1 CIV KIA 4 UE KIA
    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) DEMONSTRATION RPT LN CIV : 0
    INJ/DAM

    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) ACCIDENT RPT ANA : 4 CIV KIA 3


    CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT (Small


    Arms) MOT K AND ANP : 1 CIV KIA
    (Non-Combat Event) Accident rpt HQ ISAF MovCon

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT (Small


    Arms) PRT MEY CSS : 1 CIV KIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) GREEN-WHITE RPT ANA : 1 CIV KIA 2 CIV


    WIA

    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) ACCIDENT RPT 3-509 PIR : 1 CIV WIA


    (Non-Combat Event) Accident rpt TF CHOSIN (1-32 IN)

    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) ACCIDENT RPT TF LETHAL


    WARRIOR : 1 CIV WIA

    (ENEMY ACTION) DIRECT FIRE RPT USPI : 1 CIV KIA


    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT ANA : 1
    CIV KIA 1 UE KIA

    (NON-COMBAT EVENT) ACCIDENT RPT 3-984 MP CO IVO


    (ROUTE IOWA / NEBRASKA): 1 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT (Small
    Arms) CJSOTF : 1 CIV KIA 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY FIRE) BLUE-WHITE RPT : 1 CIV WIA

    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT TF


    TAURO : 1 CIV KIA 1 CIV WIA
    (FRIENDLY ACTION) ESCALATION OF FORCE RPT BRF WITH
    ATF : 1 CIV KIA 1 CIV WIA
    summary
    PROPAGANDA FOUND IVO BCP 4: TWO WHITE FLAGS WERE DISCOVERED IVO BCP 4 DURING
    OPERATIONS ALONG THE BORDER. ON THE FLAGS WAS WRITTEN, LONG LIVE TB. LONG LIVE
    AMIRUL MUMINI, LEADER OF MUSLIMS, MAWLAWI MUHAMMAD OMAR, AND SHEIK OSMA.
    [OSMA IS POSSIBLY SUPPOSED TO BE OSAMA]. UNDER THE FLAGS WERE FIVE HANDWRITTEN
    LETTERS. THEY READ:
    1. KILL THEM WHEREVER YOU FIND THEM. [THIS IS A VERSE FROM THE KORAN] THOSE WHO
    GIVE US INFORMATION ABOUT THE COALITION FORCES, GOD WILL BLESS THEM. WE ARE
    LOOKING FOR COALITION FORCES
    2. & 3. BOTH READ: WARNING: WE HAVE LAUNCHED OPERATIONS AGAINST THE
    COALITION FORCES. IF GOD IS WILLING WE WILL GET RID OF THEM.
    4. THOSE WHO REMOVE THIS ISLAMIC FLAG, WE WILL TAKE ACTION AGAINST THEM.
    [SIGNED] MULLAH MOHAMMAD OMAR
    5. WARNING: WE ARE LOOKING FOR COALITION FORCES, THOSE WHO GIVE INFORMATION
    ABOUT THEM, GOD WILL BLESS THEM.
    AQ OPERATIVES TO ACT AS JOURNALISTS
    Organization(s) Involved: AL QAIDA
    Three well-trained terrorists (NFI) have been assigned by Osama Bin LADEN to conduct a suicidal attack
    against KARZAI. According to the source, the three terrorists will pass Afghanistan border in ten days with
    counterfeit journalist passports, obtained from an Arab country, potentially PAKISTAN (NFI). They are
    planning to conduct the attack during a press conference or a meeting held by KARZAI. Their second plan is to
    conduct a similar spectacular attack against NATO, ISAF or UN officials. They will use their cameras or
    recorders as RCIED's or IED's in this attack.

    Iran Intel financing TB and HIG


    Organization(s) Involved: TALIBAN
    On 30 January 2005, Iranian Intelligence agencies brought ten million Afghanis (approximately 212,800 USD)
    from Bir Jahn (CNA), IR to an unknown location on the border of IR and Farah Province, AF. The money was
    transferred to a 1990's model white Toyota Corolla station wagon. The money was hidden with various food
    stuffs. The Corolla was occupied by four members of the Hezb-E-Islami, Gulbuddin (HIG) terrorist
    organization. The money was transported to an unknown location.
    Organization(s) Involved: GOVERNMENT OF AFGHANISTAN,TALIBAN
    19 FEB 2005, UNKNOWN SOURCE, (NS)
    FORMER GOA OFFICIALS AND TB LEADERS TO CONDUCT ATTACKS IN HELMAND AND
    ORUZGAN PROVINCES: A JOINT GROUP OF GOA OFFICIALS WHO HELD THEIR GOVERNMENT
    POSITIONS DURING THE TB REGIME AND OTHER TB COMMANDERS ARE PLANNING FOR
    FUTURE ATTACKS IN THE BAGHRAN DISTRICT, HELMAND PROVINCE, AND DEH RAWOD
    DISTRICT, ORUZGAN PROVINCE. THIS JOINT GROUP CURRENTLY RESIDES IN IRAN. THE GROUP
    CONSISTS OF EIGHT MAIN LEADERS, ALL OF WHOM TRAVEL WITH SEVEN BODYGUARDS. THE
    LEADERS TRAVEL INTO AF TO RECRUIT SOLDIERS, BUT THEY ARE NOT EXPECTED TO
    CONDUCT THE ATTACKS THEMSELVES. INITIALLY, THE JOINT GROUP WILL ATTACK NGOS
    AND GOA OFFICIALS TRAVELING ALONG THE ROADS OF AF. IF THESE ATTACKS ARE
    SUCCESSFUL, THEY WILL START TO ATTACK U.S. FORCES. THE GROUP WILL USE HIT AND RUN
    TACTICS USING AK-47 ASSAULT RIFLES AND IEDS. THE IRANIAN GOVERNMENT HAS OFFERED
    EACH MEMBER OF THE GROUP 100,000 RUPEES (1740 USD) FOR ANY AF SOLDIER KILLED AND
    200,000 RUPEES (3481 USD) FOR ANY GOA OFFICIAL. (SOURCE COMMENT: THESE ARE
    DETERMINED FIGHTERS WHO COULD CARE LESS ABOUT THE MONEY).

    (S//REL GCTF) HOSTILITIES ERUPTED BETWEEN AFGHAN SOLDIERS AND LN RESULTING IN 2X


    LN WOUNDED.
    TF BRONCO REPORTS GREEN ON GREEN FIGHTING IVO QALAT. AT 1705Z THE FOLLOWING
    SALT REPORT WAS SENT. S: FORCES OF THE DISTRICT CHIEF OF ARGENDAB AND THE DEPUTY
    POLICE CHIEF OF SHAH JOY, A: 3X LN WOUNDED, L: DISTRICT OF ARGENDAB, T: 1408Z
    REMARKS: QALAT POLICE INVESTIGATOR AND THE NDS PROSECUTOR ARE ENROUTE TO
    DETERMINE WHAT HAPPENED. THE DISTRICT CHIEF OF ARGENDAB IS NOW REPORTED IN
    GHAZNI AND LOCAL POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING AT THIS TIME.
    VICTIMS NAMES WERE QASIM ALI, A 47-YEAR-OLD FROM SASPAR VILLAGE (42S TB 7747), AND
    NAROOZ ALI, A 13-YEAR-OLD ALSO FROM SASPAR VILLAGE. THE VICTIMS WERE SAID TO
    HAVE HAD NO ENEMIES AND NO OUTSTANDING DEBTS. BOTH MEN WORKED FOR MATIOLLA,
    THE LEAD CONTRACTOR FOR THE CHECKPOINT (AND ALSO THE CONTRACTOR FOR THE
    HOSAYNI SCHOOL). TWO PASHTUN WORKERS FROM FEREMOZ VILLAGE (GRID UNKNOWN)
    WHO NORMALLY WORKED AT THE CHECKPOINT WERE NOT PRESENT TODAY (15 MAR 05).

    THIS ATTACK MAY HAVE BEEN CONDUCTED BY THE BODYGUARDS THAT WORK FOR ATIQUE,
    A LOCAL CONTRACTOR. THE PATROL THAT RESPONDED TO THIS REPORT RAN INTO ATIQUE
    EN ROUTE TO THE LOCATION AT A CHECKPOINT LOCATED NEAR ROUTE HOOSIERS AND
    ROUTE GOPHERS. SINCE HE IS THE CONTRACTOR, IT WAS NOT ALL THAT RANDOM. ATIQUE
    PLAYED DUMB AS IF HE HAD NO IDEA WHAT WAS GOING ON. HIS TRUCK, ALTHOUGH BLUE
    IN COLOR, WAS CAKED IN MUD TO THE POINT THAT IT APPEARED TO BE BEIGE, ESPECIALLY
    IN THE SUNLIGHT FROM 600 METERS AWAY. ATIQUE HAD ONLY TWO MEN WITH HIM, WHICH
    LEFT THREE SEATS OPEN IN THE TRUCK. HE HAS BEEN DISGRUNTLED RECENTLY FOR TWO
    PRIMARY REASONS: 1. ATIQUE WANTED CONTRACTS FOR ALL THREE CHECKPOINTS THAT
    WERE BEING BUILT; 2. (MORE IMPORTANTLY) THE NORTH WALL THAT HE BUILT FOR A/2-5 IN
    FORCES AT FOB ANACONDA HAD COLLAPSED AND A NEW CONTRACT HAD BEEN GIVEN TO A
    HAZARAN TO REPAIR IT (AND ATIQUE WAS NEVER PAID THE FULL AMOUNT BECAUSE THE
    WALL HAD NOT BEEN BUILT PROPERLY). HE HAD STATED THAT THE LOCAL PEOPLE WERE
    LAUGHING AT HIM BECAUSE HE HAD LOST THE CONTRACT TO A HAZARAN.
    FOB COBRA RECEIVED A LOCAL NATIONAL BOY WHO HAD RECEIVED A GUNSHOT WOUND TO
    HIS STOMACH. HE HAD BEEN SHOT DURING A GREEN ON GREEN FIREFIGHT IN JANGALAK
    VILLAGE (41S QS 3843). THE BOY AND HIS OLDER BROTHER HAD HEARD SHOOTING OUTSIDE
    OF THEIR COMPOUND AND WENT OUTSIDE TO CHECK IT OUT, AT WHICH POINT THE BOY WAS
    SHOT IN THE STOMACH. ANOTHER BROTHER HAD ALSO BEEN SHOT AND DIED AT THEIR
    COMPOUND. NO ADULT MALES HAD ACCOMPANIED THE BROTHERS, AND ONLY THE OLDER
    BROTHER OF THE INJURED BOY COULD PROVIDE INFORMATION ON THE INCIDENT. THE
    OLDER BROTHER EXPLAINED THAT MEN IN THE VILLAGE WERE HAVING PERSONAL DISPUTES
    WITH EACH
    S: 9X LN OTHER
    POLICE, ANDL:
    A: TIC, HAD
    41STHEN BEGAN
    MS 471 159, T: SHOOTING AT NATIONAL
    0625Z. LOCAL EACH ONESPOLICE
    COMPOUNDS
    OPEN FIRED ON
    ANA/ETT A POLICE CHECK POINT. NO ANA/ETT CASUALTIES. 1X LNP KIA AND 8X LNP
    DETAINED. ANA PULLED UP TO THE CHECK POINT AND IDENTIFIED THEMSELVES AS ANA;
    THEN THE LNP OPEN FIRED.

    CJSOTF reports demonstration IVO GARDEZ. Initially approximately 60X demonstrators gathered for a
    protest where 1X demonstrator was shot in leg and transported to Gardez hospital. The ANP is dealing with
    demonstration. Earlier that morning CJSOTF facilitated the establishment of the Emergency Operation Center
    (EOC) at the local government compound. The EOC is maintaining communication with
    Police/Government/CF. The UNAMA compound is secured by elements of TF Thunder. At 1005Z CJSOTF
    reported a second group of approximately 300 locals has linked-up with first group. Demonstrators appear to be
    taking some direction from the police. Group is moving north toward Tera Pass (CNA).
    CJSOTF recommends all CF units stay off roads between Tera Pass and Gardez. At 1007Z a large group of
    demonstrators (over 100) began to move toward FB Gardez (42s wc 20598 17955). At 1053Z the crowd was
    50M from north check point throwing rocks and a second group is 300M away and moving toward the check
    point. During the incident, the police shot five people. One died at the hospital and four are in stable condition.
    The police verified that the individual who died was a spectator and not a demonstrator and that he was shot
    unintentionally. At least two of the other four were shot for attempting to wrestle weapons away from the
    police. It was not verified that the demonstrators were armed with anything more than slingshots.
    AT 1145Z GRIP 21 WITNESSED THE EXPLOSION OF THE MH 47 IT WAS FLYING WITH
    CONSISTING OF A LARGE EXPLOSION AND LOTS OF BLACK SMOKE, GRIP 21 IMMEDIATELY
    TRIED TO CONTACT THE MH 47 BUT WAS UNSUCCESSFUL. TURBINE 34 CAME ON FREQ AND
    GRIP 21 PASSED INFO ON EXPLOSION, TURBINE 34 REPORTED EXPLOSION TO BE TURBINE 89
    AND CONFIRMED TURBINE 89 RECEIVED RPG FIRE.
    CJSOTF reports downed aircraft 16K W of Abad (42S XD 79080 59690). CJSOTF reports Turbine 33 (1X
    MH-47) received ground fire and was shot down. 16X PAX are reported to have been on board of aircraft. Grip
    21 (2x A-10s) flying with Turbine 33 are on-station. At 1158Z an NFA was established around the aircraft (500
    meters radius). At 1215Z 1X AH-64 on station observes 1X survivor at crash site. CJSOTF request airlift for 20
    PAX to JBAD and CJTF76 approves the use of 4X UH-60s (from JBAD). At 1233Z Intel is reporting ACM
    elements near downed aircraft. At 1623Z: AC-130 reports 1X PAX with strobe IVO of crash site.
    292316ZJUN05:
    Friendly forces arrive at crash site and begin recovery operations. 30 June05: Remains for all 16 personnel on
    board have been recovered.
    PASSES OVER CRASH SITE FOR ANY SURVIVORS. AT 1220Z SHOCK REPORTED ONE MAN ON
    RIDGE LINE WEARING A RED SHIRT HOLDING HIS HANDS IN THE AIR IVO SAME AREA RPG
    WAS FIRED FROM. SHOCK RELAYED INFO TO GRIP 21 AND PASSED THAT IT SEEMED LIKE A
    TRAP TO GET HELOS CLOSE AND ENGAGE. AT 1230Z SHOCK 63 REPORTED RECEIVING RPG
    FIRE FROM LOW-WALLED COMPOUND INSIDE THICK PINE FOREST TREE LINE, 42S XD 7866
    5977.

    TF Griffin reports an unknown type missile fired on 1X UH-60 38K E of Kandahar. On return from
    MEDEVAC mission 06-29C, the left side crew chief indicated missile launch, the flare system dispensed 6X
    flares. The missile changed course towards heat source once flares were launched. The crew chief saw only the
    smoke trail due to evasive maneuvering but determined that the missile was a type of MANPAD. The UH-60
    safely RTB.
    ALL TIMES INDICATED ARE ZULU WITH TODAYS DATE (05JUL05)

    0158: STRIKE EAGLE 05 AND 04 DEPARTED KAF EN ROUTE TO ORGUN-E


    0358: BOTH AIRCRAFT ARRIVED AT ORGUN-E
    0409: BOTH AIRCRAFT DEPARTED ORGUN-E FOR WAZAH KHWAH
    0414: STRIKE EAGLE 05S CMWS EJECTED 2 COCKTAILS AND SPC VEROST ALERTED CREW TO
    TWO MISSILE LAUNCHES
    0415: INITIAL SEARCH OF SUSPECTED LAUNCH SITE BEGAN
    0450: INITIAL SEARCH ENDED, BOTH AIRCRAFT RETURNED TO ORGUN-E IOT LOAD C2 AND
    AERIAL RECON PACKAGES
    0530: BOTH AIRCRAFT DEPARTED ORGUN-E WITH C2/AERIAL RECON PACKAGES (STRIKE
    EAGLE 04 AERIAL RECON PACKAGE, STRIKE EAGLE 05 C2 PACKAGE)
    0534: STORM 26 MADE AWARE OF SITUATION THROUGH MIRC
    0720: END OF MISSION CALLED FOR C2/AERIAL RECON
    0742: BOTH AIRCRAFT DEPARTED ORGUN-E WITH ORIGINAL PACKAGE
    0940: BOTH AIRCRAFT ARRIVED AT KAF, CALL END OF MISSION
    1010: PART I OF AIRCREW DEBRIEF CONDUCTED
    1330: PART II OF AIRCREW DEBRIEF CONDUCTED

    CREWMEMBERS:

    STRIKE EAGLE 04 STRIKE EAGLE 05:


    PC: CW3 FOOSE, THOMAS PC: CPT HALTER, SCOTT
    PI: 1LT PIKNER, STEPHAN PI: 1LT DANSBERGER, SEAN
    CE: SPC ROBINSON, CHRIS CE: SPC VEROST, CHRISTOPHER
    CE: SPC MISEJKA, SHANNON CE: SPC MILLER, JAMES

    STRIKE EAGLE 04 AND 05 DEPARTED KAF EN ROUTE TO ORGUN-E AS A FLIGHT OF 2 X UH-60LS.


    AIRCRAFT WERE HDG 75? (ESTIMATED AND FLUID), 300 AGL, 100-110 KIAS, FREE CRUISE.
    FLIGHT TO ORGUN-E WAS WITHOUT INCIDENT. AFTER LOADING PAX (FURY 06) AND
    EQUIPMENT, THE AIRCRAFT DEPARTED ORGUN-E EN ROUTE TO WAZAH KHWAH., HDG 203?
    (ESTIMATED), 300 AGL, 110 KIAS, 60? STAGGERED RIGHT FORMATION (STRIKE EAGLE 04 LEAD,
    05 TRAIL), 15 DISC SEPARATION (ESTIMATED). APPROXIMATELY 5 MINUTES AFTER
    DEPARTURE FROM ORGUN-E, THE RIGHT SIDE DOOR GUNNER OF STRIKE EAGLE 05 REPORTED
    2 X MISSILE LAUNCH FROM THE 5:30-6:00 OCLOCK POSITION AND RIGHT SIDE FLARE
    COCKTAIL DISPERSAL. AT THE SAME STRIKE EAGLE 05 PI REPORTED APR-39 INDICATED
    MISSILE, MISSILE 5:30 AND DISPLAYED THE APPROPRIATE QUADRANT INFORMATION.
    ANALYST COMMENTS: THE CREW CHIEF AND PASSENGER REPORTED THAT THE SMOKE
    TRAILS WERE ABOUT 30FT APART COMING UP TO JUST ABOVE THE AIRCRAFT AND TURNED
    TOWARDS IT. THE SUSPECTED POO WAS APPROXIMATELY 50-80 FT TO THE REAR OF THE
    AIRCRAFT. HOWEVER, BOTH LOST SIGHT OF THEM SHORTLY THEREAFTER AND RIGHT LEFT
    SIDE CREW CHIEF COULD NOT REACQUIRE. END COMMENTS. THE PC THEN ESTABLISHED A
    DECENT AND LEVELED AT AROUND 100 AGL AND PERFORMED EVASIVE MANEUVERS. AT
    THIS TIME, STRIKE EAGLE 05 NOTIFIED STRIKE EAGLE 04 OF SITUATION AND FURY 06
    INTENTIONS OF LAUNCHING GROUND QRF AND C2 FROM ORGUN-E. BOTH AIRCRAFT TURNED
    RIGHT AND CIRCLED AROUND VILLAGE IMMEDIATELY TO THEIR REAR (PROBABLY SADOZI
    KALAY 42S WB 0868934803) FOR ABOUT 30 MINUTES BEFORE RETURNING TO ORGUN-E TO PICK
    UP AERIAL RECON AND C2 PACKAGE. AFTER ORIGINAL PAX AND EQUIPMENT WERE
    DOWNLOADED AND AERIAL RECON/C2 UPLOADED, AIRCRAFT DEPARTED FOR SUSPECTED
    POO AND INSERTED GROUND CORDON FORCES. BOTH AIRCRAFT ORBITED AND ASSISTED
    GROUND FORCES FOR APPROXIMATELY 90 MINUTES WITHOUT INCIDENT. THE AIRCRAFT
    THEN RETURNED TO ORGUN-E, LOADED ORIGINAL PAX AND EQUIPMENT AND CONTINUED
    WITH ORIGINAL MISSION. AIRCRAFT COMPLETED MISSION AND RETURNED TO KAF WITHOUT
    FURTHER INCIDENT. NFI. ANALYST COMMENTS: AIRCRAFT WERE ENGAGED WITH U/I TYPE OF
    MANPADS (PROBABLE STINGER DUE TO FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS, THE SMOKE TRAIL GOING
    STRAIGHT UP, THEN TURING TOWARDS AIRCRAFT AND LACK OF CORK SCREW). THE VALLEY
    IN WHICH THEY WERE FLYING IS EXTREMELY CHANNELING (3NM WIDE IN THE NARROWEST
    POINT, 5NM IN ITS WIDEST). THE POSSIBILITY THAT THE ACMS COULD HAVE POSSIBLY USED
    THE SAMBUSH TTP SEEN IN IRAQ CAN NOT BE DISCOUNTED. AS WITH THE PREVIOUS TWO
    TASK FORCE STORM MANPAD ENGAGEMENTS, THE AIRCRAFT TARGETED WERE LIGHTLY
    ARMED TROOP CARRIERS, SEEMINGLY CONFIRMING ASSESSMENTS THAT ACMS WILL
    ENGAGE AIRCRAFT THEY THINK WILL INFLICT MASS CASUALTIES IOT HELP THEIR IO
    CAMPAIGN. THE APR-39 IS A DIRECTION FINDING THREAT WARNING INDICATOR. DISC
    SEPARATION IS DESCRIBED AS THE AMOUNT OF SPACING BETWEEN AIRCRAFT BASED ON
    MAIN ROTOR DISC (ABOUT 55 FEET). ASE, AIRCRAFT SURVIVABILITY EQUIPMENT; APR-39,
    CMWS (COMMON MISSILE WARNING SYSTEM) AND ALQ-144 WERE ALL FULLY FUNCTIONAL.
    THE INFORMATION ABOUT STINGER FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS WAS PROVIDED BY STORM 2,
    WHO WAS A STINGER CREW MEMBER WHILE ENLISTED. CONSULTATION WITH CMWS
    TF Devil reported a possible green on green dispute 20 km W of FOB Chapman at 0619Z. 2/504 encountered
    approx. 150X-250X LNs armed with AK47s and RPGs gathering. TF Devil requested a QRF to assist in
    dissipating the dispute at 0634Z. CJTF76 approves QRF at 0645Z. QRF W/U from SAL at 0715Z. QRF
    conducted a fly over and the crowd dispersed. QRF RTB. The tribes were disputing a water source and 5x elders
    are working with the local governor to resolve the dispute.

    The Pakistan LNO reports that ANA troops are massing and threatening the PAKMIL 12km NE of FB Lwara
    (IVO BCP 10) at 1424Z. At 1230Z An ANA Officer approached the Admi Kot Fort and told the Pakistan
    commander that if the PAKMIL doesnt leave the post the ANA will attack. The ANA Officer claims to be
    following orders. 120x ANA and 20x armed civilians have formed a crowd IVO the Pakistan BCP. As of 1444Z
    all ANA forces are inside the wire. The conflict is believed to be over the posting of a Pakistan flag inside
    Afghanistan. At 050601ZSEP05 203rd ETT reports that ANA have observed a company sized PAKMIL
    element crossing into an area believed to be in Afghanistan. 2x platoon sized ANA elements have massed in the
    area; no US units are in the area. The MOD overrode worked to defuse the situation.SF, ETT and ANA
    leadership defused the situation and at 050617ZSEP05 all ANA are inside the wire at BCP Cervantes.

    Update to Threat from TB in South


    Organization(s) Involved: TALIBAN
    NATO CLASSIFICATION: NATO CONFIDENTIAL REL ISAF RELIABILITY/CREDIBILITY: C-3. DATE
    OF REPORT: 20050910. LOCATION: Chakmani, Paktya Province; Deh-Rawud, Uruzgan Province, AF
    OVERVIEW: Terrorism Air Threat. Follow up to ADET-CIINTREP-2005-VII-415. Taliban moves two Man-
    Portable Air Defense System (MANPAD) rockets from Kandahar Province to the Paktya and Uruzgan
    Provinces. TEXT: 1. During the month of August, Mullah OMAR ordered that two of the six Stinger-type
    MANPADs be moved to the Paktya and Uruzgan Provinces respectively. Shortly after the order was issued,
    Taliban elements moved the MANPADs to the Paktya and Uruzgan Provinces. 2. One MANPAD was moved to
    the village of Chakmani (Geocoord: 334800 N 694900 E) which is near the city of Gardez in the Paktya
    Province. The MANPAD was placed in a valley just outside Chakmani. At the west end of the valley is a
    Government of Afghanistan Forces base, Not Further Specified (NFS), and at the east of the valley is a National
    Assembly and Provincial Council Elections facility, NFS. These two facilities are approximately five to ten
    kilometers from one another on opposites ends of the valley. Taliban has observed a number of Coalition Forces
    (CF) aircraft in this area, and may be planning to attempt to use the MANPADs against CF Aircraft. 3. The
    second MANPAD was moved to the Deh-Rawud (Geocoords unavailable) area in the Uruzgan Province. Again,
    Taliban may be planning to attempt to use the MANPADs against CF Aircraft. 4. Mullah MUJAHED,
    Commander of Taliban forces in the Uruzgan Province and close confidant of Mullah OMAR, was in charge of
    transporting the MANPADs to these areas. 5. The remaining four MANPADs remain stored in the village of
    Panjwai, near the city of Kandahar, AF. COMMENTS: 1. Reference ADET-CIINTREP-2005-VII-415.
    BACKGROUND: On approximately 13 JUL 05, three individuals entered Afghanistan from Iran carrying six
    MANPADS. The individuals entered Afghanistan at Rabata-Jali (Coordinates unavailable; Rabata-Jali lies on
    the Afghan-Iran border at the extreme southwest tip of Afghanistan). The individuals traveled to Panjwai, near
    the city of Kandahar, AF. The three Iranian individuals delivered the MANPADS to a small group of Taliban
    individuals in the area. The MANPADS are currently stored near Panjwai. The MANPADS delivered to the
    Taliban elements were made in Iran and very closely resemble US-made Stinger MANPADS, so much so that
    the MANPADS appear to be exact Stinger replicas. When news of the delivery of these MANPADS reached
    senior Taliban leadership in Quetta, PK, senior Taliban leadership ordered Taliban elements within the Afghan
    National Army (ANA) to find individuals with experience in firing MANPADS, and to attempt to recruit these
    individuals to fire the MANPADS on behalf of the Taliban. Senior Taliban leadership gave specific instructions
    to attempt to recruit individuals with MANPAD expertise from the ranks of the ANA Anti-Aircraft Division
    within Kabul. NATO CONFIDENTIAL REL ISAF

    TF Devil reports green on green attack IVO Bamian PRT. An ANP patrol including provincial deputy chief of
    police approached an ANA VCP and direct contact resulted. No injuries or damage reported.
    TB MEMBERS MEET IN IRAN
    Organization(s) Involved: TALIBAN
    18 SEP 2005, UNKNOWN SOURCE
    ISMAEL KHAN associate FAIZ AHMAD met with HERAT TB members in MASHAD, IRAN to discuss plans
    on conducting Attacks against the AF Government.Allegedly ISMAEL KHAN associate FAIZ AHMAD is
    currently living in and representing ISMAEL KHAN in MASHAD, IRAN. Ahmad has met HERAT TB
    members BISMALLAH DIVONAH (LNU),MAROUF AL-LANG (LNU), and WAKIL AL-LANG (LNU) to
    discuss Preparations to strike against the afghan government should the Opportunity present itself (NFI).
    TF Devil reports attack on polling sites 28km SE of Gardez. US Forces investigated the Wazi Zardan polling
    site and found that the violence was due to a green on green rock fight. The polling site has been reopened. The
    Gerda Serai ANP were allowing the locals to vote 5x times. The problem was corrected and the polling station
    was reopened.

    (Delayed Report) TF Bayonet reports green on green IVO Baylough. TF Bayonet reports ANA was fighting
    ANA due to miscommunication. No injuries reported.

    CJSOTF reports a green on green conflict 6km W of FOB Bermel at 1351Z. 4x RPGs were fired. No casualties
    or damage to equipment were reported. ANP is investigating. No significant findings reported by the ANP.
    TF Bayonet reported a green on green attack IVO Kandahar. At 0535Z. Kandahar PRT reported a LN who had
    a personal disagreement with unknown amount of parties in a local household, placed an unknown explosive
    device in the house. The device detonated and as a result four LN were killed and 6 LN were injured. PRT QRF
    were placed on standby in case ANP needed assistance. It is unknown if the LN who placed the device died in
    the blast as well. ANP did not request and assistance and all wounded LN were taken to a local hospital.
    Explosion was located in Kandahar Technology Square district. There were no CF damages or injuries. NFTR.
    TF Devil reported a Green on Green engagement at Methar Lam. At 1354Z, 2/3 Marines reported that there was
    reports of small arms fire coming from the Methar Lam Governors compound. QRF was placed on standby if
    requested. 1447Z Update: 2/3 Marines reported QRF stood down and the incident at Methar Lam was between
    ANA and ANP. It was reported that sometime during the day ANP assaulted an ANA soldier and approximately
    70x ANA went to the compound as a show of force. As a result of the meeting a firefight occurred. As a result
    three ANP were WIA and ground EVACD to JBAD, injuries were not reported. After the report of the firefight
    a senior ANA officer on the scene reported control was restored. A meeting has been arranged for the Deputy
    Governor, Kandak, and the ANP Chief. No CF was present during the incident. No further injuries or damages
    were reported. NFTR.
    ANP reported a green on green incident 24km W of Kandahar to TF Bayonet. At 2057Z, ANP reported ANA
    were manning a joint checkpoint and an ANP relief came to the site. ANA password challenged the ANP at
    which time the ANP left their vehicle to talk to the ANA. As a result of not verifying the password ANA
    mistakenly fired on them. As a result of the incident, the ANP initially reported that two ANP were KIA and one
    ANP WIA. ANP WIA was ground EVACD to Kandahar hospital with GSW to the leg and stomach. 0059Z
    Update: ANP WIA expired at the hospital as a result of GSWs. No futher injuries or damages reported.
    THREAT TO AIRCRAFT IN HELMEND PROVINCE
    Organization(s) Involved: HEZB E ISLAMI GULBUDDIN
    TEXT: ON 19 NOVEMBER 2005, HEZB-ISLAMI PARTY LEADER, GULBUDDIN HEKMARTYR AND
    DR. AMIN ((NLN)), USAMA BIN LADIN,S FINANCIAL ADVISOR, BOTH FLEW TO NORTH KOREA
    DEPARTING FROM AN IRAN. THEY RETURNED TO HELMAND //GEOCOORD: 3100N/06400E//,
    AFGHANISTAN ON APPROXIMATELY 03 DECEMBER 2005. WHILE IN NORTH KOREA, THE TWO
    CONFIRMED A DEAL WITH THE NORTH KOREAN GOVERNMENT FOR REMOTE CONTROLLED
    ROCKETS FOR USE AGAINST AMERICAN AND COALITION AIRCRAFT. THE DEAL WAS CLOSED
    FOR AN UNDETERMINED AMOUNT OF MONEY. THE SHIPMENT OF SAID WEAPONS IS
    EXPECTED SHORTLY AFTER THE NEW YEAR. NFI. UPON RETURN FROM NORTH KOREA DR.
    AMIN STAYED IN HELMAND, AND HEKMARTYR WENT TO KONAR, NURISTAN PROVINCE
    CJSOTF reported TIC at 3 KM SE OF FB Lwara At 2232Z, CJSOTF reported they were receiving small arms
    and RPG fire at the FB and OP 1 from an unknown size ACM element. CAS was requested ISO TIC. One B-52
    (XCAS) was sent ISO TIC. At 2236Z, CJSOTF reported they were receiving fire from four separate directions.
    OPs were engaging enemy targets. At 2312Z, Two A-10s (GCAS) were sent ISO TIC. At 2312Z, CJSOTF
    reported as a result of the TIC one ASF was injured from RPG fire. At 0014Z, CJSOTF reported OP 1 was
    reoccupied by ASF and patrols were moving on OP 2. At 0642Z, GHQ advised CJTF76 that they have deployed
    one MI-17 with troops and two Cobras to establish blocking positions ISO the TIC. AT 0749Z, A CJSOTF
    patrol conducting BDA from last nights TIC in the same vicinity was engaged with RPG fire at 42S WB 463
    415. The enemy attempted to egress into Pakistan. However, the CJSOTF patrol returned fire and maneuvered
    on the enemy. The unit requested and received CAS with two GR7s initially and later with A10 attacks
    airplanes.As result of TIC ordinance expended one B-52 dropped 2X JDAM on enemy egress routes , Two A-
    10s (GCAS) fired 1x MK 82 an expended 722 rnds 30mm, and 39 rnds of Counter battery was fired on ACM
    egress route. The patrol reported a total 6 EKIA. At 1117Z, all CJSOTF elements returned to base. NFTR.

    (Delayed report) On 23 December TF Bayonet reported a green on green incident in the Atghar District, Zabul
    Province. ACM reportedly kidnapped 2 x ANP, prompting retaliation by Chief Wazir, who mobilized 40 x
    ANP consisting of officers from Shamulzayi and Shinkay. The ANP assaulted several villages, injuring
    numerous villagers and taking 16 prisoners. The two missing policemen showed up at the Atghar District
    Compound on 24DEC, claiming that Kuchies in Shinkay had detained them. The 16 x detainees were released.
    ROSHAN WORKERS RECEIVE NIGHT LETTER
    Organization(s) Involved:
    20 JAN 2006 CTF BAYONET INTSUM BT273
    (S//REL TO USA, GCTF, ISAF and NATO) ROSHAN WORKERS RECEIVE NIGHT LETTER: On 14
    January 2006, a night letter was turned in to FAC Rep. During a routine meeting, the foreign affairs rep was
    passed a night letter that was received two to three days ago by some Roshan network workers. The details of
    where and when are still to be determined. The translation is as follows: "To the heads of Roshan: We have
    received information that you are providing information to the Americans and the government about our mobile
    phone numbers. If you continue to do this, what happens to you is your responsibility. We are giving you this
    warning only once. The second time we will act. You are servants of unbelievers. Signed Mullah Fazal Bari on
    behalf of Mullah Omar" (CA PRT Reporting)
    TF Aegis reported Blue on Blue fire 6K North of KAF. At 2045z TF Aegis reported 6x warning shots were fired
    at a unknown vehicle. A coalition SOTF patrol then notified TF Aegis that they were moving through their AO.
    TF Aegis will investigate further. No damage or injuries reported.

    HIG LEADER WARNS OF SUMMER IED ATTACKS


    Organization(s) Involved: HEZB E ISLAMI GULBUDDIN
    17 MAR 2006 CTF AEGIS INTSUM 017
    3.A.1. (S-GCTF) HIG LEADER WARNS OF SUMMER IED ATTACKS. As of early 2006, HIG leader
    Hekmatyar Gulbuddin claimed that HIG and TB had four mobile cells operating inside Afghanistan, who
    planned to conduct IED and suicide bombing attacks against CF in Jun or Jul 2006. The mobile cells were based
    in Herat, Kandahar and Zarmat, Afghanistan. The terrorist cells were equipped with motorcycles, bicycles, and
    automobiles, which were configured to be VBIEDS. The cells also had explosive laden vests, which weighed
    approximately seventeen kilograms. Suicide bomber cell members planned to wear the vests and either drives a
    motorcycle or walks into a coalition convoy and then detonates the device. Pulling the cord on the vest could
    detonate the devices. The vest reportedly has a kill radius of approximately twenty feet and would destroy a car
    as long as if located within this distance. In addition, Hekmatyar reportedly claimed that cell members would be
    rewarded monetarily for various attacks. Families of the suicide bombers would be provided U.S. $20,000. Cell
    members who killed an American would be rewarded U.S. $5,000, and cell members who killed an Afghan
    solider or a pro-Afghan government mullah would be rewarded U.S. $1,000. (ACCE) (PIR1/3)

    (DELAYED REPORT) CJSOTF reported a LN was wounded at a checkpoint 11KM NW of Spin Boldak. At
    0949Z TG Ares reported to CJSOTF that a LN vehicle did not halt at a checkpoint on HWY 4 and a LN was
    injured by a warning shot. Injured LN was seen by French medic and was sent by taxi to the Chaman Hospital.
    TF Aegis reported TIC 56 km NW of FOB Robinson. At 0105Z, TF Aegis reported receiving small arms fire
    while on a convoy. 1x UK vehicle rolled over but there were no injuries. UK forces pulled back from contact
    and were forced to destroy the vehicle using 3x Milan AT missiles because the vehicle was being overrun. The
    force was still receiving small arms fire from approximately 2 km away. At 0142Z, the unit pulled back 1500 m
    from the TIC site to high ground and split up. The forward element was at grid 41S PR 358836 with 4x
    vehicles. The second element was located at grid 41S PR 36058203 with 5x vehicles over watching the forward
    element. CAS was requested and 2x A-10s were dispatched in support of the contact. At 0312Z TF Aegis
    reported receiving info from LKG PRT that ANP forces were located at grid 41S PR 3800586007, which was 3
    km from UK forces position. TF Aegis reported the TIC was between UK forces and ANP. UK forces
    commander requested that the ANP Chief meet with him at his position, and believed that there was still a
    hostile intent. UK commander would not go to the district center for the meeting as the governer requested.
    UK commander believed from intel that IEDs were being placed around their position. The District Chief was
    moving in a white truck with District Chief written on the side while flying a white flag en route to UK position.
    TF Aegis reported 12x ANP WIA and 1x KIA. Update: At 0430Z TF Aegis reported UK Commander and the
    District Chief met and discussed the incident. UK commander indicated that the ANP fired on them first, the
    District Chief replied that he thought the UK forces were actually Taliban advancing on them. Both forces were
    doing a RECCE of the destroyed UK vehicle site. District Chief previously informed the LNs to place
    IED''s in front of coalition vehicle site. No UK injuries were reported. The vehicle that
    was destroyed by missiles was taken back to Gereshk.
    TF Vanguard reports local tribal fighting. At 0835Z, ASG informed TF Vanguard of fighting between local
    tribes 16 km NE of Gardez. ANP confirmed 2x LN KIA. ANP is currently investigating. At 0917Z, Spartan S-2
    operations confirmed through TF Vanguard S-2 that the tribal fighting was in Salam Kheyl with two dead and
    fighting continuing.Investigation reported that the tribes were disputing over water irrigation. ANP and ANA
    Special Investigators confiscated 1400 rds. 7.62 and 7 handgrenades.
    KCP AND NDS INTERNAL SECURITY BRIEFS
    Organization(s) Involved: HEZB E ISLAMI GULBUDDIN,TALIBAN
    24 MAY 2006, HUMINT REPORT (HR) BU 148: N/I C;
    KCP AND NDS INTERNAL SECURITY BRIEFS
    WARNING NOTICE:
    THIS IS AN INFORMATION REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE.
    REPORT CLASSIFIED NATO / ISAF CONFIDENTIAL IN ITS ENTIRETY.
    TO: CJ2X
    COUNTRY: AFGHANISTAN
    CLASSIFICATION: NATO / ISAF CONFIDENTIAL
    PRECEDENCE: Routine
    REFERENCE: Source N Y-9013
    CONTENT: HR BU 148
    RELIABILITY/CREDIBILITY: C-3
    The contact has indirect access to information concerning ANA and the security situation in Kabul Province.
    DATE OF INFORMATION: 2006/05/21
    DATE OF REPORT: 2006/05/24
    LOCATION: KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
    TOPIC: KCP and NDS Internal Security briefs
    INFORMATION:
    In late May 06, KCP and NDS officers briefed senior staff on security concerns within Kabul AOO. Below is the
    information presented by NDS and KCP respectively:
    NDS
    1. ABDUL MANAF has trained and equipped two suicide bombers to conduct attacks against GOA and
    international targets. One of these individuals is a Pakistani called ISLAM and the other is of Arab nationality.
    These two persons were prepared to carry out attacks against GOA on 28 Apr 06 but abandoned their mission
    due to the tight security measures. Presently they maintain their readiness and wait for orders. The group is
    currently based in KHAKI JABAR district of Kabul province.
    2. According to information acquired by NDS at the end of April 06, the HIG activists ANWAR
    MOHAMMAD, MULLAH DADULLAH, OSMANI, MOHAMMAD OMAR and MULLAH AKHTAR
    MOHAMMAD are equipping 200 vehicles to be used as VBIEDs. The above individuals have arranged the cars
    to be purchased in Iran and Pakistan. HIG members in Pakistan provide the remote control devices for these
    cars.
    KCP:
    Three AQ members - Commander HAJI ISHAQ, Commander SAIFUR RAHMAN and one Pakistani are
    planning attacks against Kabul targets. This group is presently based in KUNAR province.

    TF Wolfpack reported that potential Green on Green is occurring in Gurbuz District. At 0426Z TF Wolfpack
    reported a potential Green on Green approximately 10 km SW of FOB Salerno. ANP reported that 2 tribes
    started fighting over a gas station in the village of Shakamir Kalay in the Gurbuz District. The feud consisted of
    unknown number of individuals from both tribes with small arms. PCC shifted additional ANP to the village to
    quelch the fighting. At 0922Z TF Wolfpack reported that ANP managed to get elders from both sides to sit
    down and resolve the conflict peacefully through discussion. No casualties were reported.
    TWO MEMBERS OF THE IRANIAN INTELLIGENCE
    Organization(s) Involved: HEZB E ISLAMI GULBUDDIN,Iranian Secret Intelligence Service,TALIBAN
    03 JUN 2006 RO FHT3 1463
    Two members of the Iranian Intelligence Secret Service have arrived in SYAHGERD village (42SVD 883726)/
    GHORBAND district/ PARWAN province, being helped by JAWED GHORBANDI (important local person in
    PARWAN province). These two Iranians have forged AFG IDs on the names of ABDUL JALIL and
    AHMADDIN. Those 2 AFG forged IDs were made in SYAHGERD village/ GHORBAND district/ PARWAN
    province. Sometimes, these two Iranian individuals come to KABUL city and they stay in the ABDUL KHALIL
    GHORBANDI's hotel (NFI).
    These two Iranians are tasked to instigate local AFG people into making propaganda against the AFG
    governmental authorities and CF members. Also they are helping HIG and TB members in carrying out terrorist
    attacks against the AFG governmental authorities and the CF members, especially against the Americans forces.
    ABDUL JALIL is about 37 years old, short black beard, short grey hair and brown eyes.
    AHMADDIN is about 25 years old, tall, white complexion, long hair and brown eyes.
    At 0230Z, TF Chosin reported a green on green incident occurred 53km SE of Jalalabad. Incident began at
    1515Z over a land dispute between the villages of Ashpan and Tutu. At 0200Z, villages reported SAF, RPK, and
    RPG fired between villagers. 78 police were dispatched to control the situation, however when police tried to
    intervene they were fired upon. The Governor of Nangarhar planned to move ANA into the city to assist the
    police. Governor requested CF support or an AC to fly over as a show of force. He believed that this would
    deter villagers from fighting. At 0530Z, a fixed wing aircraft conducted a show of force and dropped flares over
    the green on green site. Fighting calmed and diplomats moved into the city to try and work out a solution. NDS
    reported they have knowledge of the instigators and believe that they are located in Jalalabad. ANA from Mehtar
    Lam PRT prepared to respond to the situation as needed. At 1100Z, JBAD PRT reported that the Deputy
    Governor and Chief of Police are still working with tribal elders on finding a compromise to the feud. Fighting
    has stopped.
    At 1152Z, TF Wolf Pack received a report from NDS in Spera District that 2 tribes are disputing over land in the
    village of Arsal Khel approximately 44 km SW of Khowst. Khowst PCC reports that there is heavy SAF being
    exchanged by the 2 tribes that began at 0557Z. ANP moved to the village to try to neutralize the fighting.
    Governor directed BG Akram to respond and 1st BDE 203rd ANA Corps is responding with a company of
    ANA. No CF support requested ATT. PCC reported that two LN had been injured during the fighting and have
    been taken to the Gardez hospital.
    At 0755Z, ABP informed TF Wolf Pack of tribal fighting that is occuring on the border of the Tani and Gurbuz
    Districts vicinity ABP CP Lija located approximately 16 km S of Khowst City. ABP reports that the fighting is
    between 4 tribes. CF assistance has not been requested. No ANSF have responded to the situation as of yet.
    GEN Ayoub is aware of teh situation but is tentative to get involved. At 1128Z, TF Wolf Pack reports ANP
    from both Tani and Gurbuz have negotiated a truce between the tribal elders. Next Friday, tribal leaders will
    have a Shura in which they will approach their issues.

    (Delayed Report) At approximately 0740Z, TF Iron Gray received a call from the PCC that the ANP Security
    Chief in Ghazni received a report that a LN in Ghazni Hospital claims to have been shot by Coalition forces. TF
    Iron Gray has no knowledge of any LN being shot and TF Iron Gray had no patrols in the area at the time of the
    shooting. LN Claims to have been shot at VC 471 118 area of Kwaya Ahmad. ANP reported that a US convoy
    of approx 8 HUMVEES and a "EOD looking vehicle" came into Ghazni from Sharona at
    approximately 0630Z and the lead vehicle engaged a LN vehicle with MG fire. 2 ANP Officers reported that the
    convoy came into town, LN vehicle did not yield to US convoy (unknown to full details). Gunner on lead truck
    shot into the vehicle and convoy kept going out of the area. LN sustained a GSW to the left shoulder and neck
    and is currently at the local hospital and will be transferred to Kabul for further treatment. The LN, Mohamad
    Baluch is a mechanic and was test driving the car. LNs informed them that the "same convoy" came
    back through Ghazni about 30 min later. The crowd started throwing rocks at the convoy and attempted to stop
    the convoy, but the police held them back and allowed the convoy to pass. TF Eagle reported their RCP 5, 4 veh,
    including Meercat, 13 PAX, SP''d from Ghazni at 0717z back to Sharana. Their call sign is
    Bushmaster 17 and they are currently 25 min out of Sharana. TF Iron Gray is in contact with the Ghazni
    Governor to coordinate IO broadcast on Ghanzi Radio. At 1150Z, TF Chamberlain at Salerno confirmed that it
    was TF Eagle RCP 5 that shot the LN and did not stop to assess damages. Incident is being investigated.
    21 JUL 2006 / CJTF-76 INTSUM 20160720 / (NIS)
    (S//REL TO USA, AUS, ISAF, NATO) TALIBAN MEMBERS TRANSPORT FOURTEEN ROCKETS TO
    THE VILLAGES OF MOLLA ABDOLLAH KARIZ AND MORGHAN KECHAH, AFGHANISTAN (AF).

    1. (S//REL TO USA, AUS, ISAF, NATO) ON 11 JUL 06, AT APPROXIMATELY 2100L, TALIBAN
    COMMANDER MULLA ABDUL ((HADI)) AND TWO UNIDENTIFIED TALIBAN MEMBERS ARRIVED
    IN THE VILLAGE OF MOLLA ABDOLLAH KARIZ //MGRS: 41RQQ6565991458//, DAMAN DISTRICT,
    KANDAHAR PROVINCE, AFGHANISTAN (AF), CARRYING EIGHT ROCKETS TO BE USED IN
    FUTURE ATTACKS AGAINST KANDAHAR AIR FIELD //MGRS: 41 RQQ 70500 88500//, KANDAHAR
    PROVINCE, AF. HADI TRANSPORTED THE EIGHT ROCKETS FROM QUETTA //MGRS: 42 RUU
    07473 42638//, PAKISTAN, USING A TWO DOOR PICK UP TRUCK WITH KANDAHAR LICENSE
    PLATE NUMBER 161824. THE ROCKETS WERE PLACED IN THE BED OF THE TRUCK AND
    LOOSELY COVERED WITH A TARP-LIKE MATERIAL. HADI ENTERED MOLLA ABDOLLAH KARIZ
    FROM THE WEST IVO OSAMA BIN LADEN'S FORMER HOME NEAR TARNAK FARM.

    2. (S//REL TO USA, AUS, ISAF, NATO) HADI PROCEEDED DIRECTLY TO THE HOME OF ((QHARI)),
    THE PRIEST OF THE MOSQUE FOR MOLLA ABDOLLAH KARIZ. QHARI'S HOME IS LOCATED IN
    THE CENTER OF THE VILLAGE. HADI AND THE TALIBAN MEMBERS SPENT APPROXIMATELY
    TWO HOURS INSIDE THE HOME SPEAKING WITH SEVERAL OF THE VILLAGERS BEFORE HADI
    ASKED THEM TO LEAVE IN ORDER TO SLEEP. HADI DEPARTED THE NEXT MORNING BEFORE
    0700L AND WAS LAST SEEN HEADED IN THE DIRECTION OF SALO KALAY
    //MGRS: 41RQQ6311488742//, AF, AND RAWANI //MGRS: 41 RQQ 55339 87038//, AF.

    3. (S//REL TO USA, AUS, ISAF, NATO) ON 12 JUL 06, AT APPROXIMATELY 0000L, MULLA ABDUL
    RAHIM ((AKHOND)) AND THREE PAKISTANI ASSOCIATES OF FAZEL ((RAHAMAM)), LEADER OF
    PAKISTANI JAMIAT ULMA TULABA ISLAM, TRANSPORTED SIX ROCKETS VIA A TAN COLORED
    PICK UP TRUCK TO THE HOME OF MULLA ((QASIM)), THE MOSQUE PRIEST FOR THE VILLAGE
    OF MORGHAN KECHAH //MGRS: 41 RQQ 81973 92597//, KANDAHAR PROVINCE, AF. THE FOUR
    SPENT THE NIGHT AT QASIMS HOME BEFORE DEPARTING IN THE DIRECTION OF SRAH
    KALA //MGRS: 42 RTA 30562 04564//, AF, SOMETIME IN

    THE EARLY MORNING HOURS.

    COMMENTS: (SOURCE COMMENTS) 1. (S//REL TO USA, AUS, ISAF, NATO) HADI MAKES
    DELIVERIES TO MOLLA ABDOLLAH KARIZ AND KHVOSH AB //MGRS: 41 RQQ 66906 89203//,
    KANDAHAR PROVINCE, AF, ON A REGULAR BASIS AND ALWAYS ARRIVES UNDER THE COVER
    OF DARKNESS AND LEAVES PRIOR TO SUNRISE TO AVOID DETECTION BY COALITION FORCES.
    HADI GENERALLY DISTRIBUTES 1-2 ROCKETS TO EACH OF HIS CONTACTS IN THE VILLAGES
    SURROUNDING KANDAHAR AIR FIELD (KAF).

    2. (S//REL TO USA, AUS, ISAF, NATO) THE ROCKETS CARRIED BY BOTH HADI AND AKHOND ARE
    BELIEVED TO BE THE SAME CHINESE 107 MM ROCKETS USED TO ATTACK KAF IN RECENT
    WEEKS.

    3. (S//REL TO USA, AUS, ISAF, NATO) HADI HAS A SISTER-IN-LAW WHO LIVES IN THE VILLAGE
    OF RAWANI AND OFTEN STOPS TO REST AT HER HOUSE WHEN CONDUCTING ROCKET
    DELIVERIES.

    (FIELD COMMENTS) 1. (S//REL USA, AUS, NATO, ISAF) THIS INFORMATION COINCIDES WITH A
    RECENT CHANGE IN THE TACTICS, TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES (TTP) USED BY ANTI-
    COALITION FORCES TO ATTACK KAF USING CHINESE 107 MM ROCKETS. PRIOR TO 8 JUL 06,
    THE MAJORITY OF SUCH ATTACKS CONSISTED OF TWO TO FOUR ROCKETS PRE-STAGED AND
    LAUNCHED USING POSSIBLE REMOTE CONTROLLED DETONATING DEVICES. ON 8 JUL 06 AND
    AGAIN ON 9 JUL 06, KAF SUSTAINED TWO SEPARATE SINGLE ROCKET ATTACKS FROM THE
    AREAS OF MANDI SAR //MGRS: 41 RQQ 71100 94900//, DAMAN DISTRICT, KANDAHAR PROVINCE,
    AF, AND MOLLA ABDOLLAH KARIZ RESPECTIVELY. BOTH ATTACKS WERE SINGLE SHOT
    ATTACKS LAUNCHED BY INDIVIDUALS EMPLOYING SHOOT AND SKOOT TACTICS.

    2. (S//REL TO USA, AUS, ISAF, NATO) SOURCE WAS UNABLE TO CONFIRM WHETHER OR NOT
    HADI OR AKHOND LEFT ANY OF THE ROCKETS AT EITHER OF THE RESIDENCES WHERE THEY
    SPENT THE NIGHT.

    3. (S//REL TO USA, AUS, ISAF, NATO) SOURCE WAS UNABLE TO IDENTIFY ANY OF THE VARIOUS
    VILLAGE CONTACTS USED BY HADI. Source: IIR 1 656 8552 06, DOI 20060711
    INSURGENTS ARRIVE IN KUNDUZ
    Organization(s) Involved: OPPOSING MILITANT FORCES
    17 JUL 2006, RC NORTH INTSUM 0375, NIC
    NAJIMULLAH arrived in KUNDUZ, KUNDUZ Province with explosives on 14 jul 06
    (Ref.: PRT KDZ INTSUM 16 Jul 06)
    (N/I C) According to HUMINT source, Kari NAJIMULLAH arrived in KUNDUZ on 14 jul 06. He was
    accompanied by Kari Abdul RAUF and Eng PURNASSAR. Kari NAJIMULLAH maintains contacts to Kari
    WAJIB, Mullah GARFUR from ASQALAN (42SVF7878), KUN-DUZ District, KUNDUZ Province, Cdr
    WALAKI and Said RASSUL in KUNDUZ.
    (N/I C) Kari Abdul RAUF is from RUSTAQ (42SWG7409), RUSTAQ District, TAKHAR Province, and was
    trained in PAKISTAN probably.
    (N/I C) The group could be in possession of Italian anti-tank mine TC/6 and uses British AT Mk VIII mines.
    The group plans to send suicide assassins with VBIED to KUNDUZ. It is possible that clueless drivers in
    prepared cars with RC IED will be sent to targets. Fur-thermore it was said that the suicide assassins wear
    Russian mines like PFM-1 like a belt. The mine's diameter is approx. 7 cm and the length is approx. 30 cm. The
    mines were smuggled via PAKISTAN to AFGHANISTAN.
    (N/I C) HUMINT reports that Kari NAJIMULLAH is about 28 years old and was in PAKI-STAN for training
    during the TB-war. He was trained by Arabic specialists for three years in a madrassa.
    (N/I C) Maulawi RUSTAM was his mentor in AFGHANISTAN. Due to his connection to Maulawi RUSTAM
    and having no experience of war, NAJIMULLAH preserved a special training and became an important OMF-
    head. So-called ABDULLAH is the brother of Kari NAJIMULLAH and is married to an Arab. His wife was a
    present by Osama BIN LADEN because ABDULLAH is an infamous specialist for RC IEDs. (Source Grading
    C3)

    At 0643Z TF Aegis reported green on green fighting between the Nassir and Shamulzayi tribes 29KM SE of
    FOB Raptor. Pakistani soldiers were reported to have taken place in the fighting before crossing back into
    Pakistan. Upon further investigation this incident appears to be only tribal fighting not involving Pakistani
    troops. There is long standing tension between the tribes. Governor Armand from Zabol is visiting the location
    tomorrow to seek a resolution of the conflict. He will be accompanied by tribal elders from both sides, ANA
    and ANP commanders and a US State Dept official. NFTR.
    At approx 0620Z TF tiger reported a green on green incident with the ANA and ANP 8 KM NW of BAF. It was
    reported that ANA struck a child with a vehicle. ANP stopped the ANA vehicle and a gunfight ensued.It was
    reported that there were 1X ANP KIA and 1X LN WIA.There was 5X ANA were detained along with 2X ANP.
    Minister of Defence reps. en route. At approx. 0947Z it was reported that the ANP was taken fighting positions
    on rooftops with ballistic gear on. ETT on ground have instructed ANA to stay indoors in there compound to try
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    TB PREP FOR AUTUMN OFFENSIVE IN HELMAND


    Organization(s) Involved: TALIBAN SOUTH
    19 AUG 06, INTSUM REPORT 1596, CJSOTF, NIS (S//REL USA, AUS and ISAF)
    TB Preparations for Autumn Offensive in Helmand and Oruzgan Province: On or about 23 July 2006, Agha
    Mohammad Osmani, operational CDR in Helmand Province said he had received orders from PAK to prepare
    for a large-scale TB offensive in Helmand and Oruzgan Province. Reportedly, the attack will commence on 20
    August 2006 and continue for one-month, concluding 20 September 2006. Osmani pointed out the autumn
    offensive is the major offensive preceding winter and that there is a shortage of specific weapons such as short-
    range rockets and anti-aircraft rockets. According to Osmani, a TB delegation was in Iran attempting to procure
    the weaponry. Osmani commented that the relationship between the TB and Iran has never been stronger. (PIR:
    1)

    CJSOTF-A ASSESSMENT: (S//REL USA, AUS and ISAF) This report further corroborates event analysis that
    there will be a Fall offensive in RC South. However, due to the lack of source credibility we are unable to
    confirm the veracity of this report at this time. We assess that there will likely be a Fall offensive and the TB
    will likely focus on Helmand and Oruzgan Provinces, where the TB has had the most success this year in
    conducting direct fire ambushes, and maintaining indirect fire and IED activity IVO Kandahar City. (POC: SGT
    SHEA)
    (Delayed Reporting) At 260745Z TFK reported that 2x white trucks approached C/S G2A gun position grid 41R
    QR 315 015. Warning shots were fired in a safe direction by C/S G2A. The white trucks returned fire at C/S
    G2A. C/S G2A fired at the trucks and discovered that the white trucks were ANP. There were 4x WIA and 1x
    ANP KIA who was handed over to the ANP. The WIA were recovered to KAF. No injuries from C/S G2A.
    Last burst as part of the rules of engagement escalation caused an additional injury, 1 child (aprrox 8 years old)
    and 1 adult wounded they were in the beaten zone and recovered to KAF. The brother of an interpreter, Wali
    Jon, died and TFK indicated concerns that this incident could adversely affect good relationships with TFK.
    There were requests made to get the governor to the scene , but he was in Kabul. CB 19 spoke with the on site
    NDS commander, who was described as irate and confrontational. He saw the actions taken by G2A as no
    different than the TB. He (NDS commander) He now feels that he can't provide anymore info
    to the ISAF. CB 19 attemted to explain the situation and the investigation process and suggested that the PAO
    speak to them before the TB seize an opportunity. CB 19 believs that we have lost a good source of
    information. NFTR.
    At 030414Z Sept 06 received SAF & RPGS from sawtooth building. returned fire 1x GBU dropped on it.
    Sawtooth building is heavily damaged. only 4x sections remain standing. no activity observed. Casualties 4x
    CDN KIA 4X CDN WIA.
    At 030419Z Sep received SAF and RPG fire on op, a total of WIA in these hour 7x CDN, and 4x CDN KIA and
    1x WIA interpreter.

    FEMALE SIEDS POSE AS BEGGARS


    Organization(s) Involved: OPPOSING MILITANT FORCES
    18 OCT 2006, 20061018-CJ2X- N/I S
    Female Suicide bombers allegedly infiltrate southeastern Afghanistan; plan to target Coalition Forces
    A group of approximately 20 female suicide bombers reportedly infiltrated South-eastern Afghanistan from
    Pakistan as of mid-October 2006. These women, armed with explosive-laden vests, planned to pose as beggars
    and target Coalition Forces.

    TB IN POSSESSION OF GUIDED MISSILE


    Organization(s) Involved: TALIBAN SOUTH
    20 OCT 2006, SEWOC SUMMARY, NSI
    (NS REL ISAF) Taliban in possession of guided missile, get injured fighters transported to Iran, HELMAND
    Province
    Insurgents operating in GARM SEER District area revealed that USTAD AHAD (NFI) had a look at 'Chinese
    made guided missiles' with Mullah KARIM (NFI). Separately, Iranians have reportedly provided support on the
    ground by organizing transports for injured people to TEHERAN, Iran.
    At 091331Z Nov 06, an ROE escalation occurred along HWY 4 (900m SE of Tower 19, KAF). Warning shots
    damaged a LN truck, 2x LN casualties. #1 GSW to chin, #2 eye and neck injury from glass. Patrol moved back
    to location to give medical assistance. LNs were already picked up by ANA and brought to Role 3 at KAF.
    Incident closed at 1727Z.
    At 150547Z Nov 06, A J COY patrol fired warning shots at a white HILUX vehicle 11.1km SE of FOB PRICE
    (NAHRI SARRAIJ District, HELMAND Province). 2x LN dead, 2x LN injured. The 2x LN that were injured
    were brought to BASTION. ANP were at the scene dealing with the 2x LN dead. OC J COY intends to see COP
    to explain. UPDATE: Report to follow. Incident closed at 1230Z.
    At 030630ZDEC06, TF TAURUS reported A VBIED attack against ISAF Convoy 2km SW of CAMP Nathan
    Smith. 3xUK WIA, 3xLN KIA, and 22xLN WIA. British WIA were transported to KAF. ISAF vehicle was
    recovered by the ANA and the VBIED was put on the low bed and moved back to PRI for exploitation. Event
    closed at 0933Z. ISAF Tracking# 12-028.
    MAGNETIC IED THREAT IN KABUL
    Organization(s) Involved: OPPOSING MILITANT FORCES
    31 DEC 2006, CJTF-76 INTSUM, NIS
    20061231-RC-C G2 -N/I S
    IED THREAT WARN - RC-C, KABUL, SIED & RCIED (MAGNETIC MINES), 30 DEC - 1 JAN 07
    Importance: High
    Classification: NATO/ISAF SECRET
    FYI. Extract from:
    CJTF-76 Air Component Coordination Element (ACCE)
    CJTF-76 Air Support Operations Center (ASOC)
    Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan
    INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY
    30 Dec 06
    (290300Z Dec 06 - 300259Z Dec 06)
    Country-Wide Threats:
    (N/I R) On approximately 17 December 2006, following a meeting between senior members of the TALIBAN
    leadership in NOWSHAHRA, Pakistan (GEOCOORD NOT AVAILABLE), which included General Hamid
    GUL, the former Chief of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Directorate of Pakistan. During this meeting GUL
    claimed he dispatched three unidentified individuals to KABUL City (GEOCOORD: 42S WD 15172 19937) to
    carry out IED attacks during the Eid celebration. GUL instructed two of the individuals to plant IEDs along the
    roads frequently utilized by Government of Afghanistan (GOA) and ISAF vehicles. The third individual is to
    carry out a suicide attack utilizing a suicide vest against GOA or ISAF entities. Reportedly GULs final
    comment to the three individuals was make the snow warm in KABUL, basically telling them to set KABUL
    aflame.
    (N/I R) The three individuals traveled from SOROBI (GEOCOORD: 42S WD 6817430407), SOROBI District
    KABUL Province to their current location in the MUSAYI District, KABUL Province, (GEOCOORD NOT
    AVAILABLE) NFI. The two individuals tasked with planting the IEDs will employ two types of IEDs, these
    being remotely detonated IEDs and a supposedly new Chinese made magnetic mine. The three individuals
    tasked with conducting these attacks will be assisted in entering KABUL City by a group of five unidentified
    individuals, described as a KABUL Province criminal gang that is associated with General AMANULLAH
    GOUZAR, the current KABUL City Chief of Police.
    (N/I R) The Chinese made magnetic mines were described as a metal plate with a magnet attached to one side
    and the explosives to the other. The mines are to be planted on roads frequently used by ISAF and GOA forces
    throughout KABUL, utilizing the snow as camouflage. Reportedly, once a vehicle drives over the camouflaged
    plated mine the magnetic side will attach itself to the passing vehicle. As the vehicle departs the area one of the
    unidentified individuals acting as a spotter will contact the second individual, who will be located on higher
    ground overlooking the road, via a cellular phone notifying him the package was picked up. In addition, the
    spotter will also relay the vehicle description to include its license plate number or vehicle description. Once the
    second individual receives this information and observes the vehicle he will then remotely detonate the mine.
    GUL reportedly has received approximately 50 of these mines in order for them to carry out their operation.
    (Delayed Report) At approximately 221145ZDEC06, two SCIDA soldiers were traveling north on route violet in
    Kabul. The ANP were in the road directing traffic raised a finger, when the soldiers drove past. The ANP shot
    out their back window. There were no casualties reported. MTF pending additional reporting. ISAF Tracking
    number 12-278

    At 270555Z Dec 06, ROE escalation on Highway 4 ivo KAF (KANDAHAR District, KANDAHAR Province).
    1x LN died, ANP was on scene and Highway 4 was closed for about two hours. Incident closed at 0808Z.
    (Delayed Report) At 110730ZJAN07 CJSOTF reported a PAKMIL helicopter flew directly east to west from
    Pakistan and landed in Afghanistan on the east/northeast side of a bazaar (42S XC 136 031) near BCP 7. The
    ABP began engaging the helicopter with 82mm mortars. The helicopter lifted off in the direction of BCP 7. As
    the helicopter flew towards BCP 7, ABP soldiers began engaging the helicopter with DSHKA fire. The
    helicopter immediately maneuvered away from BCP 7 and headed east towards the Pakistan border. No
    casualties were reported on BCP-7. No meetings with the PAKMIL were scheduled through the local forces or
    higher headquarters. The RC East LNO to the PAKMIL was informed and was asked to confirm the incident
    with the PAKMIL. The PAKMIL were only able to provide that the Frontier Corps Inspector General had been
    in the general area but not a confirmation of a helicopter flying outside of Pakistan and being engaged by ABP
    forces. Event closed at 1310Z. ISAF Tracking # 01-179
    At 110910ZJAN07 TF Zabul reported an ROE escalation 4km west of Qalat. The unit reported trying to flag
    down the driver before firing warning shots. The vehicle kept coming towards them. The convoy fired 30 to 35
    7.62 and 30 5.56 into the engine block to stop the vehicle. The vehicle was seccessfully stopped. 1 person (LN)
    was injured in the event and brought to a LN hospital by the ANP. The area was cordoned off and EOD was
    dispatched to search the vehicle. EOD arrived and found no explosives in the vehicle. Event closed at 1205Z.
    ISAF Tracking# 01-172.
    (Delayed Reporting) On 301630ZJAN07 ANP reports that their Headquarters in Delaram,vicinity grid 41S NR
    40015903, was attacked last evening by approximately 17-18 ANBP. The dispute between the local ANP and
    ANBP allegedly was a result of a reporting by commuters on HWY 1 that the ANBP were extorting money and
    goods at checkpoints in Delaram. It was reported to ANP that ANBP stole $2000 afhgan from a local
    commuter. The issue was passed to the PRT Police Support Team and then to local ANP. As a result of the
    attack by ANBP on the ANP HQ 3 ANBP were killed, 3 ANBP injured, and 2 ANP injured. A critically injured
    ANP officer was transported to the medical clinic on the PRT and is awaiting MEDEVAC to a role 3. The
    injured ANP officer (Nasim)is the brother of the Delaram Chief of Police (Abdul Quedir). The PST Team
    expects retaliation on the part of the ANP for this action.

    At 010235ZFEB07 TF Iron Gray reported while on a dismounted patrol 1km S of Methar Lam TF IRON
    GRAY fired upon and injured 2 LNs. The LN vehicle was traveling toward the patrol. The lead soldier extended
    his arm gesturing the vehicle to stop. The vehicle failed to yield, the soldier then raised his weapon following
    escalation of force. The vehicle again failed to yield. The soldier fired warning shots into the ground in front of
    the vehicle. The vehicle again failed to yield, the soldier then fired upon the driver injuring the driver and
    passenger. The ANA and ANP responded to the scene to provide assistance. The LNs were taken to the Methar
    Lam hospital and transferred to JAF for MEDEVAC. ISAF Tracking# 02-009.
    Date/Time: (to/from)
    07 0330Z 1130Z FEB 07

    2. Location: (grid and location name) (Assessment of the facility)


    42S WB 865 640; We met in the middle of a wadi. They set up chairs for us. Likely that this was done to
    keep us away from their facility.

    3. Attendees: (IRoA, Mullahs, Tribal Elders) (official vs local leaders)


    LTC Bilal and his staff of the Frontier Corps unit, PAKMIL

    4. Meeting With:
    Pro 5, Pro 2, D 36

    5. Meeting Objective:
    Establish contact with adjacent Ally.

    6. Discussion Items:
    Border security, commo plan, joint patrols, IDF

    7. Commitments/Agreements:
    Nothing concrete; potential for future engagements, radio comms

    8. Assessment:
    PAKMIL not an effective disruption force; the leadership sounded to be on the right path, but it was not
    echoed in the actions of the unit.

    9. Attachments: (photos, notes, etc)

    On 7FEB07, 2-321 (ABN) FA conducted a Border Flag Meeting with an adjacent PAKMIL commander. The
    PAKMIL contingent met us near one of their check points in the middle of a large wadi vic. (WB865640),
    displaying a white flag. They had a few individuals dispersed throughout the wadi as well as some OPs on the
    high ground. Their compound was around a bend in the wadi, but we never saw it. There were approximately
    50 PAKMIL visible throughout the wadi and surrounding high ground. They were loosely patrolling, but not in
    an aggressive stance at all.
    Although we brought an interpreter, we soon learned he was unnecessary. The individuals we met with
    spoke excellent English. The leader was Lieutenant Colonel Bilal, and artilleryman, who commanded a Frontier
    Corps battalion. With him was a MAJ who was in charge of a standard army unit working with the Frontier
    Corps battalion. Together, their unit was responsible for approximately 17 km of the AF-PK border along
    southern Khowst province.
    The colonel didnt waste any time getting to the point saying that there needs to be more communication
    between the two forces on either side of the border. He complained that his unit receives indirect fire from the
    AF side of the border while trying to conduct patrols. Bilal said that if we had better communication, this could
    be avoided and if we needed help, he could assist on his side with patrols. Bilal also stated that we need to have
    regular monthly meetings between himself and the CF commander on the AF side.
    He was interested in executing a commo plan he had negotiated with COL Donahue, over a year ago. He
    lamented that COL Donahue had given him a phone number to contact him, but it had never been answered. His
    plan was to conduct regular radio checks on two different freqs, 65.40 SC PT with his HQ in Ghulam Khan (WB
    959678) and 55.40 SC PT with the Check Point near the site of the meeting. They do radio checks at 0900 and
    1800 Pakistan Standard Time (Z+5 hours) and want CF to conduct them as well. His units call sign is Quaids
    Guards. We successfully conducted a radio check with our radios on site. Colonel Bilals next request was for
    rechargeable batteries for the AN/PRC-77 radios that he had been provided from an unknown source years
    before. He had very few and was using an improvised car battery. Bilal also provided two phone numbers for
    Thuraya phones: 89803358 and 89851380 for us to use to contact his HQ. We gave him the battalions Thuraya
    phone number as well and we said we would look into more batteries and radio checks, but made no promises.
    He finished his points by saying that future meetings should be held at his HQ in Ghulam Khan.
    He was also very interested in our array of forces and locations of Border Security Points; as he said to
    avoid accidental fighting. Of course we were vague and changed the subject.
    We asked about their border security plan. They conduct three basic operations: patrols, checkpoints, and
    observation posts. Bilal and his team explained they run constant patrols along the border and successfully
    enforce a curfew within 3 km of the border. (Comment: This is highly unlikely. Reporting indicates that
    Sir

    Arrived back safe and sound and it turned out to be quite a memorable day, specifically for the Brigadier and the
    TFK crew who had not really experienced anything like this during their tour in Afghanistan. The Pakmil were
    very hospitable, they were on time at the border and transported the party to Chaman Fort without event. At the
    fort they provided light refreshment with snacks and curry lunch with music post meeting. Presentations were
    made to the Brigadier and the ANP Chief and was reciprocated by the Canadian contingent.

    The meeting went ahead with the Pakmil echoing your sentiments, (we will need to do a rethink and get an SOP
    established for BFM) and I agree with you in that they should be little but often. However previous
    BFM''s had been rather grand affairs (almost BSSM) which is why I
    introduced the Working groups after the last BSSM in order to combat the obvious gaps in the programme, but I
    do agree and we do need to keep the ANSF interested, they were slightly perturbed at the structure of the Pakmil
    presence but we discussed this issue during the meeting and arrived at the same conclusion, so now we can work
    on that point and resolve it.

    They were really keen on the communications part of the meeting, which is strange considering they have been
    reluctant to complete the first part of the training programme. However I spoke in depth with the Comms Officer
    during lunch, he did not see the requirement to train until the new radios were issued, but when I explained that
    it would be an ideal opportunity to firstly get to know your counterparts and to plan future
    SOP''s and Exercises before the radios arrived. They now fully support the idea
    and are willing to go ahead. I will speak to J6 here tomorrow and propose a date to meet, still feel that they will
    be reluctant to travel to Afghanistan. (even though this was impressed upon them during the meeting)

    An interesting point was raised by the Colonel Masud during the meeting that in RC(E) CF went into Pakistan
    and killed a Pakmil and took 3 or 4 more soldiers hostage, this was last night apparently, we obviously could not
    comment but promised that we would look into it on our return.

    The meeting was heading in the direction of a nice meeting without any controversial points or issues been
    raised. At this juncture I spoke to both parties to and informed them that this was their opportunity to be open
    with each other and speak freely. Indeed this would be the forum to raise these issues and to get concerns out in
    the open, that spurred them on and then we had a number of useful albeit diplomatic issues raised.

    The meeting concluded with relationships and dialogue between the Pakistan and Afghanistan certainly much
    improved than at the start, this should be a good stepping stone for the future meetings. it is now imperative that
    we follow this up very closely with the Communication Ex as soon as possible, this will give credibility to the
    purpose of this flag meeting.

    I will be in touch regards the Islamabad Conference tomorrow when I have had the opportunity to discuss the
    issue with the key players.

    Regards

    John Reynolds
    Maj (UK)
    J5 RC-S
    841-2021
    At 131000ZFEB07, a British CH-47, while traveling at 6000ft, HDG 253, at 100 KTS, received a MWS
    indication and dispensed countermeasures at 41R PR 57761 30560. The crew looked out their window and
    observed a projectile with a white-grey tight spiral smoke trail rising from their 7
    o''clock, climbing through their level and exploding 2000ft 3000ft above and
    0.5-1nm ahead of the aircraft. The airburst was described as a dark grey cloud. All crew members heard a loud
    bang and the projectile passed within 50ft of the aircraft.
    At 2000Z, TF Denali reported that 1x LN was shot and wounded IVO Kandahar. TF Denali was conducting a
    recovery mission ISO TF Chamberlains RCP 6 on HWY 1. A local national, wearing bulky clothing, sprinted
    toward the lead vehicle of TF Denali. The Local National was suspected as a suicide bomber and TF Denali
    executed the EOF drill. The LN did not respond and was wounded. EOD confirmed no explosives on the LN.
    Medical treatment was provided at the scene and the LN was GND EVACd to Role III care at KAF. PAO
    message being prepared for ISAF review. No other casualties or damage reported by TF Grizzly. SIGACT is
    still open at this time.

    ISAF Tracking# 02-241.


    At 2327Z 16 February, a BRF patrol was engaged by the ANP as they re-entered the Garmser district center
    following a recce patrol. Incident resulted in 2 x CF casualties, 1 x Cat A, 1 x Cat B). The BRF patrol did not
    return fire. Casualties MEDEVACed to Bastion. Helmand COP informed, investigation ongoing.

    At 1000Z a TF CHOSIN convoy was involved in an accident in which a local national female child ran into the
    path of a vehicle and was struck and killed. Friendly forces were conducting a mounted combat patrol from
    VPB California along the Pech River road to Asadabad to oick up a repaired vehicle. In traffic at a construction
    site on the outskirts of ABAD, the girl ran into the road from behind a parked jingle truck. She was
    subsequently struck by the UAH and died.

    Governors Didar and Sayeh have been informed by the ABAD PRT. The ANP QRF responded to the scene. TF
    CHOSIN will appoint an investigating officer.

    The Governor''s office, in conjunction with the ABAD PRT, will handle information
    operations following the incident, to include humanitarian assistance distribution and solatia payment to the
    family of the deceased.

    PLOT TO POISON ALCOHOLIC DRINKS HERAT


    Organization(s) Involved:
    26 FEB 2007, RC WEST INTSUM, NSI
    (PRT C3) On 252015LFEB07 A local Authority reported that ISI and insurgents are going to buy alcoholic
    drinks from markets in Miranshah, Asmail Khan Area (Pakistan, 42S XB 00169 51688) and Peshawar IOT mix
    them with poison and use them for poisoning ANSF and ISAF troops. According to the source, the transfer into
    Afghanistan could be made both via air and ground.

    EF IN GMR DISCUSS POSSIBLE USE OF POISON


    Organization(s) Involved: TALIBAN SOUTH
    27 FEB 2007, TFH INTSUM 107, (NS)
    It is believed by some members of the community that the Taleban in GMR are in the possession of a poison
    that will kill if ingested or comes into contact with the skin. This unidentified poison was supplied from IRAN
    and it has been suggested that it is to be used against Government officials such as Governor WAFA by placing
    it in their food or tea and would be more effective than the use of suicide bombers.
    At 0315Z ISAF reported a white vehicle was traveling E to W towards a checkpoint. The checkpoint waved at
    the vehicle to stop and the vehicle accelerated. The checkpoint fired approx 20 rounds 5.56mm and 4 round of
    25mm into the vehicle. The vehicle went into the ditch. The vehicle had 1 occupant who was wounded. The
    occupant was treated on the scene and ANP are linking up to take the person to the nearest hospital. Event
    closed at 0330Z. ***UPDATE: LN died of wounds. ISAF Tracking# 02-402.
    At 040500ZMAR07, TF SPARTAN reported a SVBIED/SAF Attack. SVBIED detonated on TF Bushmaster
    patrol, TF Bushmaster returned to JAF, ( MP patrol) currently on site trying to determine # of LN
    casualties/situation, JAF TF Paladin notified and preparing to respond. 28 WIA total, 10 were sent to the
    Jalalabad Public Hospital, 14 were sent to Ghani Khel, 4 DOW at unspecified location that is ONLY WIA...
    Still waiting on confirmed KIA numbers. Source for WIA numbers is Dir of Public Health in JBAD. Update at
    1430Z: The local governor did not want more CF forces in the area due to the publics hostilies and the JAF C-
    IED team did not deploy. MP patrol deployed to scene and tooks pictures of the event. Updated BDA is 2xUS
    WIA, 8xLN KIA, 34xLN WIA, and 1xEKIA. NFTR. Event closed at 1349Z. FusionNet#2007-063060752-0511.
    ISAF Tracking#03-086.
    At 0500Z TF SPARTAN reported a SVBIED/SAF Attack. SVBIED detonated on MARSOC patrol.
    Simultaneously, the patrol received small arms fire from three directions. The patrol returned to JAF. ( MP
    patrol) arrived at the scene to determine number of LN casualties. TF Paladin was notified and prepared to
    respond. At 0549Z, MARSOC requested a routine MEDEVAC (MM(E)03-04A) for 1 US military PT with
    shrapnel wounds to the arm. The patient was evacuated from JAF to ABAD.

    0700Z: Update to SVIED incident: 28 LN WIA total, 10 were sent to the Jalalabad Public Hospital, 14 were sent
    to Ghani Khel, 4 DOW at unspecified location. Source for WIA numbers is Dir of Public Health in JBAD.

    0846Z: Update to VBIED SALTUR: arrived on scene of VBIED, conducted an exploitation of the blast site with
    pictures/grid coords as well as debriefing ANP leadership on scene. Inital report of a 300m blast site, 100-150
    ANP are also on scene and GoA has requested that CF depart the scene IOT allow GoA exploitation and crowd
    control. Torkham 6 returned to Camp Torkham after coordinating with GoA leadership on scene.

    1201Z: Update to casualty figures: 8 LNs Killed, 34 LNs wounded.

    ISAF 03-086

    [DELAYED REPORT]
    AT 050600ZMAR07 TF 2Fury reports that ANP shot a local national trying to drive through a check point. The
    ANP had a check point established on MSR Ohio, near the AB Band district center Vic of 42S VB 0066 5249.
    A car approached the check point at a high rate of speed. All ANP fled the check point except one. As the car
    passed the cp it knocked the lone ANP officer down, as the car passed the ANP fired at the vehicle, suspecting it
    to be a Suicide VIED. The driver of the vehicle was killed; the ANP was detained in Ghazni questioned and
    released shortly after. No IED was found and vehicle was destroyed. NFTR

    Assessment ANP escalation of force was appropriate. Effects on the enemy demonstrate the ANP support of IO
    themes. Effects on populace clearly identify the importance of stopping at check points.

    Future acts Continued training and assessment from Vigilent Archer


    At 051745Z a vehicle traveling at excessive attempted to ram a convoy. There was no time to follow EOF.
    Outlaw 7 engaged the vehicle with .50 cal and destroyed the vehicle. ANA are on-site to investigate. It is
    confirmed that 1x male LN was killed in the incident.

    ISAF Tracking# 03-111


    At 0515Z TF SPARTAN reported Protest at Nangarhar University . Reports varied as to violence level from
    peaceful to window breaking. Several sources including ANP and UNAMA reported the protest. Protestors may
    have blocked Highway 1. Crowd appeared to be either contained in the University Area or moving west out of
    Jalalabad city. In addition, there were reports of HiG members in the crowd inciting them.
    At 0618Z TF CHAMBERLAIN reported that ISR showed only a small group of 15-30 people in the protest
    area.
    ISAF Tracking # 03-119
    CARRYING A RECOVERED VEHICLE THROUGH 2 FURY AO ALONG MSR OHIO WHEN THE
    JINGLE TRUCK BECAME STUCK IN THE MUD JUST OFF THE ROAD. 1-4 IN SET UP A CHECK
    POINT VIC VC 43000 06000 WHILE THE JINGLE TRUCK WAS RECOVERED. A LOCAL NATIONAL
    VEHICLE RAN THE CHECK POINT AND THE 1-4 IN PERSONNEL MANNING THE CP FIRED UPON
    THE VEHICLE. 3 LOCAL NATIONALS IN THE VEHICLE WERE WOUNDED AS A RESULT AND THE
    1-4 IN MEDIC BEGAN TO ADMINISTER AID IMMEDIATELY. THE LOCAL NATIONALS WERE
    TRANSPORTED TO THE GHAZNI CITY HOSPITAL IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE INCIDENT. 1-4
    IN PERSONNEL/ VEHICLES MOVED TO FOB GHAZNI.

    UPDATE FROM GHAZNI HOSPITAL AT 061730 MAR SAID ALL LOCAL NATIONALS WERE STABLE
    AND WERE RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL IN 2-3 DAYS. 2 SUFFERED GSW (1 TO LOWER
    RIGHT LEG, 1 TO LEFT FOREARM) AND 1 SUFFERED GRAZE WOUND (HEAD). GHAZNI PRT PA
    AND 2 FURY SURGEON FROM FOB GHAZNI OFFERED TO ASSIST BUT GHAZNI HOSPITAL
    DECLINED.

    REPORT FROM THE PCC STATED THAT THE LNs OFTEN RUN THROUGH HASTY CPs AT
    UKNOWN LOCATIONS DUE TO THE FACT THAT OFTENTIMES TALIBAN ARE DRESSED IN
    UNIFORM AND DEMAND MONEY. THIS MAY BE THE REASON WHY THESE 3 X LNs RAN THE CP.
    The people were outraged by the arrests of three people in Nangarhar. Through the press and through phone
    calls we were notified that approximately 150 Afghans from Chaparhar district marched to Jalalabad in protest
    of the operation. Some reports indicated there were thousands of protestors, however these were greatly
    exaggerated. OCF released talking points about last nights PUCing at 1545L today. IO put together a press
    release comprised of the talking points and pushed it out ASAP to all local media. Four to five media called this
    morning and early afternoon asking for details.
    At 1140Z TF HELMAND reported a ROE Escalation 18.9km SW of FOB RBN. FF VCP quickly, and swerved
    to avoid VCP. FF gave chase. FF fired warning shots, then shot into vehicle, vehicle caught fire. 1 LN KIA. FF
    recovered note book and comms device. ISAF Tracking # 03-172

    At 0513Z TF Bushmaster reported a jingle truck rushed their convoy 35km NW of Spin Buldak. The
    Bushmaster element engaged the vehicle and killed the driver. ANP assistance requested. Event closed at
    0528Z.

    - ANP set up a road block at an intersection approx 200m in front of the convoy
    - A JINGA truck approached the RB, accelerated, went off the road to drive around the RB and entered the
    road coming in the direction of CJSOTF
    - CJSOTF attempted to wave off the truck which did not respond.
    - CJSOTF fired two rounds into the engine.
    - One round ricocheted into the cab, hit the driver in the arm and exited in his back. Driver died of wounds
    shortly afterwards
    - The ANP secured the truck and the TC for questioning.
    - Nothing was found on the truck when it was searched.
    - CJSOTF called the ANP to follow up and collaborate the story
    - ANP agree with everything reported by CJSOTF
    - ANP believe this might have been an attempt to test US / ANSF TTPs for future suicide attacks based on
    warnings found in night letters

    ISAF Tracking# 03-279.


    TM HADES (HHC 508th STB) conducts humanitarian assistance delivery on 200330ZMAR07 VIC VC
    9126724284 IOT provide relief to citizens of the Kharwar District affected by winter weather and build trust
    between the ANP/IRoA and the local populace.
    Initially, the only signs of town inhabitants were trash and feces in the streets. The people stayed inside until
    the Apaches left station; they were mostly unresponsive, even when we told them that we had brought HA- they
    were not impressed as they did not believe that they would get any of it. HUMINT collection was virtually
    fruitless.
    What little infrastructure they have is crumbling and the quality of life is extremely poor. Come summer and
    spring, the hygiene conditions will worsen and be cause for concern.
    HUMINT Assessment: As we walked into the Bazaar, we noticed no one was in the street. We could see
    people in their shops; doors were closed and very few smiles or waves were returned. A few people were
    receptive as we spoke to them. We did receive some mean looks. They wondered why we were coming in with
    such force. We told them that we had a lot EOF HA for their village. They expressed concern that the HA
    would not be fairly distributed. Security was not an issue, according to the people with whom we spoke. Their
    main concern is the water supply and buildings collapsing due to the recent rain. They said people who have
    been working outside of Afghanistan will be returning in a nother month or two. These people have been in
    Pakistan, Iran, and Saudi Arabia.
    Key Leader Engagement Assessment: Met with MAJ Rafiki (ANP Chief of Police), Mirr Akbar (Criminal
    Officer), COL Latifi (Logar ANP XO), and the Mullah/Platoon Leader. Took a tour of the compound and spoke
    about the physical security issues they were having and also made some recommendations about their
    improvements. We discussed previous attacks on the ANP station and the reasons for them (i.e.- why they were
    coming from different directions, etc). After the tour, we sat down to chai. We discussed the HA distribution in
    detail with the ANP CoP. From the first five minutes, there seemed to be an ongoing discussion between COL
    Latifi and MAJ Rafiki. As the engagement progressed, the interaction became more heated. The interpreter
    explained that MAJ Rafiki was complaining about something.
    Absent was the Sub-governor. We were told that he would be there, but he decided not to come. He doesnt live
    in the town- he lives about 30-45 minutes away and drives himself to work. He does not have a driver or a
    bodyguard and it is strange that he drives himself (alone) to work in Kharwar. This may indicate that he is not
    worried about anti-government or government threats, which may mean he has both in his pocket.
    The ANP CoP seems like the best among the worst; he understood what we were talking about concerning the
    equitable distribution of the HA. However, he made several comments about the people of Kharwar- how they
    should get jobs and how he had little influence. We got the impression that he has little concern for the needs of
    his people. We tried to impress upon him the difference between the people and a civil servant and he seemed to
    understand, if not agree. The ANP CoP is from the Konar district, so he has no family in Kharwar, which is a
    good thing as he may normally be tempted to give hand-outs to his family first. We discussed the plan to use the
    Shura, the Red Crescent and the Sub-governor to distribute the HA; he seemed to understand what we were
    saying about his job being easier if the people trusted him to support them. He mentioned that he had a meeting
    with the Taliban Leaders in Kharwar. At that point, we asked him Do you know who they are?! and he said yes,
    of course. At this point in the conversation, COL Latifi kicked out the criminal officer and the mullah/platoon
    leader. We began to discuss a mission that the ANP had with the 10th MTN. They were talking about what a
    failure the mission was because of the terrible intelligence they had received. We tried to ask about the Taliban
    leaders and the recent intel we have received, but at that point, the apaches returned on station and it was time to
    establish the HLZ.
    As we were walking out, the heated discussion between COL Latifi and MAJ Rafiki flared up again- apparently,
    the Criminal Officer had drawn his weapon on MAJ Rafiki and threatened him either this morning or last night.
    According to MAJ Rafiki, the Criminal Officer had been bribed to kill him. MAJ Rafiki said that he was going
    to quit if he had to continue to work with the Criminal Officer. We were trying to leave, but a crowd of ANP
    gathered and the heated discussion almost came to a head. We loudly told COL Latifi that we had to get on the
    helicopter and if he wanted me to arrest the criminal officer, we would. He said that he didnt want to arrest him,
    but wanted to take him back to Pul-e-Alam for interrogation and to fire him at least. We searched the Criminal
    Officer and found one 9mm pistol with 3 rounds in the magazine. We took the weapon from him and returned it
    to COL Latifi after we landed at Pul-e-Alam.
    The Mullah/Platoon Leader assumed himself in positions of closeness to whomever he felt was the most
    powerful of the group. We asked who he was, and was told he was a platoon leader. We asked his name and they
    called him Mullah- according to the Terp, this is strange.

    Other: As we walked through the bazaar, there were no shop doors open and few people peeked out from behind
    windows or curtains. The bazaar was a canalizing tunnel and the impression was of walking into a trap/ambush.
    There were stray animals and barnyard feces in the street and trash was thrown out of doorways without
    concern. There were several dead dogs inside the ANP compound and throughout the town. Also, there was
    human feces everywhere, without regard for foot traffic or modesty. Several of the bunkers and trenches had
    obviously been used as latrines, despite the fact that there is a latrine facility in the compound. Not only was the
    facility in disrepair, it appeared as though the occupants were maliciously negligent. Yesterday, we gave several
    tarps and sandbags to the ANP to patch a caved in roof, but the tarps had not been used to make any repairs.
    Catamount
    shooting of a Local National 21 March 2007

    3. Delayed report from TF Catamount


    S- 1 LN
    A- Fled and failed to respond to escalation of force
    L- Malekshay Village 42S WB 30529 08120
    T- 21 Mar 07
    U- OGA
    R- Escalation of force, warning shots, wounding shot to leg.
    LN was a deaf mute unable to hear the warnings or warning shots. Ran out of fear and confusion.
    Information gained from SHURA to TF Catamount about Element operation

    Details: OGA operating in TF Catamount sector moved into Malekshay for operation. LN Shum Khan ran at the
    sight of the approaching CF''s. CF utilized the escalation of force doctrine and
    shouted to stop, fired warning shots and then fired to wound. The LN was hit in the ankle and treated by
    Element medics on scene. It was determined through discussions with local Elders that the man was a deaf mute
    that was nervous of the CF operation. Solatia was made in the form of supplies and the Element mission
    progressed.

    Classification: SECRET / NOFORN

    CSTC-A DCG for Pol-Mil Affairs

    Daily Cable Summaries

    28 March 2007

    (S/NF) PRT TARIN KOWT: DUTCH ACCIDENTLY KILL CIVILIANS DEFENDING VILLAGE FROM
    INSURGENTS: (Source: AMEMBASSY KABUL 01019, 28 Mar 07)

    Dutch direct fire on an apparent enemy target in support of a village under Taliban attack ended tragically. Four
    villagers engaged in the fight to defend Chenartu were killed and another seven wounded. The Dutch have
    launched an official investigation and have engaged in a proactive public relations campaign to prevent political
    fallout here and in the Netherlands. Although the decision to fire was justified, the danger is that, having had
    this action go awry, they will hesitate in the future with negative consequences for security in the province.

    IRAN SEND MANPADS INTO AFGHANISTAN


    Organization(s) Involved:
    01 APR 2007, RC WEST INTSUM, NSI
    ISAF HQ CJ2X INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY 07066 of 19th March 2007
    On 01APR07 it was reported that approximately six months ago, IRAN bought seven (7) anti-aircraft missiles
    from Algeria. These were imported to IRAN and clandestinely transported from Mashhad, IRN (CNA) across
    the border into Afghanistan.
    There are reports in the past stating that IRAN supplied the insurgency with MANPADS. However, this the first
    time we have had Algeria mentioned as a Point of Origin. There is nothing to support that ALG should
    intentionally sell arms to IRN with the purpose of them being delivered to the insurgents. Also, despite the
    reporting, we have yet to see any of these alleged MANPADS actually being used.

    02 APR 2007, RC WEST INTSUM, NSI


    (HUMINT SUMMARY C3)
    Iran is increasing military manoeuvres, drawing up many heavy weapons as cannons near the border with
    Afghanistan. In BIRJAND - IRAN (IVO 40S GB 071 394) there is an important base where Iranian officials
    train TBs and HIGs members. From that location they use to send to Afghanistan explosive devices and vehicles
    ready to be used as SVBIEDs. About two months ago, AQ, helped by Iran, bought 72 A/A missiles (NFI about
    which kind of weapons system) from Algeria and then they hid these weapons in ZAHEDAN (IVO 41R KN
    8465) IOT smuggle them later into Afghanistan.
    020700Z TF Vanguard reports that ANP with the Governor today were in Chaparhar on a drug eradication
    mission, when a crowd formed, and began throwing rocks at the Governor''s element.
    ANP fired SAF at the crowd, resulting in 2 x ANP wounded, 2 x LN wounded and 1 x LN killed. There were no
    CF involved, or present during the event. ANP is continuing to investigate. MTF. ISAF 04-025
    At 0355Z TF Helmand reported a ROE escalation 4 KM E of Lashkar Ghar. 1 Motorcyclist approached a Plt.
    Warning shouted, Mini flares were fired as a warning. Cyclist ignored before shot was fired. He was injured in
    the right ankle. The platoon medic was treating him, ANP were at the location. Casualty was taken to LKG for
    treatment and then onward to BSN. Event was closed. ISAF Tracking # 04-168.
    (C) FM SPANTA''S SENIOR POLICY ADVISOR ON IRAN
    Source: AMEMBASSY KABUL 01167, 9 Apr 07

    REF: A. STATE 37801


    B. KABUL 1031
    C. KABUL 919

    SUMMARY

    1. (C) Afghanistan is acutely aware of US concerns over Iran''s nuclear program and will
    study US non-paper and UNSCR 1747. Foreign Minister Spanta''s Senior Policy
    Advisor, Davood Moradian, expressed to Embassy April 4 concerns over the formation of both the National
    Unity Council and National Front which he characterized as creatures of Iran and Russia. He expressed concern
    they represented a return to "the politics of the 1990s" and underlined
    Afghanistan''s wish for improved relations with its neighbors, particularly Iran, in order
    to marginalize foreign influences in the country. Moradian requested US assistance to beef up the
    MFA''s public affairs function. END SUMMARY

    Iran Sanctions
    --------------

    2. (C) On April 4, during a regular periodic meeting, PolCouns delivered ref A (regarding UNSCR 1747 which
    imposes new sanctions on Iran) to Foreign Minister Spanta''s Senior Policy Advisor,
    Davood Moradian. Moradian said he was well aware of US concerns and would study the points and get back to
    Embassy with any reactions.

    National Unity Council: Iran and Russia Behind It


    --------------

    3. (C) PolCouns raised US concerns over the emergence of the new National Unity Council (NUC) which wants
    to place restrictions on international military forces in Afghanistan (ref B). Moradian agreed it was a very
    troublesome development. He said Iran and Russia were clearly behind the NUC and were working together.
    Moradian believes that the new National Front (ref C), which is advocating a Parliamentary system and the
    direct election of governors, is also an Iranian-Russian product. He said many were concerned that
    "puppets" of Iran, Pakistan and India were emerging in the Parliament and organizing
    themselves into various groups. Moradian expressed concern that the "politics of the
    1990s" were again being played out in Afghanistan.

    4. (C) Regarding the NUC''s future prospects, Moradian said much would depend on
    how the NUC presented itself to President Karzai and how Karzai would be able to manipulate the group
    himself. Karzai needed to form his own political group since his supporters were fragmented while the
    opposition was united. Moradian said that Karzai would run for re-election but would need to make changes or
    he would be defeated. He described Karzai as showing courage in dealing with Pakistan and needing to display
    the same qualities in confronting his domestic opponents. In response to PolCounselor reiterating US concern
    with Karzai using the press -- including the American press -- to criticize Pakistan, Moradian said that President
    Karzai''s attacks on Pakistan should not be viewed as personal attacks on Musharraf.

    Managing Relations With Iran


    --------------

    5. (C) Moradian explained that "special representatives" from the Iranian government had
    recently visited Foreign Minister Spanta to express GoI concern over the resurgence of the Taliban. Iran had
    expressed concern about Musa Qala, arguing that Taliban success in Helmand gave them no choice but to
    prepare themselves for the possible return to power of the Taliban in the western provinces and possibly
    nationally. Moradian explained that one of the reasons Afghanistan needed normal relations with Iran was to
    marginalize the pro-Iranian groups in the country. He noted that the US-Afghanistan Strategic Partnership
    caused friction with Afghanistan''s neighbors, but particularly since its neighbors were
    not being helpful on security, Afghanistan made no excuses for choosing to go outside the region for security
    guarantees (i.e., the US and ISAF). The US would remain the priority country for Afghanistan but a balance had
    to be struck between forging a close relationship with the US and not being perceived as a threat to its
    neighbors.

    6. (C) Moradian said relations with Russia required a similar balancing act. He shared that Foreign Minister
    Spanta had tried to convince the Russians that the best way to have good relations with Afghanistan was not by
    At 1120Z, ABP ETT''s at Do China FB reported exchange of SAF between
    ABP and PAKMIL at 42R VA 7249 0665. The ABP reported 1 Diksha, 3-5 AK-47, and 15 PAKMIL
    personnel. PAKMIL engaged the ABP, ABP returned fire and broke contact. No casualties reported on either
    side and no CF were involved. The incident occured at a disputed border area where PAKMIL are building a
    checkpoint. ABP reported seeing construction materials. ISAF 04-198

    (C) PRESIDENT MUSHARRAF MEETS WITH COMMANDER USCENTCOM: (Source: AMEMBASSY


    ISLAMABAD 01570, 10 Apr 07)

    New US Central Command Commander, Admiral William J. Fallon, met March 31 with Pakistani President
    Pervez Musharraf. They discussed Musharraf''s participation at the recent
    Arab League Summit (disappointing), Musharraf''s interest in engaging on
    Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts (as a go-between), his efforts to construct an alliance of moderate Muslim states
    (slow going), the situation in Iraq (Sunnis need to be given more), continuing concerns about Iran (too
    unpredictable), and the status of Pakistan-Afghanistan relations and a plea for better understanding of
    Pakistan''s perspective (can''t trust President
    Karzai). Admiral Fallon explored with Musharraf ways that the Government of Pakistan could improve security
    control and economic prosperity in the FATA and adjacent areas. Throughout the lengthy and substantive
    discussion, President Musharraf was relaxed and in command of the issues and only became highly animated
    when the talk turned to Afghanistan and the Pakistani media.

    TF 2 FURY was conducting a GAC from 4 CORNERS to FOB GHZ and was involved in a vehicle accident and
    EOF incident at VC 53123 01764. At this point of the RTE, both sides of the road have barrier walls blocking
    the view of the vehicle crews. The first UAH made the turn indicated in the picture. At this point a LN van was
    passing a jingle truck. The van moved into the lane of oncoming traffic around the turn and made a drastic
    increase in speed heading straight towards the second UAH. The crew of the second UAH reacted by
    simultaneously coming to a stop and firing 3 rounds from an M4 into the van. Due to the short reaction time,
    approx. 2 -3 seconds, the gunner was not able to place well aimed shots. Two rounds impacted the windshield
    and the 3rd impacted the side of the van as the van began to swerve. At this point the gunner dropped in the
    hatch and braced for impact. No LNs were hit by gun fire and have signed statements confirming this. The van
    came to rest side ways, leaning against the hood of the UAH. After the accident, it was confirmed that there
    were 4 LNs in the van. The medic in the convoy treated 3 of the LNs for minor injuries (leg laceration (stitches),
    head laceration, and back lacerations). The 3 passengers of the van made statements that the driver was driving
    at excessive speed and erratically since they had left Ghazni City and had cautioned him to slow down several
    times. A village elder also arrived on scene saying that he appreciates how CF drive cautiously through the
    village and was frustrated with LNs excessive speed around this dangerous curve. The convoy pulled the van
    into a position where it can be easily recovered by the LN and cleared all debris from the road. Pictures were
    taken of the scene and all 4 LNs involved made statements of what happened.
    121427Z Police in contact; civilians are being targeted by unknown number of enemy fighters in Bari Kowt 42S
    YE 309 090. Initial report that the police and civilians were being targeted. After further investigation it was to
    believed to be green on green. SAF, RPG and 12.7mm fire was observed. No casualties reported. TIC closed.
    NFTR.
    ISAF Tracking # 04-273
    151845Z D5 was conducting scheduled fires and the 81 went short;said it was a bad round and landed in the OP
    grid: XD71100 47070 wounding two ASG Soldiers. MM(E)04-15F

    Line 1 XD71100 47070


    Line 2
    Line 3 1a laceration to chest and abdomen
    Line 1d left foot
    Line 4 hoist required
    Line 5 1 litter and 1ambulatory
    Line 6 n
    Line 7 ir buzz saw
    Line 8 Delta ASG
    Line 9 hilltop
    vitals are bp is 138/96 chest wounds 4" to 6" long and 2 cm wide shrapnel in left
    bicep has both bracal and radial pulse

    19:19Z the medic says they can stablize til am but cannot ground evac due to the terrian

    19:24Z Medic on ground, consulted with Chosin PA and confirms they can keep patients stable until the
    morning when better illum.

    19:34Z If anything changes with patients, we will advise, but for now ask that medevac be conducted in
    morning.
    Size and Composition of Patrol: 29 X US, 2 X CAT I TERP, 7 X HMMWV, 4 X M2, 3 X MK19, 1 X ANA
    RANGER, 6 X ANA PAX, 1 X 60mm MORTAR

    A. Type of patrol: Mounted

    B. Task and Purpose of Patrol: 3/A/2-87 IN conducts a leader engagement and HCA Distribution in the village
    of Mamadi (42SWB401383) NLT 160500ZApril2007 IOT increase support for Coalition Forces and the IRoA.

    C. Time of Return: 161015ZAPR2007

    D. Routes used and Approximate times from point A to B:

    From Grid/FOB To Grid/FOB Route Travel


    42SWB42614380/Tillman 42SWB401383/Mamadi RTE Honda/BMW/Corvette 10-15km/h
    42SWB401383/Mamadi 42SWB42614380/Tillman RTE Honda/BMW/Corvette 10-15km/h

    E. Disposition of routes used: RTE Honda is classified at green. Most of the road is dry, but has small streams
    running in and out of it. RTE BMW is also classified as green and the streams also run in and out of it like RTE
    Honda. RTE Corvette is classified at red. It is extremely muddy and the tightness of the road makes it hard to
    move through there. A HMMWV can only travel at about 5 km/h. The road is also eroding away and forces the
    HMMWVs to slide into the sides of the wadi.

    F. Equipment status: One US HMMWV was broken in the vicinity of 42SWB401400. Part of the steering
    broke and needed to be replaced. This took about one hour to fix. Since we were only about a kilometer from
    the village, we moved half the patrol to Mamadi, 42SWB401383, and conducted the engagement while they
    fixed the HMMWV.

    G. Summary: Since the weather system moving in, shortened our engagement, not much was learned from the
    elder. He is a very disgruntled man with coalition forces. He blames us for stealing his AK-47 and doesnt want
    any cerp projects or handout HCA. He simply wants us to deliver money to his village and he will take care of
    it. There was only about 4 kids present. It seems to always be this way when we go there. No one wants
    anything to do with us there.

    H. Local Nationals encountered:

    A.
    Position: Village Elder (Tribe: Mandarkhil / Subtribe: Mamakhil)
    Location: Mamadi, 42SWB401383
    General Information: 70 y/o male, grey hair and beard, 65 inches tall, and 145 lbs. He isnt very cooperative
    with coalition forces. Most of the information stated above had to be pulled from him, he does not want to be
    seen helping coalition forces.

    B.
    Position: Villager (Tribe: Mandarkhil / Subtribe: Lalakhil)
    Location: Tangeray, 42SWB419407
    General Information: 30 y/o male, black hair, about 70 in tall, 150 lbs, skinny in stature. Not very outgoing, sits
    on the edge of the conversation and just listens to what is going on. Was previously detained during OEF V for
    involvement with IEDs. He also use to work for ASF, but was fired for the involvement with the IEDs stated
    above.

    Disposition of local security: There were about 15 ASG Soldiers pulling security along RTE Corvette as we
    moved through this area. We also had 6 ANA that secured the high ground when we stopped.

    I. HCA Products Distributed: 30 X sweaters, 30 X backpacks, 10 X bags of beans, 10 X bags of rice

    J. Products Distributed: UXO leaflets, ANA and ANP/ABP propaganda

    K. Atmospherics: (reception of HCA, reactions to ANSF and Coalition forces, etc): All villagers/elders were
    180908Z TF Diamondback reports that ANA/ANP received SAF from LNs during their poppy eradication
    operation approximately 16km east of Mehtar Lam. The Governor of Laughman Province is requesting an Air
    Show of Force, and initial reports are indicating ANA/ANP casualties.

    13:41Z Diamondback called in the blind with new location XD 2404 2640 have linked up with ANP. Made
    contact with ANA and ANP and Governor and the situation had disolved. All elements are RTB att. NFTR.

    ISAF Tracking# 04-348.


    Time: 190345APR07
    Grid: WC 9253 0119
    IED: Detected
    Initiated: Unknown, wire leading off the device.
    Explosive: Mine in road
    Comments:
    RCP 7 SENT UP THE 9 LINE UXO REPORT AT 0238Z, HAD THE SITE CORDONNED OFF AND WERE
    WORKING TO REMOVE THE UXO. RCP7 DESTROYED THE UXO AND DETERMINED IT WAS
    ACTUALLY AN IED. IN THE PROCESS, ANOTHER MINE WAS UNEARTHED. THEY ARE
    CURRENTLY ON SITE (CURRENT TIME IS 0446Z) AND THEY JUST REMOVED IT. RCP7 IS
    AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF HURRICANE TO ASSIST IN SECURITY. RCP7 IS CURRENTLY
    FINISHING THE COLLECTION OF EVIDENCE (PICTURES, STATEMENTS FROM LNS).
    DETONATION OF MINES WAS PERFORMED BY EOD. SITE REPORT WILL BE FILED. MINE WAS
    DECLARED A COMMAND DETONATION IED BY EOD.

    At 0345Z, RCP 7 WAS SITTING AT A UXO SITE, SENT UP THE 9LINE UXO REPORT AT 0238Z, HAD
    THE SITE CORDONNED OFF AND WERE WORKING TO REMOVE THE UXO. A WHOLE LINE OF
    VEHICLES LINED UP BEHIND THE CORDONNED AREA SHOWN BY ORANGE CONES. THEN, A
    VEHICLE BYPASSED ALL THE STOPPED VEHICLES, HIT THE ORANGE CONES, THE GUNNER
    FIRED A WARNING SHOT JUST ABOVE THE VEHICLE. THE VEHICLE KEPT COMING, THE
    GUNNER FIRED MORE WARNING SHOTS. GUNNER THEN ENGAGED THE VEHICLE WITH HIS M4.
    AS A RESULT, A REAR PASSENGER LN RECEIVED GRAZING SHOT TO THE HEAD. RCP7
    SECURED THE AREA, SECURED THE CASUALTY, PROVIDED FIRST AID AND ASSESSED THE
    CASUALTY AS NOT LOSING A LARGE AMOUNT OF BLOOD, STABLE, BUT NEEDING IMMEDIATE
    MEDEVAC. THE PATROL SIMULTANEOUSLY CALLED IN THE 9 LINE AT 0333Z. IT WAS A 15 MIN
    WAIT, TF PROFESSIONAL DID NOT HAVE AN ESTIMATED STATUS OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE
    MEDEVAC BIRD, THE LNS GATHERED AROUND, AND EVENTUALLY THE LNS GROUND EVACD
    THE CASUALTY TO FOB SALERNO. CURRENTLY, RCP7 JUST DESTROYED THE UXO AND
    DETERMINED IT WAS ACTUALLY AN IED. IN THE PROCESS, ANOTHER MINE WAS UNEARTHED.
    THEY ARE CURRENTLY ON SITE (CURRENT TIME IS 0446Z) AND THEY JUST REMOVED IT. RCP7
    IS AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF HURRICANE TO ASSIST IN SECURITY. RCP7 IS CURRENTLY
    FINISHING THE COLLECTION OF EVIDENCE (PICTURES, STATEMENTS FROM LNS). THE LN (14
    YEAR OLD FEMALE) THAT SET OF VIA GROUND CONVOY WAS DETERMINED TO BE DOA AT
    FOB SALERNO. FURTHERMORE, A 2 YEAR OLD GIRL THAT WAS IN THE LN VEHICLE ALSO HAD
    GLASS IN ONE EYE. THE MEDEVAC ARRIVED AND TOOK HER TO FOB SALERNO WHERE SHE IS
    UNDERGOING SURGERY. ISAF 04-362 Follow-up: A patrol moved to the scene and assisted Rock with the
    investigation. Our BN LEP was on scene and took statements from local nationals that stated escalation of force
    was plainly evident and the individual in the vehicle was wrong for attempting to circumvent the control
    measures emplaced for safety and standoff. The vehicle in question was searched and found to have no
    explosives. The BN S5 submitted Solatia paperwork for 100,000 afghani for the death, 20,000 afghani for the
    injury and 10,000 afghani for the vehicle. The battalion commander has crafted a letter of condolence.
    Understand that 70th Engineers will conduct their 15-6. The battalion chaplain has talked to the soldier that fired
    the shots. He will reengage the company commander about address the group as a whole. Battalion key leaders
    were briefed on the event and the importance of EOF procedures. The family has requested payment be made at
    Salerno not at the point of the injury. HHB 2/321 CDR (battle space manager) will conduct a shura with the
    elders from the area, discuss the event, and present the information as we know it. BACKGROUND
    INFORMATION 19 0637 APR 07: 1 - Did the soldiers leader direct the warning shots / any of the engagement
    shots? No; he was dismounted and not in a position to do so. 2 - Did the unit complete EOF training? Yes 3 -
    Did the unit have other EOF items? Yes; C-wire and lasers, but the lasers were the smaller type and not suitable
    for daytime use. 4 - Did anyone speak with the driver? Yes, and his response was he had a lot of things going on
    and wasn't paying attention. Furthermore, the driver thought the warning shots were test fire shots.
    At 0345Z, RCP 7 WAS SITTING AT A UXO SITE, SENT UP THE 9LINE UXO REPORT AT 0238Z, HAD
    THE SITE CORDONNED OFF AND WERE WORKING TO REMOVE THE UXO. A WHOLE LINE OF
    VEHICLES LINED UP BEHIND THE CORDONNED AREA SHOWN BY ORANGE CONES. THEN, A
    VEHICLE BYPASSED ALL THE STOPPED VEHICLES, HIT THE ORANGE CONES, THE GUNNER
    FIRED A WARNING SHOT JUST ABOVE THE VEHICLE. THE VEHICLE KEPT COMING, THE
    GUNNER FIRED MORE WARNING SHOTS. GUNNER THEN ENGAGED THE VEHICLE WITH HIS M4.
    AS A RESULT, A REAR PASSENGER LN RECEIVED GRAZING SHOT TO THE HEAD. RCP7
    SECURED THE AREA, SECURED THE CASUALTY, PROVIDED FIRST AID AND ASSESSED THE
    CASUALTY AS NOT LOSING A LARGE AMOUNT OF BLOOD, STABLE, BUT NEEDING IMMEDIATE
    MEDEVAC. THE PATROL SIMULTANEOUSLY CALLED IN THE 9 LINE AT 0333Z. IT WAS A 15 MIN
    WAIT, TF PROFESSIONAL DID NOT HAVE AN ESTIMATED STATUS OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE
    MEDEVAC BIRD, THE LN''S GATHERED AROUND, AND EVENTUALLY THE
    LN''S GROUND EVAC''D THE CASUALTY TO FOB
    SALERNO. CURRENTLY, RCP7 JUST DESTROYED THE UXO AND DETERMINED IT WAS
    ACTUALLY AN IED. IN THE PROCESS, ANOTHER MINE WAS UNEARTHED. THEY ARE
    CURRENTLY ON SITE (CURRENT TIME IS 0446Z) AND THEY JUST REMOVED IT. RCP7 IS
    AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF HURRICANE TO ASSIST IN SECURITY. RCP7 IS CURRENTLY
    FINISHING THE COLLECTION OF EVIDENCE (PICTURES, STATEMENTS FROM LNS). THE LN (14
    YEAR OLD FEMALE0 THAT SET OF VIA GROUND CONVOY WAS DETERMINED TO BE DOA AT
    FOB SALERNO. FURTHERMORE, A 2 YEAR OLD GIRL THAT WAS IN THE LN VEHICLE ALSO HAD
    GLASS IN ONE EYE. THE MEDEVAC ARRIVED AND TOOK HER TO FOB SALERNO WHERE SHE IS
    UNDERGOING SURGERY. ISAF 04-362

    Follow-up:
    A patrol moved to the scene and assisted Rock with the investigation. Our BN LEP was on scene and took
    statements from local nationals that stated escalation of force was plainly evident and the individual in the
    vehicle was wrong for attempting to circumvent the control measures emplaced for safety and standoff. The
    vehicle in question was searched and found to have no explosives.

    The BN S5 submitted Solatia paperwork for 100,000 afghani for the death, 20,000 afghani for the injury and
    10,000 afghani for the vehicle.

    The battalion commander has crafted a letter of condolence.

    Understand that 70th Engineers will conduct their 15-6.

    The battalion chaplain has talked to the soldier that fired the shots. He will reengage the company commander
    about address the group as a whole.

    Battalion key leaders were briefed on the event and the importance of EOF procedures.

    The family has requested payment be made at Salerno not at the point of the injury.

    HHB 2/321 CDR (battle space manager) will conduct a shura with the elders from the area, discuss the event,
    and present the information as we know it.

    BACKGROUND INFORMATION 19 0637 APR 07:


    1 - Did the soldier''s leader direct the warning shots / any of the engagement shots? No;
    he was dismounted and not in a position to do so.
    2 - Did the unit complete EOF training? Yes
    3 - Did the unit have other EOF items? Yes; C-wire and lasers, but the lasers were the smaller type and not
    suitable for daytime use.
    4 - Did anyone speak with the driver? Yes, and his response was "he had a lot of things going on and
    wasn''t paying attention." Furthermore, the driver thought the warning shots
    were "test fire" shots.
    SHKIN AND REMOVING THE BORDER FENCE SURVEY FLAGS. FURTHER REPORTING STATED
    THAT THE ANA AND PAKMIL WERE ENGAGING EACH OTHER WITH SMALL ARMS FIRE. THE TF
    PHEONIX ETTs IN THE VICINITY WERE EVENTUALLY ABLE TO GET THE ANA FORCES TO
    RETURN TO THEIR FOBs. TWO ANA WERE REPORTED AS SLIGHTLY WOUNDED AND RETURNED
    TO DUTY. THE ANA CORPS COMMANDER WILL REPOST HIS VERBAL ORDER STATING THAT
    ANA FORCES REFRAIN FROM REMOVING THE SURVEY FLAGS. HIS ORIGINAL ORDER WAS
    SENT TELEPHONICALLY. HE WILL RESEND AS A CIPHER MESSAGE TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE.
    ETTs WILL REMAIN TO ASSIST IN CONTROLLING THE MOVEMENT OF ANA TOWARD THE
    BORDER. NFTR
    ISAF Tracking # 04-363
    (C) IRANIAN WEAPONS IN AFGHANISTAN: MFA ASKS TO KEEP UNDER WRAPS: (Source:
    AMEMBASSY KABUL 01370, 22 Apr 07)

    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) wants to keep the issue of the Iranian-made weapons recently found in
    Kandahar under the radar screen in the lead up to the June visit of the Iranian President to Afghanistan.
    According to the MFA, President Karzai supports the plan to avoid additional friction with
    Afghanistan''s neighbors and to issue no official public statements on the
    incident. (This more moderate tone came across in Karzai''s meeting with
    CJCS General Pace and Ambassador Wood on April 21 - septel). The MFA is asking its international partners to
    do the same. Looking beyond the weapons issue, the MFA is aiming to construct a US-Afghan
    "framework" for managing relations with Iran, to be discussed during the
    proposed meeting between Secretary Rice and Spanta (date TBD). The MFA has asked the Defense Ministry to
    determine the manufacturing date of the weapons to see if they might be from a different period when Iran was
    regularly supplying the Mujahedin

    Classification: SECRET / NONE

    At 2338Z TF Fury reported the following medevac, MM(S) 05-01B IRT requested.
    TTF / HMD / 9-LINER / (0408 L)
    LINE 1: 41 R PR 64358 29621
    LINE 2: FM
    LINE 3: 2XB
    LINE 4: NONE
    LINE 5: 2 X L
    LINE 6: N
    LINE 7: E IR BUZZSAW
    LINE 8: 2XA (US)
    LINE 9: NONE
    MM(S) 05-01B TO BSN
    At 0949Z, per telephone conversation between CJTF-82 CHOPS and J3, 11th Corps (PAKMIL), all firing had
    ceased along the border IVO BSP 12. The cease fire had been holding for 30 minutes prior to the call. The 11th
    Corps J3 requested an immediate Border Flag Meeting between PAKMIL, ANSF, and coalition forces. We are
    currently working to facilitate a meeting between the on-scene PAKMIL and ANSF commanders as well as
    Diablo 6.

    The cease fire was brokered using a number of different paths. CJTF-82 CHOPS contacted ISAF to begin
    engaging IRoA government, particularly the MOI to implement a cease fire by the ANSF. We also used our
    PRD LNO at CSTC-A to engage the senior mentors for the MOI. We also contacted the Pakistan LNO in
    Islamabad to work of cease fire by the PAKMIL. The Commander, CJTF-82 also engaged the MOD.

    At 0430Z TF Bushmaster reported the ABP and Pakmil were involved in a direct fire engagement near BSP 11.
    Bushmaser observed from FB Chamkani. No US forces involved. ISAF Tracking# 05-271
    (C//NF) AFGHANISTAN: AMB. NEUMANN''S CONSULTATIONS WITH
    FCO MAY 14: (Source: AMEMBASSY LONDON 01846, 15 May 07)

    Former Ambassador to Afghanistan Ronald Neumann met with FCO officials May 14, en route to Islamabad,
    New Delhi and Central Asian capitals at the request of SCA A/S Boucher to shore up support for US policy on
    Afghanistan. In separate conversations with the Foreign Office''s South Asia
    and Afghanistan Director Adam Thomson and Afghanistan Group Head Richard Codrington, Amb. Neumann
    discussed the importance of using the June 11 to 12 US-UK bilaterals to make progress towards a joint position
    on the next counter-narcotics campaign, so that by September both countries along with the EU and ISAF can
    reach agreement with the GoA. Neumann discussed how best to deal with President Karzai and promote
    reconciliation without negotiating with the Taliban, stressing the importance of close coordination in Kabul and
    the provinces. He also called for more military trainers/advisers, especially from NATO countries that have
    spare capacity. Thomson said the UK was considering making an additional battalion available for Afghanistan
    in addition to the one slated to deploy in fall 2007. Thomson asked for USG help in ensuring that Canada and
    the Netherlands extend their military presence in Afghanistan. Codrington stressed the need to reduce civilian
    casualties to the utmost, to get the GoA to take a strong stand against Iran''s
    arming of the Taliban, and to get Pakistan to squeeze the Quetta Shura

    At 162215Z TF Diablo recieved reports from Lightning that ABP at BSP 12 fired IDF/DF across the border into
    Pakistan. At 170021Z PAKMIL fired artillery into afghan IVO BSP 12. At 160130Z CAS was on station w/
    NSTR RTB. 170241Z PRED is on station. 170226Z The PL''s location (WC 795 593)
    reported ABP OP (location WC 805 588) is receiving SAF, Dshka, and Mortar fire. The CO (ETT) is not in
    contact ATT. 170245Z The PL is taking fire. The PL is moving to another location ATT.

    [02:26] BSP 12 Update: The PL location (WC 795 593) reported ABP OP is receiving SAF, Dshka, and Mortar
    fire. The CO (ETT) is not in contact ATT.
    [03:36] The CO is currently at WC 79364 59929, they believe that a FO is calling Mortars on them - now
    mortars are impacting over 100 meters away from current position

    *Late Report*
    [05:48] AT APPROX 3 AM BSP 12 ENGAGED PAKMIL FORCES. TWO RANGERS WERE DESTROYED
    AND THERE WERE 2 CASUALTIES DUE TO PAKMIL ARTILLARY FIRE. CURRENTLY THERE ARE
    200 ABP AND 100 ANA OCCUPYING BSP 12. THERE IS NO ANA OR ABP COMMANDER AT BSP 12.
    TYPES OF MU NITIO NS ARE SMALL ARMS RPGS AND DSHKAS. THE ABP HAVE NO ROUNDS
    FOR THE DSHKAS
    [05:49] FEARLESS ELEMENTS REPORTS PAKMIL FIRING ARTILLARY AT BSP 12
    [05:49] REPORT 1 IS FROM LAST NIGHT AND REPORT 2 IS TIME NOW

    *UPDATE*
    [07:00] The CO at WC 7936 5992 with the ANA Kandak commander
    [07:00] They will be 5KM away from the border.

    *Update*
    [07:46] (BSP 11) PAK has replaced their ABP with 500 regualar PAKMIL
    [07:48] There is also a report that PAK has place 155mm Artilerry 20Km behing village
    [07:51] WC 7577 4120 is FB Chamkani - do have a grid for supposed artillery site

    EVENT NUMBER 05-362


    Classification: SECRET / NOFORN

    CSTC-A DCG for Pol-Mil Affairs

    Daily Cable Summary

    20 May 2007

    (S//NF) PRT KANDAHAR: MID-MAY SECURITY ROUNDUP: (Source: AMEMBASSY KABUL 01691, 20
    May 07)

    A dramatic week was launched in Kandahar on May 12 with the killing of senior Taliban Commander Mullah
    Dadullah (in Helmand Province) and of Mullah Manan (in Zharey District) on May 13. Many Kandaharis were
    jubilant and hundreds lined up to see his body on display at Governor Asadullah
    Khalid''s palace. In what may have been a calculated Taliban counterstrike,
    three explosions shook Kandahar on May 17, including one apparently targeting Governor Khalid but instead
    injuring Minister of Culture and Youth, Abdul Karim Khoram. On May 15, Kandahar Provincial
    Reconstruction Team (KPRT) and the Afghan Independent Human Right Commission (AIHRC) hosted a first --
    a meeting on human rights with Kandahar''s Afghan National Security Forces
    (ANSF) and other security sector leadership. One issue that surfaced in this meeting and in a subsequent
    security meeting was growing concern by the provincial leadership over civilian casualties in ISAF operations.
    Several recent examples were cited, including allegations that an ISAF convoy or convoys on May 15 in two
    city districts shot at least seven civilians of whom three died. Governor Khalid and ANSF leaders also pressed
    for greater cooperation from ISAF and coalition forces on compound search techniques. Lastly, estimates are
    that up to 200 Taliban are now operating in Zharey District, including Chechens and Uzbeks.
    INFO ABOUT SITUATION IN LOWGAR & KABUL
    Organization(s) Involved: HAQQANI NETWORK
    21 MAY 2007, RCE CIINTREP CI BUL / 99 - 07, NIC
    3. (N/I C) RC EAST - Information about the situation in LOWGAR province (B?2)

    DOI: 21 May 07; OHR: CIINTREP CI BUL / 99 - 07

    (N/I C) 1.The TB and HIG leaders who went to PAK in QAWS month 1385 (November -December 2006)
    returned to LOWGAR in the first month of 1386 (21 MAR - 21 APR 07). They were trained for 5 months in
    terrorist activities in camps in the following fields:

    - Suicide activities;
    - IED activities with mines with remote controls;
    - Propaganda against ISAF and GoA.

    (N/I C) All of the suicide attacks and remote controlled explosions are done by members of JALALUDIN
    HAQQANI's Network and members of his family.

    (N/I C) 2. On 04.02.1386 (24 APR 07) a group of suicide bombers of the HAQQANI group came from MIRAM
    SHAH, PAK to Southern LOWGAR to do terrorist attacks. Their leader was KHALIFA NOORUDIN
    HAQQANI - a son of JALALUDIN HAQQANI. Members of NOORUDIN HAQQANI groups are Chechens,
    Punjabis and Arabs. They have explosive equipment and they have intentions to bring them to KABUL city.
    They have 8 cars for SVBIEDs in KABUL and LOGAR province.

    - Number plate 2144, White color


    - Number plate 21477
    - Number plate 1232
    - Number plate 7627
    - Number plate 5121, Red color
    - TOYOTA Surf
    - Number plate 19736
    - Number plate 5354

    (N/I C) 3. On 03.02.1386 (23 APR 07) a group of suicide bombers named SAYED RAHMAN, MURSHID and
    ABDULLAH came from PAK to LOWGAR Province to do attacks against ISAF in LOWGAR Province.

    (N/I C) 4. On 04.02.1386 (24 APR 07) 5 vehicles went from MOHAMMAD AGHA District, LOWGAR
    Province to KABUL City to do suicide attacks. Their number plates are:

    - 6727
    - 5219
    - 42144
    - 23128
    - 2957

    (N/I C) 5. A person from the HAQQANI group wants to do a suicide attack on the KABUL - KHOWST
    highway. He is 22 years old, thin, black skin, small beard, black sandals, white hat.

    (N/I C) 6. MAWLAWI FAZUL RAHMAN, the leader of JAMIAT ISLAMI, PAK sent two suiciders to
    MAWLAWI SHAH BODIN for attacks against ISAF.

    (N/I C) 7. On 02.02.1386 (22 APR 07) a group of terrorists and suiciders lead by HAFIZ, which belongs to
    SADIQ NOOR and MOFTI SADIQULLAH from HAQQANI's group, entered LOWGAR Province to do
    attacks against NATO forces.

    (N/I C) 8. On 20.02.1386 (09 MAY 07) a group of 4 terrorists came to KAVOSHIDistrict to burn schools.

    (N/I C) 9. On 19.02.1386 (08 MAY 07) MAWLAWI JALALUDIN HAQQANI sent a group of Chechens and
    Uzbeks terrorists to ZURMAT and KHARWAR Districts for suicide attacks against NATO forces.

    (N/I C) 10. On 05.02.1386 (25 APR 07) ISI sent 1000 motorcycles to MAWLAWI JALALUDIN HAQQANI
    TRUCK (HEADLIGHTS ON) MOVING FROM 4 CORNERS CP TO FB ECP. AT THIS TIME 120MM
    TERRAIN DENIAL ILLUM WAS FIRED FROM 4 CORNERS, VEHICLE ACCELERATED TO 20MPH
    AND WAS ENGAGED BY TOWER2 (W/ M240B) APPROX 15 METERS FROM ECP. SOG CO-
    LOCATED WITH GUNNER IN TOWER 2, WAS UNAWARE OF TERRIAN DENIAL MISSION BEING
    CONDUCTED AND GAVE THE ORDER TO ENGAGE TO THE TOWER 2 GUNNER UNDER THE
    PREMISE THAT TERRAIN DENIAL ILLUM EXPLOSION WAS VBIED. GUNNER ENGAGED TO
    DISABLE VEHICLE, RESULTING IN 3 WIA. IT WAS REPORTED THAT THE 3 WIA ARE ANP AS
    WELL AS CONTRACTORS WORKING ON THE ROAD IN THAT AREA. AT 1733Z A 9 LINE WAS
    SENT UP FOR PICK UP AT 4 CORNERS. 2FURY PRT WILL BE MEETING WITH CONTRACTOR IN
    THE MORNING.
    At 2214z TF Helmand reported a green on green between ANA and ANP. AN PLT c/s amber 63A, ANP
    engaged ANA with SAF IVO of PB Malvern, ANA returned SAF before releasing blue forces involved. No
    reports of casualties. Event closed at 0015z.
    Event Number 05-533

    Classification: SECRET / NONE

    CSTC-A DCG for Pol-Mil Affairs

    Daily Cable Summaries

    24 May 2007

    (S) STEPPED UP IRANIAN INFLUENCE REACHES FOREIGN MINISTRY: (Source: AMEMBASSY


    KABUL 01724, 23 May 07)

    Over the past several months, Iran has taken a series of steps to expand and deepen its influence in Afghanistan.
    Afghan contacts point to the creation of the National Front and the National Unity Council, the discovery of
    Iranian weapons in Afghanistan, Iran''s control of media outlets and its
    growing cultural influence, and alleged direct financial support to members of Parliament as troubling evidence.
    During May 15 meeting with PolCouns, ForMin Spanta''s Senior Policy
    Advisor Davood Moradian accused Iranian agents of orchestrating
    Parliament''s recent effort to oust the Foreign Minister. According to
    Moradian (whose tenure at the MFA is tied to Spanta''s), Spanta is one of
    several moderate secular reformers Iran has targeted for removal. While Moradian alleged Iran paid USD 4
    million to 80-90 members of Parliament for their support, MPs we talk to claim they were motivated by other
    factors, including Spanta''s refusal to give up his German passport and poor
    performance on the issue of Afghans deported from Iran. Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Safari visited Kabul
    on May 14 to protest Spanta''s remarks criticizing Iran to Parliament. One
    positive outcome of his visit was an agreement to send a GoA delegation to Tehran to discuss a more orderly
    return of Afghan refugees from Iran.

    At 302104LMAY07, on egress of TF Fury insertion of Lift 1 , Flipper 75 (CH-47D) was engaged and struck
    with a Missile at 41S PR 919 727 shortly after crossing over the Helmand River. Suspected POO site is 41S PR
    92801 71833. A/C was traveling at approx. 70-80 Knots, 200-250ft AGL on an easterly heading when it was hit
    from the rear. The missile struck the aircraft in the left engine. The impact of the missile projected the aft end of
    the aircraft up as it burst into flames followed immediately by a nose dive into the crash site with no survivors.
    A/C was Lift 1, Serial 1, Chalk 2, but due a delay on HLZ to offload a gator, Flipper 75 along with Chalk 3 took
    off significantly after Chalk 1 and in effect became a second serial on the same route. Chalk 3 witnessed a burst
    come from their SE approx. 300-500m away. Chalk 3 did not witness a flare launch from Flipper 75 which is
    consistent with later missile launch at Arrow 25 (AH-64D) in same location that did not bring about CMWS
    flare launch. Based on description of launch, size of round, and impact force of the projectile, it is assessed to be
    bigger then an RPG and possibly a Surface-to-Air Missile. Witness statements from Chalk 3 suggest Flipper was
    struck by MANPAD and is consistent with MANPAD event described by Arrow 25. ODA responded to crash
    site and eventually secured the site and recovered crew and passengers.
    Major SAFIRE (SAM) IVO Kajaki Sofla
    At 301709ZMAY07, Arrow 22 and 25 provided air support for TF 1FURYs insertion into the Kajaki Sofla area
    during Operation KULANG HELLION. After supporting the first lifts insertion, they redirected their flight to
    cover a downed CH-47 at 41S PR 92946 72063. While providing overhead cover to ground forces in the area,
    the AH-64s were engaged by a probable first-generation MANPAD. As Arrow 22 and 25 were performing a left
    turn maneuver at 41S PR 92439 72388 (700 AGL/HDG 280/SPD 120 Arrow 22) and 41S PR 9213 7206 (570
    AGL/HDG 230/SPD 107 Arrow 25), a missile was fired from Arrow 22s seven oclock position (Arrow 25s ten
    oclock) and passed between the two aircraft, which were around 700m apart. The projectile was fired from
    around one kilometer to the southeast and maintained a constant trajectory. Arrow 22 thought the projectile
    maintained the 700ft altitude, while Arrow 25 observed the projectile following an upward trajectory. Neither
    crew observed a discernable smoke trail through their NVGs and both crews described the projectile as
    continuing in a generally straight line throughout its flight, although the Arrow 25 pilot later believed the
    projectile may have corkscrewed. Due to the nature of the turning maneuver the aircraft were conducting,
    neither aircrew observed a self-detonation. Arrow 22s crew described the tail of the projectile as looking like a
    red glow, but not like the flames of an afterburner.
    At 301728ZMAY07, an AH-64 was engaged by a possible MANPAD at 41S PR 93200 72840 (500 AGL/HDG
    100/SPD 100). The pilot believed the engagement was not an RPG.
    TF Corsair Comment: This was possibly the second MANPAD engagement against this flight of Apaches in a
    30 minute period. Clearly, the Taliban were attempting to down an Apache after downing the CH-47. The
    initial debrief provided few details, if subsequent debriefs support the pilots assertion, the assessment will
    change from Minor UI Rocket to Major SAM. This event is initially assessed as a deliberate Minor SAFIRE (UI
    Rocket).
    At 0245Z, TF Uruzgan reported a motorcycle approaching a coalition force convoy. After disregarding a stop
    sign, a warning shot was fired. The individual on the bike had no reaction, so he was shot in the leg. He was
    taken to a local national hospital. ISAF Event # 06-048.
    At 1630Z, TF Saber reported a squad sized element engaging an Afghan National Army (ANA) OP east of their
    location YE20652068. TF Saber fired several rounds of 120mm Illum to help support and provide positive
    identification. Illum proved contact to be Green on Green, the Afghan forces broke contact with eachother and
    no casualties or damage is reported at this time. ISAF Event # 06-273.
    At 1200z Battle 36 called in an escalation of force incident. The platoon was patrolling in the local bazaar when
    a red truck approached at speed and did not stop when directed to do so. The platoon went into their Escalatioin
    of force protocol and ultimately fired a warning shot - at the same time, they reported taking PKM fire from vic.
    XD 789 691. The patrol engaged the vehicle with SAF. PKM fire ceased and the patrol secured the area with
    US and ANP. They reported 3x LN KIA and 3x LN WIA (2 of which they reported as possible enemy
    combatants and were later determined to be non-combatants, 1 of whom was reported to have been hit by the
    truck), and called in a 9-Line MEDEVAC. ISAF Tracking# 06-316

    TF ROCK OPSUM FOLLOWS:


    ENEMY SITUATION: Recent Reports indicate ACM using the Kandagal bazaar to as a logistical transfer point
    to facilitate resupply of money and weapons south into the Korengal valley; Battle element was tasked to patrol
    south of the bazaar to disrupt ACM logistic networking. It was reported to FB Michigan last night revealing an
    ACM presence in the bazaar.

    Initial report from Battle Main to Rock TOC was of an EOF incident with Battle element vicinity of the
    Kandigal bazaar near FOB Michigan
    Battle element was in the bazaar patrolling when they spotted a red 4x4 pickup driving at them
    Battle element fired warning shot; fired disabling shots; several Battle Soldiers had to jump out of the way
    truck as it continued to move; Battle element lethally engaged to disable the vehicle at XD7876 8830.
    Battle element received PKM fire from the south at XD789 691 (cannot confirm it the PKM was fired
    during or after the incident).
    Engagement of the 4x4 Red Truck resulted in 3 local nationals KIA; 3 local nationals WIA (One LN child,
    10 years old, with hip and head injury who was standing outside the truck at the time of the incident and is
    confirmed he was struck by the truck; do not know before or after the lethal engagement occurred).
    Total of 5 local nationals were in the red truck when it was engaged by Battle element.
    MEDEVAC called for 2 urgent local nationals; Noncombatant casualty being evacd by Battle company to
    Camp Blessing aid station with family members
    Battle 5/7 are on the scene as they were hosting a goat grab thanking the local for assisting with the ASV
    rollover a week ago.
    Ages of individuals in the truck, 14, 16, 16, 16, 17 outside the truck, 10 year old who was stuck by the
    truck as a bystander.
    $14490 Rupies found in the vehicle.
    A team of CF went to the site population is unchanged from the goodwill presented to the locals with the
    goat grab given to the village.
    Destined 46 will conduct a commanders inquiry in preparation for a 15-6; he is going to the potential PKM
    site to find evidence that supports the events.

    Headquarters
    International Security Assistance Force Afghanistan
    ________________________________________
    NEWS RELEASE [2007-XXX: Draft]
    ________________________________________

    Three dead, two wounded after vehicle fails to stop

    BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan (11 June) Three Afghans were killed and two others wounded today in
    Konar Province when ISAF personnel fired on their vehicle after it failed to stop at a traffic control point. A
    child was injured by a vehicle during the same incident.
    COMPLETE PRESS RELEASE IS ATTACHED
    Initial Report (12 0430Z June)

    - TF 373 was conducting an operation 43 Km south-west of Jalalabad (OBJ Carbon)


    - Mission was a kill / capture of the senior TB commander (Qari Ur-Rahman) for attacks and planning in
    Nangarhar, and a cousin of Anwar al-Haqs
    - This was a combination of Helicopter and Ground Assault forces
    - Approximately one hour into the operation, the unit suffered a hard compromise and a firefight ensued
    - AC-130 was on station and engaged personnel who were engaging TF 373 forces with SAF and RPGs
    - ICOM chatter was intercepted stating enemy maneuver intentions on the TF 373 force
    - AC-130 engaged and reported positive effects on 3 x vehicles moving to reinforce the element engaged with
    TF 373
    - The original mission was aborted and TF-373 broke contact and returned to FOB Fenty
    - BDA No TF-373 casualties, 4 x EKIA, 1 x Detainee, 3 x vehicles, 5-6 x personnel down IVO of the vehicle
    strikes, unknown number of small arms / heavy weapons and RPGs, and 1 x radio

    Followup Report
    - 7 x ANP KIA, 4 x WIA (evacuated to the JBAD Hospital)
    - 4 x EKIA

    Executive Summary from Meeting with Gov Sherzai, (12 0730Z Jun 07):

    The following personnel attended the meeting with Gov Sherzai: Lt Col Phillips (PRT CDR), LTC Milhorn (TF
    RAPTOR), Danny Hall (DoS), LTC Muhamadullah (Deputy CDR, Unit 03), and Najib (PRT TERP).

    Governor Sherzai began the meeting by describing the event as an unfortunate incident that occurred between
    friends and he further emphasized that he does not want to see this happen again. Though not completely
    opposed to night operations, he strongly encourages better coordination.

    Lt Col Phillips inquired of any press coverage and the governor indicated that he had pre-taped the following
    comments:

    Afghan security forces conducted a joint operation with Coalition Forces (CF) to fight the enemy.The governor
    cited recent attacks by TB against police checkpoints, adding that many police were still cautious of any activity
    in the surrounding areas

    The governor described that the joint patrol was misdirected resulting in close contact made with police from
    Unit 03. He indicated that Unit 03 reacted by engaging CF first. CF then responded when attacked, resulting in
    numerous casualties.

    The governor emphasized this incident as a complete misunderstanding, again citing recent TB activities within
    the area and the immediate response to a perceived threat by both forces.

    Lt Col Phillips acknowledged the Governors concern and reiterated our support to prevent these types of events
    from occurring again.

    The governor indicated that he had received $2000 from OGA and he, himself, donated an additional $10,000 to
    Families/Elders for initial funeral expenses.

    The governor reported that his Deputy Governor, Afghan National Police Chief, and several line directors were
    already working to prevent any demonstrations. The governor also reported that MOI and President Karzais
    office had also been notified. Governor Sherzai advised that CF in Kabul should host a press conference to
    prevent negative messages from being used by the insurgents.

    When Lt Col Phillips emphasized the need for continued night operations, Governor Sherzai did not retaliate.
    The governor acknowledged that many of the tribal elders and mullahs were opposed to night ops. He only re-
    emphasized the need for improved coordination and intelligence sharing. If not done, bad things will continue to
    happen, he said.

    The governor outlined future events to address many of the new concerns:

    On Sunday, 17 Jun 07, he will host a Shura at the governors compound inviting 10 tribal elders and leaders
    NOTE: The following information (TF-373 and HIMARS) is Classified Secret / NOFORN. The knowledge that
    TF-373 conducted a HIMARS strike must be kept protected. All other information below is classified Secret /
    REL ISAF.

    (S) Mission: O/O SOTF conducts kinetic strike followed with HAF raid to kill/capture ABU LAYTH AL LIBI
    on NAI 2.

    (S)Target: Abu Layth Al Libi is a senior al-Qaida military commander, Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG)
    leader. He is based in Mir Ali, Pakistan and runs training camps throughout North Waziristan. Collection over
    the past week indicates a concentration of Arabs IVO objective area.

    Result: 6 x EKIA; 7 x NC KIA, 7 x detainees

    (S) Summary: HAF departed for Orgun-E to conduct link-up and posture to the objective immediately after pre-
    assault fires. On order, 5 rockets were launched and destroyed structures on the objective (NAI 2). The HAF
    quickly inserted the assault force into the HLZ. ISR reported multiple UIMs leaving the objective area. The
    assault force quickly conducted dismounted movement to the target area and established containment on the
    south side of the objective. During the initial assault, dedicated air assets engaged multiple MAMs squirting off
    the objective area. GFC assessed 3 x EKIA squirters north and 3 x EKIA squirters south of the compound were
    neutralized from air asset fires. The assault force quickly maneuvered with a SQD element on the remaining
    squirters. The squirter element detained 12 x MAMs and returned to the objective area. GFC passed initial
    assessment of 7 x NC KIA (children). During initial questioning, it was assessed that the children were not
    allowed out of the building, due to UIMs presence within the compound. The assault force was able to uncover
    1 x NC child from the rubble. The MED TM immediately cleared debris form the mouth and performed CPR to
    revive the child for 20 minutes. Due to time restrictions, TF CDR launched QRF element to action a follow-on
    target (NAI 5). They quickly contained the objective and initiated the assault. The objective was secured and
    the assault force initially detained 6 x MAMs. The GFC recommended that 7 MAMs be detained for additional
    questioning. The TF CDR assessed that the assault force will continue SSE. The local governor was notified of
    the current situation and requests for assistance were made to cordon the AO with support from ANP and local
    coalition forces in search of HVI. A PRT is enroute to AO.

    1) Target was an AQ Senior Leader

    2) Patterns of life were conducted on 18 June from 0800z 1815z (strike time) with no indications of women
    or children on the objective

    3) The Mosque was not targeted nor was it struck initial reports state there is no damage to the Mosque

    4) An elder who was at the Mosque stated that the children were held against their will and were intentionally
    kept inside

    UPDATE: 18 0850Z June 07

    - Governor Khapalwak has had no success yet in reaching President Karzai (due to the Presidents busy schedule
    today) but expects to reach him within the hour (PoA reached later in the afternoon ~ 1400Z)

    - The Governor conducted a Shura this morning, in attendance were locals from both the Yahya Yosof Khail
    & Khail Districts

    - He pressed the Talking Points given to him and added a few of his own that followed in line with our current
    story

    - The atmospherics of the local populous is that they are in shock, but understand it was caused ultimately by the
    presence of hoodlums

    - the people think it is good that bad men were killed

    - the people regret the loss of life among the children

    - The Governor echoed the tragedy of children being killed, but stressed this couldve been prevented had the
    people exposed the presence of insurgents in the area

    - The Governor promised another Shura in a few days and that the families would be compensated for their loss

    - Tthe Governor was asked what the mood of the people was and he stated that "the operation
    was a good thing, and the people believe what we have told them"
    At 19 0940 Jun 07 Puma element reports that Polish convoy just left FOB Lightning en route to Gardez PRT
    when the first vehicle reported a soldier was shot. The shot was fired from inside the vehicle. Polish soldier
    sustained GSW to left upper arm. Soldier received medical treatment in FOB Lightening. 9-Line MEDEVAC
    requested at 19 0947 Jun 07.

    SVBIED THREAT WARNING


    Organization(s) Involved: AL QAIDA,FOREIGN FIGHTERS
    02 JUL 2007, RCC HQ INTSUM 183-07, NATO/ISAF SECRET

    SVBIED THREAT WARNING

    According to MoD G2, 3 suicide terrorist from Al-Qaida equipped with explosive vests, received instructions to
    entered Kabul on 29 Jun 07. Two of them are assigned to conduct suicide attacks against a staff buses of ANA
    and police forces (probably at main gates) and third one will commit suicide attacks against coalition forces in
    area of Pol-e-Charkhi. Suicide attackers are between 14 and 15 years old. They are working under the guidance
    of IZMARAI brother of QARI BARIAL. END

    G2 COMMENT: IZMARAI (or EZMARAI) would be one of the TB chiefs in TAGAB valley. He would be
    reported, as well, as QARI BARIAL's brother, a famous TB commander In TAGAB. It would not be surprising
    that QARI BARIAL would be one of the masterminds of these suicide attacks.
    In the RCC LNO report dated 30 June 07, a quite similar threat warning was issued. According to NDS, three
    suicide attackers aged 14 to 15 years old under the command of ABU SULAIMAN (ARAB) would have entered
    BADR ABAD area of TAGAB district of KAPISA. One of them would have been ordered to conduct a suicide
    attack against the governor of KAPISA and the other two have entered KABUL city area to attack ANSF/ISAF
    units.
    The 'SULAIMAN' mentioned could be the Maulawi SULAYMAN reported in a HUMINT summary dated 05
    May 07. He would have been involved in a threat warning regarding an SVBIED attack. The report was
    mentioning that Qari BARIAL would have given a Toyota Corolla to Maulawi SULAYMAN who would have
    loaded the vehicle with explosives. He would have given instructions to suicide attackers assigned to conduct
    the attack in PD-15 or PD-9.
    Maulawi SULAYMAN would be an active insurgent in TAGAB district.
    The two reports can be compared; the main difference would be the name of the INS involved IZMARAI vs
    SULAIMAN. Nevertheless the common denominator would be QARI BARIAL. It is also known that TB and
    AQ would act in concert when they have common interests. Thus it would not be surprising that AQ would
    provide volunteers for suicide attacks. END

    G2 ASSESSMENT: Reading the different reports we could assume that there would be a suicide bombers
    network organized in TAGAB valley under the command of QARI BARIAL. Since a few months, his name has
    been cited a lot of times in various intelligence reports as being involved in the planning and organization of
    suicide attacks in Kabul area. TAGAB would be a place of haven for TB; a staging area where they can quietly
    set up attacks against CF and GoA.
    The target chosen in this attack would seem to match Mullah OMAR requirements. Indeed on 25 May 07,
    supreme Taliban leader Mullah OMAR reportedly issued a letter outlining tactics and strategies for the conduct
    of war in AFGHANISTAN promoting more asymmetrical attacks in IRoA. The letter directed Taliban
    commanders to coordinate attacks on Afghan National Police (ANP) checkpoints, assassinate high-ranking
    government officials, and increase their use of remote-controlled improvised explosive devices (IEDs), pressure-
    plate IEDs and suicide bombings. Moreover it was recently reported that representatives from Al-Qaida, the
    Taliban and other insurgent groups allegedly met in the NORTH WAZIRISTAN AGENCY of PAKISTAN,
    where they received guidances - purportedly from Osama Bin LADEN - to execute twice as many suicide
    bombings (CJ2 update 087 dated 28 June 07).
    This threat warning should be considered carefully as it would seem to corroborate the information gathered
    previously. The attack carried out in KABUL on 17 June 07 regarding a suicide bomber that detonated himself
    inside a KABUL City Police bus carrying police instructors was the deadliest since 2001. If this happens again
    the impact could be huge in Afghanistan and abroad. That is what the INS would seem to look for.
    However the 'detail that could not work in TB's favor could be the age of the suicide bombers that are still
    children. Usually they are reported aged at least 17 (more considered as young adults even if they are still
    youngsters). END
    At 0810Z TF Kandahar reported a warning shot fired at motorcycle approaching the convoy, vehicle stopped, 1
    LN WIA and turned over to ANP. Event closed at 0830Z. After reports of additional LNs being wounded, JPCC
    RC(S) investigation revealed that there were 8 Escalation of Force engagements during this single convoy and
    that there were an additional 4 LN WIA and 1 LN KIA. On 3 July, TF Kandahar reported that one of the LN
    died of wounds in the hospital. Final BDA: 2 LN KIA, 5 LN WIA, ISAF tracking # 07-036

    03 0220Z Jul 07 an element from the 2Fury Forward Support Company was heading south on RTE FLORIDA
    from FOB GHZ to 4 Corners when they were involved in a vehicle accident with a local national on motorcycle
    at VC 4805 0984. Vehicles had pulled over on both sides of the road to let the CLP pass. The motorcycle pulled
    out from behind vehicles in the on coming traffic side and was driving towards the CLP less than 100m away.
    The TC of the lead vehicle used the EOF kit, to include siren and flashing lights. The gunner at the same time
    went through the EOF battle drill and attempted to wave the motorcyclist off to the side, switched to his M4,
    aimed at the area in front of the motorcyclist, and fired warning shots in front of him. The motorcyclist
    continued movement directly towards the convoy until the warning shots were fired. At that time the LN lost
    control of the motorcycle. The lead vehicle was slowing down preparing to stop when the LN impacted the lead
    UAH. The 2Fury medics began to assess him and provide aid. The local national had internal bleeding and a
    head injury. They were attempting to stabilize for movement back to FOB GHZ Aid Station. At 0235 the
    Forward Support Co reported the LN dead on scene. CLP returned to FOB GHZ at 0304Z, BN Surgeon
    coordinating w/ GHZ City Hospital to take control of the body and notify NOK. 2Fury is currently working IO
    themes with the PRT. AARs were conducted to refine convoy standards and SOPs. The father and uncle of the
    deceased arrived at FOB GHZ to identify the remains of the motocyclist. Out of ten photos provided by THT the
    uncle was able to pick out the correct photo of the LN. The company commander meet with the uncle on the
    FOB, the father was too upset to come on the FOB at the time. Arrangements have been made to pay solatia at a
    later date. At the request of the family and GHZ City Hospital, the remains were brought to the hospital by the
    Foward Support Company. They also returned to the area where the accident took place with THT to engage the
    locals.

    Headquarters
    International Security Assistance Force Afghanistan
    ________________________________________
    NEWS RELEASE [2007-XXX: Draft]
    ________________________________________

    One killed in early morning accident

    FORWARD OPERATING BASE SALERNO, Afghanistan (03 July) An Afghan civilian was killed near the
    city of Ghazni, when his motorcycle was struck by a passing International Security Assistance Force convoy in
    the Ghazni province, today.

    SEE ATTACHMENT FOR COMPLETE RELEASE


    At 090005Z TF Diablo reports a (Suspected VBIED) vehicle not obeying a hasty TCP IVO WC 212 171 FOB
    Gardez (airstrip). Phoenix 4 reported a UAH broke down in route to the Gardez airstrip. Phoenix 4 set up a
    security perimeter. While Phoenix 4 was setting up their TCP, a LN driver tried to enter into Phoenix 4 TCP,
    disregarding the shut, show, and the warning shot. Phoenix 4 did the proper procedures however, the vehicle did
    not stop, and Phoenix 4 took extreme action to stop the vehicle. The LN driver ran into the disabled UAH, both
    vehicles went off the road. The driver was wounded with a GSW to the chest; he was treated by CLS on the
    ground. QRF and EOD were launched from FOB Gardez. Medevac was requested and MC 090419Z. At
    090300Z TF Diablo reports EOD confirmed, no IED found in the vehicle. NFTR

    1 WC 2303 1493
    2 Diablo 71 57.850
    3 1A
    4 O2
    5 1L
    6N
    7 NONE
    81D
    9 FOB Gardez HLZ
    10 male age 70-75 w/ 5.56mm GSW to the right scapula, P=35, BP=80/60, received 5 mg of Morphine, 1 gram
    of ANCS, 500cc Hexton.

    LN Was evacuated to Salerno. W/U FOB GDZ 0400Z.SAL W/D 090419Z MC


    ISAF Tracking # 07-196.

    Headquarters
    International Security Assistance Force Afghanistan
    ________________________________________
    NEWS RELEASE [2007-XXX: Draft]
    ________________________________________

    Afghan driver wounded at ISAF Checkpoint

    FORWARD OPERATING BASE SALERNO, Afghanistan (9 July) International Security Assistance Forces
    shot an Afghan man this morning after he failed to stop at an ISAF checkpoint in Gardez, Paktya province.
    ( See attachment)

    12 1755ZJUL07 2Fury element located at the Qarabagh DC, VB 1656 7295, got a report that an ANP check
    point located at VB 024 651 was attacked by an unknown number of TB w/ 2 ANP WIA. At the time of the
    report not in contact. The 2Fury element, a squad from Apache Thunder, with 3v, 9US, 1 terp, 9 ANP and ANP
    Police Chief left the DC at 1802z to recover casualties and help with security. ISR assets were pushed to the grid
    given but could not locate any type of activity. ISR then found the convoy and followed them to the location.
    The ANP led the 2Fury element to the location of the CP, actual location was VB 12116 69258. Upon arrival
    they discovered there was 1 ANP wounded with a single GSW to the upper right thigh caused by friendly fire.
    There was no TB contact. The wounded ANP was ground evac''d to the Qarabagh DC to
    receive treatment at the Qarabagh Clinic, next to the district center. NFTR, Event closed at 1802Z

    ISAF Tracking# 07-292.

    At 0135Z TF Kandahar reported during a short halt, the TF was approached by a motorcycle which did not react
    to warnings. A two round burst was fired at the ground beside the motorcycle. The motorcycle turned into
    Martyr Circle, there were no injuries or collateral damage. Friendly forces continued with mission. Vehicle was
    2 meters away when shots were fired, not 20m. Civilian police liasion with ANP. 1 LN on motorcycle has
    gunshot wounds to the leg and back. ANP reports driver was not paying attention. Approximately 40 elders
    currently at location wondering why driver was shot. The local national was brought to a local national hospital.
    Event closed at 0655Z. ISAF number 07-295.
    At 1820Z TF Nimroz reported a C-130 was refueling 11 thousand feet above Khashroad DC, a crew member
    observed a bright flash followed by a second flash approximately 2 natical miles from the aircraft. A corkscrew
    smoke trale was observed and the aircraft dispensed flares and maneuvered from the treat the projectile changed
    projectory and went past the aircraft. It was later assessed as SAFIRE was proabably a MANPAD event.
    NFTR. Event closed. ISAF tracking number 07-598.

    Taliban in first heat-seeking missile attack

    Media: Telegraph
    Byline: Tom Coghlan
    Date: 29 July 2007

    Taliban militants have used a heat-seeking surface-to-air missile to attack a Western aircraft over Afghanistan
    for the first time. (For the rest of the story please see attachment)
    At 0845 TF Uruzgan reported 1 local national driving a vehicle. Suspect SVBIED vehicle (Red Hilux) was
    indicated to stop, vehicle sped up towards AUS forces, AUS forces engaged with 5 rounds small arms fire. 1
    Local national KIA. Securing site, EOD to exploit. At 1118Z TF Uruzgan reported event handed over to local
    authorities. Event closed at 1126Z. EOD determined that the vehicle was not a SVBIED. ISAF tracking # 07-
    581.
    At 0900Z TF Helmand reported 2 passengers in a car that was speeding towards coalition forces.Escalation
    forces were carried out to no avail. 2 shots were fired into the bonnet of the car and the vehicle veered off of the
    road to a halt.Local National removed the person from the car who is believed to have lower limb injuries. Delay
    reporting incident closed at 1020Z. ISAF Tracking #07-586.
    At 1128Z TF Uruzgan reported a escalation of force 3.1KM NE of FOB Ripley. 1 male in a vehicle failed to
    stop at a check point. Friendly forces engaged the male with small arms fire. The males status was unknown at
    the time. ***UPDATE: Vehicle drove away. RTF found car and 3x PAX (1x male and 2x children) at TK
    Hospital. They will be sent to NLD R2 TK ASAP for further treatment. 1x female child with serious head
    injury and hand injury. 1x male child with minor shrapnel injuries. Event closed 1249Z. ISAF Tracking # 07-
    621.
    PRT DAILY REPORT

    Last 24:
    Summary of Activities: Unit: PRT SHARANA DTG: 2007-07-29

    Commanders Summary: (S//REL) One of our CA teams is preparing for a mission next week to OMNA and
    CHARBORAN. The PRT vehicle situation is eleven of sixteen UAH FMC. Our LMTV is still NMC. Two
    vehicles have critical parts on order. We have four of four MK19s and four of four M2s FMC.

    Political: (S//REL) Our DOS Rep met with the Paktika Director of Tribal Affairs, Mirajudin Miraj. On the
    current problems with the tribes, he said that Terwa and Waza Khwa (where Miraj is from) were better in terms
    of tribal relations, but tribal problems get worse closer to Sharana. The most problematic is the Alikhel tribe, a
    sub-tribe of Sulaimankhel, which is close to Sharana. Miraj said that not a single member of the Alikhel tribe is
    in the ANA or the ANAP, and they will not work with the GOA.

    When asked about his strategy for bringing the tribes together, Miraj said that there is a need to improve the
    economic situation of the tribes. However, he was not able to articulate anything more specific, and said he
    cannot do anything to help, because he doesnt have funding to hold shuras (food, transportation costs, etc.) DOS
    Rep asked why people would not attend shuras on their own, without receiving payment, when they had been
    doing this for many years. Miraj said there are three reasons for this: (1) the people have no education, so they
    are not able to reason when someone tells them to kill someone or plant an IED for money, and they are not able
    to see that they can make their own lives better by bringing the tribes together; (2) they have no patriotism for
    Afghanistan; and (3) after 30 years of war, they have a culture of expecting things to be provided to them. He
    said that in order to give people back their civic/tribal/Afghan pride, we must have three things: (1) education;
    (2) deal with Pakistan, which does not want Afghanistan to succeed; and (3) provide economic opportunities,
    because currently people will do anything for money, even if it means killing CF or ANSF.

    Miraj confided in DOS Rep that Abdul Hai, who was just appointed as the sub-governor of Waza Khwa, was
    previously the sub-governor in War Mamey. While there, he was known to have associations with the Taliban,
    even giving them weapons from the district center. He then went to Pakistan to work with the Taliban for 6
    months, but was unable to be fully accepted by them, because he only agreed to kill Coalition Forces, not
    Afghan forces. Now he has returned as the sub-governor of Waza Khwa. Miraj said the Governor is fully aware
    of Hais past associations with the Taliban. Miraj also expressed concern about Abdul Shokur, saying that he has
    purposefully done things to get police killed while they were working for him.

    Miraj closed by saying that the Coalition must do its best, because many people think that the CF are working
    with the Taliban. When asked how people could think this, he said that there was no way the CF could NOT
    find the Taliban and defeat them if the CF were really trying, as the CF has superior technology. DOS Rep
    explained that sometimes superior technology could not be fully applied against the enemy, because the Taliban
    is aware of the CFs desire to not kill civilians and accordingly hides in villages among the civilians so that they
    will not be bombed. However, Miraj was convinced that the CF were not trying their best.

    The DOS reps assessment is that Miraj did not appear particularly effective, because he was mostly concerned
    with himself, and had a defeatist attitude about his ability to do his job. He began the meeting by saying that the
    PRT always wants things from him (i.e. visits) but never does anything for him. He said he needed a nicer
    office with chairs and carpets and asked why the PRT did not provide these things. The DOS Rep explained to
    him that the mission of the PRT is to build things that will have a lasting effect for all the people of the province,
    not things that will benefit one person individually. He complained that he could not do his job, because he does
    not have a nice office in which to entertain visitors, and he does not have an operating budget to hold shuras.
    The DOS Rep asked if he had asked for funding from his Ministry, and he replied that he had not. For every
    idea that DOS Rep pitched to him, he had a reason why the idea would not work---lack of education, Pakistan,
    security, lack of desire, etc. He seemed resigned to the idea that the tribes in Paktika no longer work, and will
    not work in the future, and he seemed disinclined to work to fix that.

    PAKTIKA GOVERNOR Location next 24hrs and districts visited this week - Governor Khpalwak is currently
    in Sharana. He visited the following districts this past week: SHARAN and MATA KHAN.

    Sunday, July 29, 2007


    At 0559Z TF Uruzgan reported a white minibus stopped at a coalition forces stop signwhen a second vehicle
    overtook the vehicle that stopped 2km south of PB Poentjak.Friendly forces fired through the windshield and the
    vehicle stopped.Coaliton forces moved on but were later notified that there was 1 LN KIA. Closed at 1243Z LN
    was confirmed killed. ISAF Tracking# 012

    CJSOTF-A tracked and fixed two senior Taliban commanders (CENTCOM HVIs TIER 2) conducting a major
    Shura in the Baghni Valley, Baghran District, Helmand Province on 2 August 2007
    Mullah Ihklas Ahkundzada was the senior operational commander and logistics leader in southern Afghanistan;
    he was selected by the Quetta Shura and appointed by Taliban Senior Leader, Bahkt Mohammad, to provide
    oversight to Taliban operations in southern Afghanistan
    Qalandari was Mullah Ihklas senior lieutenant and primary logistics officer for southern Afghanistan
    Both commanders were instrumental in the sustaining the fighting in southern Afghanistan
    After establishing multiples forms of PID that the two HVIs were co-located at a known meeting site, CJSOTFA
    received ISAF approval to strike target area
    CJSOTFA employed six GBU-31 (2000lbs) precision guided munitions effectively destroying the primary target
    location
    Initial unconfirmed Battle Damage Assessment (BDA) includes estimated 25-50 Taliban Senior Commanders,
    security and fighters
    No additional confirmation of death of two HVIs at this time, special intelligence will continue to track in order
    to confirm/deny death of senior leaders
    Estimated 70-100 fighters and multiple Taliban Commanders
    Possible death of three senior leaders
    Mullah Ihklas, Qalandari and developmental target (Nacadoches)
    Multiple secondary explosions confirm target as cache site
    1x Vehicle
    At 1243Z TF Uruzgan reported 2 Local Nationals on a motorbike approaching a searching unit from the east
    from the village ANA JOI. They neglected a stop sign and warning shots . 1 Local National KIA, and second
    local national got away. At 1359Z public order situation has now been de-escalated. Body of local national has
    been handed over to family. Interpreter has left the coalition forces and accompanies the body of the deceased
    local national. Coalition forces continued on there task to PB Volendam. ISAF Tracking # 08-118
    At 1940Z TF Phoenix reported on route to Camp Dogan where coalition forces are stationed a US patrol from
    Camp Phoenix fired at a civilian vehicle carrying coalition personel. NO injuries but damage to civilian vehicle.
    Dismounted US patrol was not in cooridination with CF''s.Event Closed. ISAF Tracking
    #08-099
    At 1430Z TF Helmand reported apolice mentoring team was on a mobile patrol, 4.1 km NE of FOB Price.
    During the patrol a tanker approached the friendly forces vehicle. The tanker did not heed warnings(mini flares).
    A warning shot was fired to the side of the vehicle, the vehicle stopped and obeyed commands. Patrol continued
    on task and returned to JPCC IN GSK. 1520Z reported by ANSF that 1x LN had been injured with gun shot
    wound. Event closed at 1712Z.
    Event Number 08-179

    A Portuguese Convoy traveling thru Kabul fired warning shots at a civilian vehicle. The vehicle had failed to
    heed several non Lethal warnings. The driver and a LN bystander were wounded. ISAF tracking number 08-385
    At 0830Z TF Kandahar reported that 13.9KM northeast of PB Wilson in the Panjwayi District of Kandahar
    province, element gave 2 warning shots at 0835Z 1 local national was injured and became VSA during transport
    to PB Wilson. He was offically declared VSA at 0910Z at PB Wilson. His family went to PB Wilson and the
    body was given to his family at 0926Z. This casualty connected to MM(S) 08-16B. TIC closed at 1053Z.
    ISAF tracking number 08-401.
    These are the facts as I know them. All of this is subject to change.

    The morning of the incident, around 1030L, the RCP hit an IED near the village. A patrol from C Coy
    responded and hit asecond IED. They identified 4x ACM responsible for the IEDs andcaptured two and thetwo
    others escaped.Theycollected a lot of SIGINTindicating that the individuals were still around. They were
    searching for the remaining individuals when around 1600L, 4x ACM were seen moving vicinity of the village.
    It is not clear if they were hiding in the village or just passing through. There was only one section of two
    vehicles involved in the TIC. They fired their 12.7mm MG at the individuals, but the weapon jammed. The
    ACM then returned fire. They then emplaced their mortars. They fired a total of 26 rounds according to one
    report. They fired over and then short and then three rounds impacted within a compound. One impacted on the
    roof of the house, one impacted in the court yard, and the last went through the roof and detonated within the
    house. There was a wedding celebration going on in the house, which explains the high number of casualties. As
    soon as the PBG soldiers saw where the rounds impacted, they moved immediately to the compound to provide
    assistance. The 4x ACM escaped.

    This information is still to sketchy to assess a cause for the inaccurate rounds.

    Current Casualty list:6x KIA (1x male, 4 female, one baby)


    3x WIA (all female, one of which was 9 months pregnant)

    All of the casualties were from the Jalal Zaid Tribe, but not all were from the village, because some were from
    out of town for the wedding. This will spread the negative effect to a larger area then itwould of otherwise.
    Today, there were 120 locals rioting at the gate ofFOB Waza Khwa protesting the deaths.

    I am not able to talk to the individual soldiersdirectly, because the formal investigation has to be conducted by
    their Prosecutor. His name is LTC Dariusz Raczkiewicz. He is currently in Ghazni and will be here ina day or
    two. The individuals conducting their informal investigation are a MP investigator, WO Humeniuk Karol and
    aCounter Intelligence guy named LTC Radoslaw Jagiello. They are also not allowed to question the soldiers that
    were involved. Their inability to question the soldiers is causing much of the faulty reporting.

    Tomorrow at 0830L, there will be a Shura at the Waza Khwa DC. I will attend it with the C Coy Commander,
    the Charlie 2/508 Commander,and the two guys conducting the informal investigation. At 1100L a flight will
    take a contingent from the families of the injured females to OE.
    VULNERABILITY OF CIVILIAN MOBILE PHONES
    Organization(s) Involved: AGAKHAN DEVELOPMENT NETWORK,HEZB E ISLAMI
    GULBUDDIN,ROSHAN,TALIBAN,TELECOM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY AFGHANISTAN
    25 AUG 2007, CJ2 JIC ISAF HQ, NATO SECRE REL ISAF
    CJ2 JICHeadquarters International Security Assistance ForceKABUL, AFGHANISTANe-mail: ISAF HQ
    CJ2 PROD MANAGER NS IVSN: 686-2906

    25 AUG 2007

    VUNERABILITY OF CIVILIAN MOBILE PHONES

    REF: A) UK Mirror Article - Taliban tapping British troops Mobiles to taunt soldier's families (22 August 2007)
    (U)
    B) IFC - Afghanistan: Possible Threat to ISAF Communications (18 May 2007) (NSI)
    C) IFC - Afghanistan: Taliban, Hezb-e Islami Gulbuddin (HIG), and Insurgent Technical Capabilities (29
    January 2007) (NS)
    D) National Security Agency - Afghanistan Threat Assessment (15 August 2007) (U/FOUO)
    E) SHAPE - Possible Dangers in Using Mobile Communication Devices within the ISAF AOR (29 June 2007)
    (NSI)
    F) SHAPE NCSA - Communications Security Monitoring Vulnerability Assessment (02 April 2007) (NRI)

    BACKGROUND

    (U) On 22 Aug 2007 the UK Mirror published an article stating that some families of British soldiers deployed
    in Afghanistan had received "hate calls" from Taleban believed based in Pakistan. The report claims senior
    commanders believe the Taleban get the phone numbers by monitoring troops' mobile phone calls or from staff
    at Afghan phone companies. One of the newspaper's unnamed sources states that the use of mobile phones is "a
    huge security problem" and adds that "any numbers going to England can be called, or used to get addresses to
    send poison-pen letters to relatives". Numerous assessments on this topic have been conducted by different
    agencies (see References above) and this paper will extract the relevant details from each.

    ROSHAN GSM NETWORK

    (NU) Roshan is the brand name for the Kabul based GSM service provider. It was launched by Telecom
    Development Company Afghanistan (TDCA) Ltd. TCDA is owned by an international consortium formed by
    Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, Monaco Telecom International, US based MCT Corporation and
    Alcatel SA.

    (NSI) The Roshan Network is the largest provider of GSM services in Afghanistan. Its service area covers most
    of Afghanistan and also covers most of the major border crossing areas with Pakistan, Iran and Uzbekistan. Even
    when using a European or North American GSM provider (phone brought from home), the call is routed through
    the Roshan GSM infrastructure in Afghanistan. Every GSM provider in the world has the ability to locate and
    track a GSM phone as soon as it is turned on. This means that the Roshan network is able to identify which
    phones have been turned on in the ISAF HQ area and can further track their movements. Key leaders and VIPs
    should observe the recommendations set out at Ref F to avoid there locations and movements being tracked.

    (NSI) Reportedly Russian SIGINT units assisted Roshan to expand its cellular service to provinces all over
    Afghanistan. During this time, Russian SIGINT units were monitoring ISAF and Coalition communications via
    the Roshan network.

    INSURGENT EXPLOITATION OF ROSHAN

    (NSI) At this time its doubtful insurgents have the technical ability eavesdrop on conversations and numbers
    dialled from Roshan GSM. The insurgents do, however, have the ability to obtain data from sympathetic or
    coerced human sources inside the Roshan network (who obviously track calls) or from sympathetic foreign
    intelligence service personnel. In mid-November 2006, Taleban militants in Zharey District of Kandahar
    provided safe passage to Roshan equipment and personnel through their area to Sangin and Musa Qala districts
    of Helmand. Other reports indicate Roshan engineers were maintaining the network components under the
    observation of the Taleban. This offer of safe passage shows coordination at some level between Taleban
    elements and Roshan workers.

    FOREIGN EXPLOITATION OF ROSHAN

    (NSI) Reporting from February 2007 indicates Pakistani intelligence service (ISI) is currently collecting and
    At 1354Z TF Helmand reported that 2-3 insurgents attacked a compound in the Kajaki district, Helmand
    province, with small arms fire and RPGs. Friendly forces returned fire with mortars and crew serve weapons.
    Close air support was on station (2xF-15s). At 1429Z TF Helmand requested a medevac for 4 UK, 3 WIA with
    various status on injuries and 1 UK KIA. At 1751Z, TF Helmand is searching grid 41S PR 9635 8085, which
    the POI of the 1xGBU-12 (500 lbs JDAM). At 2009Z, friendly forces has arrived in Kajaki and are at COP
    getting briefed before deploying. Friendly forces are at ground level but still a large amount of rubble to sort
    through about to happen with other friendly forces handling over another friendly forces. At 2016Z consttant
    attcks on helos with RPGs were reported. At 2124Z an update was reported, that the search continues for
    missing individual. At 2159Z body is reported as found in compound 549. Extraction to HLS LANCASTER is
    planed by first light. Update reported at 2239Z search of site denied by level 1 CD. Minimal damage assesed at
    this time UK asset will complete task. Event update at 0042Z all C/S are back in COP ZBG and PAZ are
    extracting from KJI. A/C is now servicable. TIC closed at 0138Z. UPDATE: 3x UK KIA, 2x UK WIA. ISAF
    Tracking # 08-640.
    At 232143ZAUG07, a GR7 (RECOIL47) at 41S QR 06539 79313 (16700 AGL/HDG 010/SPD 270) was
    circling an objective when they were engaged by an unidentified rocket. The crew observed a fast moving
    projectile with a smoke trail at their 7 oclock position, traveling at a 030 straight flight profile. The projectile
    was at 13700ft AGL when the crew observed an orange motor burn. The projectile passed between Recoil 47
    and its wingman, moving to their 1 oclock. The projectile was at 21700ft AGL when the smoke trail ended and
    no detonation was seen. The projectiles smoke trail was significant and did not fully dissipate for 3 minutes.
    No countermeasures were taken.

    TF Pegasus Comment: The signature reported by the crew does not match any known weapon in Afghanistan.
    Every MANPAD and known rockets burn out at half the height reported by the crew. MSIC is reviewing the
    MISREP to provide possible weapons that would match this description. This event was a target of opportunity
    Minor SAFIRE (UI Rocket).
    (C) USDP EDELMAN AND COUNSELOR COHEN DISCUSS AFGHANISTAN AND PAKISTAN WITH
    ADAM THOMSON, FCO DIRECTOR FOR SOUTH ASIA AND PAKISTAN: (Source: AMEMBASSY
    LONDON 03279, 24 Aug 07)

    Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Eric Edelman and Counselor of the State Department Elliot Cohen
    discussed Afghanistan and Pakistan August 13 with FCO South Asia and Afghanistan Director Adam Thomson.
    Thomson thought Pakistan''s President Musharraf had only a few weeks to resolve the
    political situation or lose his hold on power by the end of the year. On Afghanistan, both sides agreed on the
    need for a much more unified effort focused on counter-insurgency, with all other considerations integrated into
    it. On counter-narcotics, the Under Secretary raised the possibility of embedding DEA agents with British
    forces; Thomson argued for interdiction as the priority, while affirming the importance of eradication. He urged
    the USG to stay engaged with Europeans on support to the Afghan National Police. The two sides agreed on the
    importance of a strong international coordinator, though no candidate yet stood out. The UK is undertaking a
    thorough re-think on Afghanistan, and the Foreign Secretary intends to give Secretary of State Rice a short paper
    in September.
    At 280250Z TF URUZGAN reports at 41S QS 7217 1604, 6.8km south of FOB POENTJAK, TARIN KOWT in
    URUZGAN Province. As RTF was out on patrol on OP SYDNEY 1(one) local national vehicle speed up
    towards them. They are consolidating on position and securing the site. 1(one) local national has a gunshot
    wound and a possible fracture. 1(one) local national was given first aid and taken to TK HOSPITAL. Update
    posted at 0310Z ANP took custody over casualty and will bring local national who received gunshot wound to
    TK R2. Event closed at 0403Z. NFTR. Event is assigned 08-791.
    At 0232Z TF Zabul reported 2x ANA WIA with gunshot wounds to the arms and 1x ANA KIA, caused by ANA
    NCO. ANA NCO took soldiers outside the wire and shot them. ANA NCO reportedly having mental problems.
    ANA NCO in custody, event closed at 0505Z. Event related to MEDEVAC MM(S)08-29A. Event 08-822 has
    been assigned.
    At 1412Z TF HELMAND reported a large explosion on the road in between two markets at 41R PR 48565
    20919, 4.8km northeast of FOB PRICE, NAHRIJ SARIAJ in HELMAND province. An unknown number of
    non combatants were KIA and WIA IVO GSK attending a market. QRF AND IRT already notified and on the
    move to location. MEDEVAC requested MM(S) 09-10C approved. 7X urgent surgical, 4X priority, 2X routine
    all non combatants and non US MIL. Update posted at 2209Z MEDEVAC closed at 2016Z. Update posted
    2210Z. Update posted at 2239Z BDA report 13X noncombatans WIA, 2X non combatants KIA. Event closed at
    2217Z. ISAF tracking # 09-357.

    11x ANP KIA


    15 Non Combatants Killed
    56 Non Combatants Injured
    ----------------------
    Update: It appears to be a suicide attack intended to target a Police Chief Aram Attulah. The explosion killed
    this police chief and 10 of his security detail. Here are the updated totals, although these are ANP reports and
    the figures have changed several times:
    - 26 total killed
    - 56 wounded
    17 of the wounded were taken to FOB Price 2 died there
    Out of the 15 at FOB Price, 2 stayed, 6 were MEDEVACED to Camp Bastion, and 7 were MEDEVACED to
    Kandahar. One of the patients taken to Kandahar died and another there is close to expiring.
    At 1715Z RC CENTRAL reported ANA soldiers getting in a fire fight with another ANA unit with small arms
    fire at 42S WD 070 210, KABUL, 9km northwest of CAMP COBRA. No casualties or damage were reported.
    ANA is leading the investigation. Event closed at 1906Z. ISAF tracking # 09-443.
    At 0322Z TF Helmand reported in the vicinity of FOB Arnhem, Nahri Sarraj district in Helmand province;
    during a resupply ANA observed and engaged a friendly forces resupply with small arms fire. Friendly forces
    returned fire with small arms fire resulting in 1 ANA casualty. ANA casualty was
    medevac''d MM(S) 09-20B, which was mission complete at 0614Z. TIC closed at
    0616Z. ISAF tracking # 09-655.
    TF DIAMOND BACK SALTUR 210923ZSEP07

    S: 1 ANP / 3 ANA

    A: 1 ANP OFFICER HIT AN ANA OFFICER WITH DOOR OF VIC. ALL PARTIES IN CIVILIAN
    CLOTHING. THEY BEGAN TO FIGHT. ANA OPENED FIRE WITH SMALL ARMS. (7 TO 8 ROUNDS
    STRUCK ANP VIC) 3 NON-COMBATIVES WOUNDED (1 SHOT IN THE NECK/ 1 SHOT IN STOMACH/
    1 SHOT IN LEG. ALL RECOVERING IN MHL HOSPITAL) ANA THEN TOOK ANP VIC AND
    WEAPONS. ANP OFFICER NOT INJURED. GAVE VIC AND WEAPONS BACK TODAY.

    L: MHL BAZAR APROX - (42S XD 108 367)

    T: INCIDENT OCCURED 201230ZSEP07. WAS NOT REPORTED TO TF DB OR PCC UNTIL


    210430ZSEP07.

    U: MHL ANP/ MHL ANA

    R: INTIALLY TF DB CALLED BDE TOC (PRIOR TO KNOWLEDGE OF INJURIES) AS A WARNING.


    PCC/ETT HAS JUST INFORMED US OF THE INJURIES. GOV HELD MEETING WITH BOTH ANA
    AND ANP, RESULTS UNKNOWN ATT. MINISTRY OF INTERIOR IS INVESTIGATING. CURRENTLY,
    3/66 MP''S REPORTED THAT THE ATOMOSPHER IS TENSE BETWEEN ANA
    AND ANP DOWN AT BAZAR. NOTHING MORE TO REPORT ATT.

    INCIDENT SUMMARY:

    Last night approx. 1745L, an ANP driving a Ranger smacked an ANA with the door in the bizaar. The ANA
    was armed but not in uniform. The ANP driver was not in a uniform either. The ANP and ANA argued, and the
    ANA shot 3 civilians. All are recovering in the hospital in Mehtar Lam 1km outside the FOB. The ANA also
    shot the ANP Ranger. At least 7 bullet holes were confimed. The ANA confiscated the Ranger and the
    weapons of the ANP (3 AK-47s and one pistol). The OIC of the ANP involved was a MAJ Abdula. He is the
    OIC of the checkoints in Mehtar Lam and works at the big checkpoint just over the bridge on the way to JAF.
    The ANP claim they fired no shots and gave up their weapons when the ANA demanded them. The CoP was in
    a meeting when we arrived at the PHQ and I interviewed the driver. The CoP left the meeting, met with me for
    20-30 minutes, and then left again. He confirmed the report we received. The CoP stated he called NDS and the
    deputy Governor last night IOT get his Ranger and weapons returned and all items are now accounted for. MOI
    and MOD were at the PHQ this morning investigating, according to the CoP.4. DETAILED REPORTING:

    ALTERCATION BETWEEN ANA AND ANP LEAVES 3X LN WOUNDED


    (S//REL TO USA, AFG, GCTF, ISAF, NATO//FOR DISPLAY ONLY TO AFG) At approximately
    201215ZSEP07 an ANP officer in civilian clothes struck an ANA officer, also in civilian clothes, with the door
    of his vehicle at the Mehtar Lam bazaar. Other ANA officers arrived and pulled the ANP officer out of his
    truck. An altercation ensued which escalated into shooting. ANP claims they did not fire any shots. According
    to Gen. Omaryar, Laghman ANP Chief, the ANA shot three civilians who are now recovering in the Mehtar
    Lam hospital. 1x LN received a GSW to the stomach, 1x LN received a GSW to the neck, and 1x LN received a
    GSW to the leg. There are 7-8 bullet holes in the ANP officers truck. The ANA confiscated the ANP officers
    weapon at the time of the fight, but the weapon was released in the morning at the prompting of Gen. Omaryar.
    MOI is in Mehtar Lam investigating. DOI: 20070920; Source: PCC

    (S) Analyst Comment: This will damage the populaces view of the IRoA in Mehtar Lam and significantly aid
    the insurgency. The IRoA should act immediately to condemn the injury to innocent civilians. Tempers were
    likely high due to Ramadan fasting. It remains unclear who initiated the attack and why.
    ---------------------------------Incident closed nothing further to
    report-----------------------------------------------------------
    At 0334Z TF Helmand reported 2X suspected SVBIEDs drove at Boron 30A checkpoint at 41R PR 619 254,
    5.2km southeast of FOB Sandford, Nahri Sarraj district in Helmand province. Escalation of force was used,
    shots were fired and mini flares were fired. The motor bike was speeding towards CP. Friendly forces fired
    warning shots. The motorbike stopped short, refused to get off the bike and then continued to drive straight at
    the CP again. At 0402Z TF Helmand requested a MEDEVAC for 2X local nationals, possibly insurgents in
    connection to this incident. At 0406Z TF Helmand began the search and cordon around the motorcycle. Incident
    closed at 0513Z. ISAF tracking # 10-037
    At 0850Z RC Capital reported that a UK coy fired a warning shot and injured a non combatant on RTE Bottle.
    The UK coy sent a QRF and MTT to bring the casualty to Camp Warehouse. This occured in the vicinity of
    Camp Phoenix in the Kabul district of Kabul province. RC Capital med is aware of the situation. The non
    combatant was wounded with 2 or 3 bullets. An investigation is pending as to the events that led up to the UK
    Coy shooting the non combatant. Event closed at 1246Z. ISAF tracking #10-119.
    On the evening of 04 October 2007 TF 373 conducted an Air Assault insertion to assault OBJ Wolf VA 34592
    80075. After breaching the objective, the clearing element received effective small arms fire and fragmentation
    grenades from inside the target building. 5x US soldiers were wounded initially. The ground forces then began
    to fire into the entrances of the compound and in the ensuing firefight 7x more US soldiers received minor
    shrapnel wounds. The element pulled off of the objective with the wounded leaving an M-4 inside the
    compound. The M-4 was in the engagement zone and ground forces were unable to reach it. After the building
    was evacuated the ground commander simultaneously began setting up an HLZ for CASEVAC of the wounded
    and also initiated AC-130 fires on the target compound. Once CASEVAC was completed 2x A-10s initiated
    fires on the compound dropping 2x GBU 12s (500lbs). Following the bomb impacts secondary explosions and a
    fire were observed and were believed to have been caused by a buried munitions cache. TF 373 exfilled at 2246z
    and called QRF, C/2-508 (attached to TF White Eagle), to conduct SSE of the site. The building was
    completely destroyed.

    US, PBG and ANSF forces had all arrived on scene by 050230ZOCT07 and had begun SSE of the objective and
    a search in the village shortly thereafter. The objective had been cleaned up and items hidden in what appeared
    to be an attempt to cover up the contact. A motorcycle, exploded RPG rounds and machine gun links had been
    hidden underneath a blanket. The owner of the bike is not known. Additionally the M-4 with a PEQ-2A and an
    ACOG were found deliberately hidden underneath some brush along with a kit bag left by TF 373. The kit bag
    contained some papers from the objective and a poncho liner. Both the M-4 and kit bag have been turned over
    to TF 373. The site also contained more exploded RPG rounds, small arms casings, 2x AK-47 magazines
    (empty) several Pakistani ID cards and various other documents. During the search 4x males of military age
    believed to have knowledge about the contact were detained and have been transferred to the ANA Compound
    on FOB Waza Kwah for further questions from THT 45 and the NDS.

    6x KIA were found inside the compound. 1x adult female, 1x female child and 4x male adults, one of which was
    bound by zip cuffs. Pictures of the compound and deceased have been taken and the finger printing of all
    deceased males has been conducted. The bound man has been identified as the owner of the compound and it is
    believed that he was a prisoner/hostage of the ACM.

    3x wounded LNs (1x 10 year old boy, 2x teenage girls) were brought to CF during the SSE and were
    CASEVACd to FOB Waza Kwah when 2Fury elements RTB. One of the teenaged girls was MEDEVACd to
    FOB Salerno for treatment. The other 2x wounded were released from FOB Waza Kwah at approximately
    1230z.

    The 12 US WIA are all in stable condition. 6x personnel are at BAF, 3 of which are RTD, while the other 6x
    personnel are at Orgun-E with the FST and the 373 surgeon still undergoing treatment.

    BDA is as follows:
    12x US WIA (3 RTD BAF, 3 at CSH in BAF, 6 at Orgun-E receiving treatment.)
    3x LN WIA (2x released, 1x at FOB Salerno receiving treatment.)
    1x LN Female Child KIA.
    1x LN Adult Female KIA
    4x LN Adult Male KIA (1x believed to be prisoner/hostage.)
    1x Donkey killed.
    1x Dog killed.
    Several Chickens killed.
    1x Munitions Cache Destroyed.
    Several RPGs destroyed.
    1x Compound destroyed.
    1x M-4 w/ PEQ-2A and ACOG recovered.
    1x Motorcycle damaged.

    <SEE COMMENTS SECTION FOR FULL REPORT>


    At 0650Z, TF Uruzgan reported an unknown number of insurgents drove in on a friendly forces patrol at 41S QS
    6962 1348, 0.6km southeast of Tarin Kowt, Tarin Kowt district of Uruzgan province. Friendly forces fired 2X
    warning shots with 7.62mm general purpose machine gun. Friendly forces have wounded 2X local nationals, 1X
    local national brought to NLD R2. The other was taken to Tarin Kowt civilian Hospital. One patient had a slight
    neck injury and the other was operated on, exact injuries unknown. No further BDA reported by TF Uruzgan.
    Event closed at 0752Z. ISAF tracking # 10-178.
    Last 24:
    Summary of Activities: Unit: PRT SHARANA DTG: 2007-10-06

    Commanders Summary: (S//REL) CAT-A Team B traveled to Sarobi to conduct QA/QC and leader
    engagements. They are on day 2 of a 5 day mission to assess the Eastern Paktika districts. The PRT vehicle
    situation is eleven of seventeen UAH FMC. Our one LMTV is NMC for a faulty front drive shaft. However,
    the parts are on order. We have four of four MK19s and four of four M2s FMC.

    Political: (S//REL) The PRT CO, PRT CA Officer along with PBG CA Officer and DCO escorted the
    Provincial Chief of Police, Gen Mulakhel, NDS 5 Deputy, Nabile, and the Provincial Director of Tribal Affairs
    (native of the region) to the village of Laswanday in the Gwashta region of Waza Kwah, 36 hours following a
    TF 373 operation on Objective Wolf (42 SVA 34591 80079) which resulted in the death of 1 child, 1 woman, 5
    males and the wounding of 3 others (1 small boy, 2 teenage girls of which one was medevacd earlier).
    Initial reception was uneventful. About 12 adult males were waiting in the area of the target compound. The
    group took a tour of the damaged compound while another villager was sent to gather the rest of the villagers
    from the area. Villagers present indicated that all persons killed or injured in the attack were from the same
    family. [Leads to further question as to why one individual, the owners son, was found in the rubble with his
    hands tied behind his back.]
    The village males gathered outside the compound where Gen Miakhel addressed them. There were about 100
    in attendance. This is significant in that there were more in attendance today than when we addressed basically
    the same group at the Gwashta bazaar (1 km down the valley) after an A-10 attack on an IED maker two months
    ago. In addition, this was a large attendance for an event during Ramadan. Possible explanation is that the
    villagers indicated they expected the Governor when they saw the helicopters approach. The group was well
    behaved and polite as they greeted us with no hostility toward government officials, US or PBG forces.
    The villagers listened intently as ANP6 gave an impressive, engaging speech. Key points included the
    importance of education, how ACM elements prevent Afghans from attending school while they send their kids
    to school, how Taliban mullahs misinterpret the Quran for there benefit, Taliban hypocrisy in burning madrassas
    now when during the mujahadeen battle with the Soviets they didnt burn madrassas, and during the war with the
    Soviets how the Americans were widely considered Afghanistans friends but now they call them enemies of the
    Afghans. Gen Mulakhel urged the tribe to band together and resist Taliban aggression so that they wont end up
    like the family in the compound.
    General Mulakhel was very well received and talked for the better part of a half hour. An eloquent and very
    effective public speaker, he hit all the important points in addressing this incident repeating many times how the
    CF are here to help and are helping the people of Afghanistan despite what lies the Taliban may tell them.
    NDS 5 addressed the group for a short while and distributed Neighborhood watch handbills with numbers to
    call to report insurgent activity (may not have much of an effect as there is little cell phone coverage in the area
    and literacy rates are low in the area).
    Mulawi Sha Mamoud from Waza Kwah addressed the group. He is highly respected throughout the area and
    his speech stressed that the fault of the deaths of the innocent lies on the villagers who did not resist the
    insurgents and their anti-government activities. He stressed if the villagers told government officials about
    enemy presence in the area, government officials would come in and separate them from the enemy. He did ask
    the PRT Commander (in front of the group) to make sure they had reliable information before conducting these
    types of operations.
    PRT Commander addressed the group and stressed the fact that Coalition Forces approached the Compound
    on foot and did not fire until they received fire and took casualties (i.e. the CF were extremely careful to avoid
    injuring innocent civilians even to the point of putting themselves at great risk).
    The District Commissioner, Abdul Hai addressed the group and stressed that he was attacked just last week
    while in the area and lost three of his soldiers. He chastised a villager who condemned the compound shooting
    while telling him his soldiers and other government soldiers have no choice but to fire back when attacked. After
    his impassioned speech about the attack on his convoy, there was little response nor protest.
    The PRT CA Officer gathered contact information on the sole remaining brother who lived in an adjacent
    compound. There were two surviving young males (13-16 years old) from the attack, who were not present, but
    solatia payments for the loss of the children and female will be arranged through the District Commissioner.
    The Director of Tribal Affairs stayed behind after the event to discuss items with the locals and return to his
    home for a visit.

    CO Comment:
    There was a notable change in the attitude of the group between the last time officials addressed the group two
    months ago and todays event. Last time there were more protests that they were helpless against Taliban
    insurgents who come in with weapons and take food and money from the villagers. There was little or no protest
    today, instead, all in attendance listened intently to the officials speaking. These people live dirt poor even by
    Afghan standards. Im not why there was so little emotion from the villagers at this event. There was
    At 1010Z TF Helmand reported a ROE escalation in vicinity of Lashkar Gah PRT. 1X round was fired from
    friendly forces which may be linked to death of 1X Local national who was brought to Lashkar Gah, at 1230Z,
    investigation currently ongoing. Friendly forces were at a junction when a civilian vehicle approached too close,
    verbal warning given, 2x mini flares fire, vehicle carried on, 1X Warning shot fired, vehicle then stopped patrol
    carried on. 1X round that was fired believed to of ricochet and killed the 1X LN. Consequence management TF
    Helmand on going. ISAF tracking # 10-496

    At 0045Z, TF Phoenix reported that a civilian vehicle with three MPRI interpreters and a driver were fired upon
    in downtown Kabul by a military-type vehicle that was brown with a gunner on top. Three of the occupants
    were wounded, two critically and one non-critically. The injured were taken to the hospital in downtown Kabul,
    condition unknown. It has been confirmed that there were no US forces located in the vicinity of the event that
    may have been involved. More to follow!

    Initial reports indicated 3 interpreters were wounded from friendly fire from a military-type vehicle in downtown
    Kabul. It has been confirmed that the interpreters vehicle was fired upon by an UK vehicle near Camp
    Blackhorse, wounding 2 of the interpreters.

    (UPDATE 2) BDA: 2 X LN TERPS WOUNDED, NO DEATHS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS INCIDENT

    INVESTIGATION IS CONTROLLED BY THE BRITISH. WE NOT ABLE TO GET THE COMPLETE


    STORY. THIS EVENT BELONGS TO THE BRITISH ISAF FORCES.

    ISAF Tracking # 10-521


    At 0406Z, TF Helmand reported a Local national was shot by ANA CP for not stopping at 41S PR 732 501 IVO
    Sangin DC in Helmand province. The local national sustained a fractured mandible, loss of tongue and palette.
    MEDEVAC MM(S) 10-21B was requested. No further BDA reported. Event closed at 0606Z. ISAF tracking #
    10-530.
    At 1434Z RC Capital reported that a white truck, with only the driver onboard was following the IT armored
    vehicle with aggressive driving techniques. The patrol personnel followed the procedures for the rules of
    engagement. After several light signals the machine gunner fired 2 warning shots in the air. As the civilian
    truckt did not cease it behavior, approaching the vehicle very closely, the gunner fired 2 shots aimed at the lower
    right front of the vehicle. BDA 1 person was wounded in the knee. Event closed. This event occurred at 42S
    WD 179 189, Kabul district in Kabul province. ISAF tracking #10-595.
    At 1750Z, TF Phoenix reported that a vehicle failed to stop for a mounted patrol at 42S WD 22937 22968 in the
    Kabul province. FF conducted both verbal and physical escalation drills and the vehicle still failed to stop. A
    warning shot was fired by a British soldier which ricocheted and struck a NC. ISAF tracking # 10-660.
    At 0645Z, RC(C) UK COY reported force escalation(warning shot) at 42S WD 2147 2275, Camp Phoenix,
    Kabul. 1xCIV WIA in the incident. Event closed at 0939Z.
    Event reopened 1321Z, 1xCIV DOW at 1235Z. There could be some demonstration, the civilian was a son of an
    Afghan avaition general, his wedding was planned for this evening with numerous people.
    At 1519Z, It was not the wedding of the dead person. The wedding for this evening was planned for his brother
    but now it is cancelled. The family will get the dead body tomorrow morning from KAIA, Kabul. ISAF
    Tracking #11-132.
    ignored visual signals and came too close to the lead vehicle at 41R QR 615 007 on RTE Arizona in the
    Kandahar district of Kandahar province. The element continued with its task and no injury or collateral damage
    was reported.
    At 1258Z TF Kandahar reported 1x LN civilian in an urgent surgical status was under surgery. Friendly forces
    will interrogate him later to establish relation to this event.
    A LN civilian was reported KIA at MIRWAIS hospital. Friendly forces will determine if KIA is related to this
    event.
    The civilian WIA is in stable condition and will be questioned on 16 November 07. The investigation of the
    EOF remained open and in progress. ISAF tracking # 11-372.
    THREAT OF ATTACK AGAINST INDIA CONSULATE
    Organization(s) Involved:
    18 NOV 2007, RC C INTSUM 322 07, (NSI)
    PREPARATION FOR ATTACKS AGAINST INDIA'S CONSULSHIPS (C 3)

    ISI gave order to SARKATEEP (phonetic, loyal to HIG, a member of ISI, NFI) to establish relations with some
    Afghans and to conduct attacks against India Consulships in JALALABAD, KABUL, HERAT, KANDAHAR
    and MEZAR-E SHARIF. Currently SARKATEP is in JALALABAD. He established relations with a driver
    whose name is Sardar SHAH (phonetic, an employee of India Consulship in JALALABAD, NFI) and he is
    going on to establish relations with another Afghan employee. After that he will go to KABUL (G2X HUMINT
    SUMMARY, 16 November 2007). END
    At 0445Z JPEL target (RTAF/236) OBJ NEWCASTLE, was identified at XD 2799 7567.

    At 1200Z, Shadow checked on station with TF King to PID OBJ NEWCASTLE. At 1511, TF
    Bayonet''s JTAC passed a 9-line to CAS for XD 27874 75533, XD 27654
    75498 and XD 28034 75569. At 1550, while waiting for CDE approval from ISAF and CJTF82, NEWCASTLE
    moved to XD 2531 7776. At 1600Z, the new grid was passed to CJTF-82 for approval. At 1725, Shadow
    conducted a RIP with a replacement bird, and during the transition period Dude05 maintained PID on the OBJ.
    At 1847, Dude05 released 2XGBU 31s and at 1850 reengaged with 4XGBU38s. All rounds were observed safe
    through Shadow. Aerial SSE conducted indicates possible 5x ACM fighters killed in this strike.

    INCIDENT: OBJ NEWCASTLE


    RESULTS: Estimated 5 X ACM KIA
    SIGACT/EVENT ID:
    FN#: 2007-330-212956-0607
    DTG: 26 0550Z NOV 07
    UNIT: TF KING - 173D ABCT
    LOCATION: NURGARAM DISTRICT, NURISTAN PROVINCE
    TIMELINE OF EVENTS:
    At 0550Z JPEL target (RTAF/236) OBJ Newcastle was identified at 42S XD 28060 75560.
    OBJ Newcastle identified at the following locations:
    0600Z: 42S XD 27990 75670.
    0635Z: Shadow TUAV on station in support of TF KING.
    1145Z: 42S XD 28060 75590.
    1150Z: 42S XD 27990 75630.
    1445Z: CAS (DUDE05, 2 X F15) check on station in support of TF KING.
    Assessed OBJ Newcastle using caves as a C2 location. Joint strike approved.
    Shadow TUAV identifies 2 X PAX with large heat source and suspected OP/Early warning positions
    approximately 100m NW & SE along the road.
    OBJ Newcastle identified at the following locations:
    1550Z: 42S XD 25310 77760
    1557Z: 42S XD 25300 77760
    1600Z: 42S XD 25270 77760
    1620Z: 42S XD 25300 77800
    1624Z: 42S XD 25300 77800
    1630Z: 42S XD 25210 77760
    1847Z: DUDE05 drops 2 x GBU-38 on target 42S XD 25209 77769
    1850Z: DUDE05 drops 2 x GBU-38 on target 42S XD 25218 77775 and 2 x GBU-31 on target 42S XD
    25227 77769.
    1915Z: DUDE05 check off station.
    0230Z: Arial SSE conducted, identified remains of 2 X ACM.
    0704Z: TF KING with ANP elements on patrol IVO 42S XD 2806 7556, while attempting ground SSE
    received effective SAF from enemy positions IVO 42S XD 2740 7730. Unit broke contact and returned to base.
    Amerifa workers bring bodies of 5 X ACM to Nurguram District Center. No identifiable features or equipment
    were recovered.

    MEDIA RELEASE
    International Security Assistance Force - Afghanistan

    2007-XXX-Draft

    Air strike legitimate: U.S. general

    BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan The deputy commanding general of ISAFs Regional Command-East
    reinforced ISAF position today on the air strikes which took place in Nuristan Province Monday night.

    SEE ATTACHED FOR COMPLETE RELEASE


    At 0930Z, TF Uruzgan reported 1x ANA soldier was killed in a shooting incident at 41S QS 679 109 IVO Camp
    FOB Ripley in the Tarin Kowt district of Uruzgan province. ANA troops shot the ANA soldier and the incident
    was under investigation. Event closed at 0930Z.
    ISAF tracking # 11-759.

    At 1635z TF 2Fury reported a Green on Green event at the Giro DC, VB 3591 6240. An element at the Giro DC
    reported that that two of the OPs IVO of the Giro DC were under SAF and DF attack. CAS was requested and
    Ramit63 checked on at 1651z ISO TIC for Delta25 IVO Giro DC. A/C provided overwatch and conducted a
    sweep of the surrounding areas before being released by ground element. NSTR. Rt63 off station at 1737z. CFs
    moved to support one of the OPs at VB 3609 6118. When the element arrived on site, the OPs were no longer in
    contact. The ANP reported that they had fired on suspected enemy locations. After talking to the ANP on site,
    the 2Fury element determined that one OP had engaged the other. No damage or injuries were caused. The
    element moved back to the DC at 1905, NFTR. The event was closed at that time.
    At 1120Z, TF Kandahar reported that there was a standoff between the ANP at 41R QQ 330 924, in the district
    of Panjwayee of Kandahar Province.

    MTF.

    ISAF tracking # 12-082.

    EXTREMISTS PLAN ATTACKS WITH PK ISI


    Organization(s) Involved: FOREIGN FIGHTERS
    19 DEC 2007, SEWOC SUMMARY, NATO SECRET REL ISAF
    191940Z DEC 07
    (NS REL ISAF) Extremists reportedly collaborate with Pakistani Intelligence Agent to plan suicide attacks in
    KABUL, KHOST, Afghanistan, mid-December 2007
    Extremist leaders in Pakistan, in coordination with a Pakistani intelligence agent, allegedly planned to send three
    children to conduct suicide attacks in the Afghan cities of KABUL and KHOST on or shortly after the Eid ul-
    Adha holiday on 20 December 2007
    On 230903ZDEC07 it was reported that the Afghan National Directorate Service (NDS) had captured a suicide
    bomber at the Shiva bus station in Kuz Konar District. The detainee is a female who was wearing a burkha with
    the vest underneath. The detainee was most likely acting as a transportation means for the suicide vest, as the
    batteries for the vest were not installed in the vest but were carried in a separate pouch. The vest was laden with
    C4, however did not have any ball bearing or any other shrapnel, again lending to the assessment that the
    detainee was only transporting the vest.

    (S) TF Bayonet Comment: This suicide vest can likely be associated with TB facilitator Noor Mohamad who
    was reported to have facilitated the travel of 2 suicide bombers from PAK into Nangarhar and later into
    Jalalabad. The suicide bombers are planning to attack the Jalalabad Airfield. In addition an unidentified
    individual has been reportedly to be traveling along with the suicide bombers. The individual is reported to be
    bringing additional funds as well as explosives for the TB within the region. Noor Alam was allegedly
    responsible to receive the explosives which consisted of suicide vests that resembled ANA vests. In mid-October
    reporting indicates that the vests were brought into Noor Alams house by Nazo, Nazos wife, and Aziz. Noor
    Alam was waiting for the arrival of the suicide bombers in order to transport the suicide vests into Jalalabad in
    preparation for the possible attack. Past reporting supports that insurgents use females to transport explosives
    because ABP soldiers avoid searching females. Noor Alam is identified to be from the Shewa area, located in
    Kuz Konar. This suicide vest was recovered in Kuz Kunar District and then brought to the NDS in Jalalabad
    city. (TD-314/80703-07, TD-314/81619-07, TD-314/76081-07, TD-314/80703-07, IIR 6 044 7020 07, TF
    Bayonet INTSUM 17DEC2007) (PFC Hernandez)

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    FM TF PALADIN
    TF Paladin arrived at the scene at 1445Z, and upon questioning of NDS personnel learned that a NDS source
    reported a woman was wearing a possible suicide vest. AT 1200Z, an elderly woman 50 to 60 years of age was
    apprehended by Jalalabad NDS officers, at the Kuz Kuner Bus Station. The woman was on foot and wearing
    traditional clothing. After apprehension the woman was searched and was found to be wearing a suicide vest,
    after questioning it was reported that the elderly woman name was (Hasan Tari). During questioning of the
    suspect she stated that she was only transporting the vest to its intended user in Jalalabad, whose name she did
    not give. The NDA took possession of the vest and notified EOD

    Upon arrival of the site EOD rendered the device safe. It appeared that while wearing the vest the suspect did not
    have a power source connected to the vest. The batteries were in a separate case in her pocket making the vest
    safe for transport. EOD took control of the explosives and trigger device. The vest was given to the NDS Officer
    (Hay Dar) for evidence in the prosecution of the suspect. NDS personnel also took video and pictures of
    explosives and components of the vest. NFTR. Mission Complete

    For further details please see attached reports


    *******************************************************************
    At 1005Z, TF Helmand reported the ANA on a security and reassurance patrol fired 3x warning shots at a LN on
    a moped at 41S PR 658 801, 1.6km southwest of Musa Qala DC, 1.2km northwest of Deh-E-Mastan in the Musa
    Qala district of Helmand province. Friendly forces reported 1xLN was killed and the body was being recovered
    to the Musa Qala district center.
    At 1455Z, no further BDA was reported. Event closed at 1450Z.
    ISAF tracking #12-681.
    LINKS OF AIRSTIKE AND PICTURES OF SSE ARE ATTACHED

    On 11 January 2008, numerous reports were received regarding the location sand movement of several HVTs in
    the Tagab Valley.

    At approximately 0700Z, Qari ((Baryal)) (CJTF-82 Tier 3 High Value Individual, RTAF0532) is located in
    Ahmad Zai , Tagab District, Kapisa Province, Afghanistan. Baryal traveling on foot with 30 to 40 Taliban
    members east through Seh Padar Village MGRS: 42S WD 6073653776, Tagab District; through Koorghal
    Village MGRS: 42S WD 6189455766, Tagab District; through the desert west of the Badrab Mosque located at
    MGRS: 42S WD 6307655335, Badrab Valley, Tagab district. Baryals destination is the Badrab Mosque, and
    will arrive at approximately 0730Z.
    At approximately 0845Z, Qari ((Baryal)) is located in the Badrab Mosque located at MGRS: 42S WD
    6307655335, Badrab Valley, Tagab District. Baryal is currently preaching to the villagers within the mosque.
    At approximately 0855Z, Mawlawi ((Saferaz)) (CJTF-82 Tier 3 High Value Individual, RTAF0884) is located
    in the Nawruzkheyl Mosque located at //MGRS: 42S WD 6004951798//, Nawruzkheyl Village, Tagab District,
    Kapisa Province, Afghanistan.

    At approximately 0945Z, Mawlawi ((Saferaz)) is traveling from the Nawruzkheyl Mosque located at //MGRS:
    42S WD 6004951798//, Nawruzkheyl Village, Tagab District, Kapisa Province, Afghanistan; and traveling to
    Mirakheyl Village//MGRS: 42S WD 6211160778//, Badrab Valley, Tagab District. Saferaz is has personal
    security detachment of 20 to 25 men, armed with five rocket propelled grenade launchers, three PK-series 7.62
    millimeter general purpose machine guns, and AK-47s. Saferaz began traveling at 0942Z. There were no other
    Taliban leaders with Saferaz because they were with a man named Qari who is currently preaching at the Badrab
    Mosque located at //MGRS: 42S WD 6307655335//, Badrab Valley, Tagab District (field comment-this is most
    likely Qari ((Baryal)); reference BAFCI-SPOT36-08).

    At approximately 0930Z, Qari ((Baryal)) is traveling from the Badrab Mosque located at //MGRS: 42S WD
    6307655335//, Badrab valley, Tagab District, Kapisa Province, Afghanistan; toward Bahdurkheyl Village
    //MGRS: 42S WD 6130453984 //, Badrab Valley, Tagab District. Baryal is traveling with 60 men, including
    Mawlawi ((Saleem)) (CJTF-82 high value individual, RTAF0836), Qari ((Ezmarai)) (CJTF-82 Tier 4 High
    Value Individual, RTAF1042), Qari Allah ((Nazar)) (CJTF-82 Tier 4 High Value Individual, RTAF1136), and
    Haji ((Shukoor)), a Taliban financier.
    At approximately 1137Z, Qari ((Baryal)) is located in the area of Bahdurkheyl Village //MGRS: 42S WD
    6130453984 //, Badrab Valley, Tagab District. A portion of the 60 men who were with him earlier in the day
    have departed for Pashakari //MGRS: 42S WD 6114652841//, Tagab District. Taliban leaders Mawlawi
    ((Saleem)), Qari ((Ezmarai)), Qari Allah ((Nazar)), and Haji ((Shukoor)), a Taliban financier, are still with
    Baryal. Baryal still has approximately 30 to 40 men with him.

    On 12 January 2008, at approximately 0430Z TB and HIG will hold a meeting in Pashakari this morning. The
    following individuals are supposed to be present at the meeting. Qari Baryal, Mawlawi Saferaz, Mawlawi
    Saleem, Qari Ezmarai, Qari Allah Nazar, Nezami, Haji Ahmadi, Shir Agha, Ghafar, Mawlawi Hafiz. Qari Nejat
    and Mahmood are not going to be present.

    At approximately 0500Z TF Gladius was notified that source PID Baryal and Sarfraz at compound grid 42S WD
    61858 53198. Source PID Baryals PSD outside the compound. The PSD consists of 15 men staged outside the
    compound.
    At approximately 0550Z ISR was on station viewing compound. ISR had eyes on the objective monitoring
    activity. Source confirmed Baryal and Sarfraz were still in the compound ATT. The PSD was still observed
    loitering outside compound armed with rifles.

    Monitoring of the compound continued for approximately 3 hours. Only 10-12 males were seen leaving the
    compound and few were observed entering during this time.

    At approximately 0810Z, approval received to drop ordinance on the compound.

    At approximately 0903Z, ordinance was dropped on the compound. 2xF-15 dropped 6xGBU38 and conducted
    5xStrafing runs to engage those attempting to flee.

    At approximately 0936Z, ISR observed 15-20 pax entered the impact site from the west and began, what
    appeared to be, digging. For the next 30 minutes, pax continued to approach the compound. At 0959Z,
    approximately 70+ pax observed at location.

    At 0920Z, Gladius 6 notified Kapisa Governor and NDS and let them know that ordinance was dropped on a
    TB TO CONDUCT KIDNAPPINGS
    Organization(s) Involved: INTER-SERVICES INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORATE,LASHKAR-E-TOIBA,RED
    CROSS,UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN
    14 JAN 2008, TF BAYONET INTSUM 213, NSI

    (S//REL TO USA, ISAF, NATO) TB To Conduct Kidnappings A group of 15 to 20 TB members led by Qari
    ((Naqibullah)) plan to kidnap members of the UN traveling between Kabul (42SWD1682719461), Kabul
    District, through Jalalabad (42SQA5694572638), Jalalabad District to the Torkam Gate Pass
    (42SXC9304477715) of Nangarhar Province. The group led by Naqibullah is working with the coordination of
    retired Pakistani General Hamid ((Gul)). This group is targeting un vehicles marked with black lettering, which
    Naqibullah believes is an indicator that the vehicle is carrying high level UN officials or members of the UN
    intelligence service. The TB led by Naqibullah will only target UN vehicles with black lettering. The TB group
    led by Naqibullah will travel on the Kabul to Torkam Gate stretch of Highway One in at least two vehicles. One
    of the vehicles is described as being a black land cruiser with tinted windows, the TB members are armed with
    Russian or Chinese made pistols and AK-47 assault rifles. The 15 to 20 TB members are comprised of Afghan,
    Pakistani, Kashmiri, and Arab males.
    The TB members led by Naqibullah will travel on the Kabul Jalalabad stretch of Highway One in at least two
    vehicles, to include the black land cruiser. One vehicle will conduct surveillance along the road while the second
    will be used to conduct the kidnapping. Once the TB have spotted a UN vehicle with black lettering, the TB will
    stop the UN vehicle by either using a barricade constructed from rocks and lumber or one vehicle will pull in
    front of the UN vehicle and force the UN vehicle to stop while the second vehicle follows the UN vehicle. The
    TB members will use the pistols to threaten the UN vehicle occupants. Should the TB members meet resistance
    in the effort to conduct the kidnapping, the TB members will use the AK-47 rifles to combat the resistance or
    kill the hostages.
    After the TB conduct the kidnapping, Naqibullah plans to trade the hostages for 10 prisoners currently detained
    in the Pol-e-Charki prison located in Pol-e-Charki (42SWD3437924478), Deh Sabz District, Kabul Province
    Afghanistan. The prisoners Naqibullah hopes to trade the hostages for include three Pakistani soldiers,
    ((Rahihullah)), and six other detainees. Naqibullah has been instructed by Gul to place a higher priority in
    securing the release of the Pakistani soldiers. The Pakistani soldiers are currently presenting themselves as
    Pakistani doctors in an effort to conceal the fact that the Pakistani soldiers are members of the Pakistani army.
    At least one of the detainees was found to have a cell phone inside Pol-e-Charki prison. In addition, the three
    detainees also have connections to Noor ((Adin)), the director of the International Red Cross near Camp Phoenix
    (42SWD2394722782), Kabul District, Kabul Province. Gul has been instructed by Adin to inform Adin
    personally when the kidnapping is conducted and to not advertise the capture to anyone else. Adin will then
    secure the release of the detainees, to include the three Pakistani soldiers and Rahihullah in exchange for Gul
    releasing the UN hostages.
    Naqibullah is a TB commander responsible for 15 to 20 TB members and is directly subordinate to Gul.
    Naqibullah is from the village of Ashpan (42SXE4673815181), Sherzad District, Nangarhar Province and is
    currently living at the Hadah farm in the Khalis residential area of Jalalabad City. Gul is a retired Pakistani ISI
    general currently serving with the Lashkar Taiba faction of the PAKMIL. The Lashkar Taiba faction conducts
    operations in eastern Afghanistan and the Kashmir region of northern Pakistan.

    At 1830Z, TF Helmand reported 3-4x insurgents were positively identified laying IEDs at 41S PR 7434 5045
    IVO checkpoint Norfolk, 0.6km southwest of Paygharakay in the Sangin district Helmand province. Friendly
    forces engaged with Javelin due to low visibility and PB Inkerman with 81mm mortars being out of range.

    Update: TF Helmand element that provided force protection to Sangin DC PID 3/4 PAX conducting suspicious
    activities in the area of the old governors compound. FF fired a warning shout with 338mm and 50mm
    illumination. THE INS took no action in response to these challenges. FF engaged with Javelin. The Javelin
    operator locked on to the single heat source and engaged target. FF confirmed 1 x INS killed. Immediately
    following the Javelin engagement ANA reported an attack in PB Tufan 3. It was discovered that the heat source
    selected was not that of the possible INS, but that of the roof sentry position on PB Tufan 3. BDA: 1 x ANA
    KIA. Incident is under investigation.

    Event closed at 1935Z.

    ISAF tracking # 01-270.


    (S//REL TO USA, NATO, and ISAF) FRIENDLY FIRE INCIDENT ON HWY ONE IN BALA BALUK
    DISTRICT: This morning PCC reported that ANAP CDR MALEM AKHTARS men fired at approaching ANP
    vehicles believing they were stolen and commandeered by the Taliban. The ANP being fired at were from
    FARAH RUD (Silver Back Element) and were accompanied by CF. They were proceeding to the Chekab CP
    (41S MS 92982 01421), Chekab Village, Bala Baluk District, Farah Province, AF. The CF were not visible by
    MALEM AKHTARS men. Once the CF became visible MALEM AKHTAR seized firing. There were no
    casualties reported. (PRT FARAH S2; DOI: 20 JAN 08)
    At 0741Z, TF Helmand reported an escalation of force incident at 41S PR 75500 49300, 2.4km southeast of PB
    Sangin, 3.0km east of Sangin in the Sangin district, Helmand province. Friendly forces reported they had fired a
    warning shot at a local national vehicle which they believed to be a SVBIED. After the warning shots were fired
    friendly forces conducted a search of the vehicle and found nothing. The driver of the vehicle and an Afghan
    child later showed up at the Sangin District Center and requested medical aid. A medevac was requested for the
    Afghan child that was deemed to have been injured by a ricochet from the warning shots. MM(S) 01-22C was
    assigned.
    At 1007Z, no BDA was reported. Event closed at 1007Z.
    ISAF tracking # 01-375
    At 0635Z, TF Bushmaster reported a blue mini van failed to comply with signals to stop at 42S UA 510 992 in
    the Shajoy district of Zabul province. Friendly forces fired warning shots with no effect. TF Bushmaster then
    fired warning shots through the hood and the window of the vehicle wounding the driver in the foot. The
    wounded driver was seen by the Qalat FST.
    At 1403Z, no further BDA was reported. Event closed at 1130Z.
    ISAF tracking # 01-425

    At 1553Z, TF Kandahar reported an escalation of force incident at 41R QQ 700 950 IVO KAF in the Daman
    district, Kandahar province. Friendly forces engaged a local national truck with general purpose machine gun.
    The truck drive, local national, was hit in the shoulder and required ambulance assistance. MM (S) 01-31C was
    assigned. Local national died of wounds in the hospital.
    At 1945Z, TF Kandahar reported friendly forces attempted to stop the truck by waving without success. Then
    friendly forces fired flares, truck did not stop. Friendly forces fired warning shots into the ground without
    success. Then friendly forces fired at the engine block wounding the local national.
    At 1946Z, no further BDA was reported. Event closed at 1944Z.
    ISAF tracking # 01-591
    APPROX 101330L FEB08. THE LNS VEHICLE PULLED INTO THE ANCOP HEADQUARTERS AND
    NAVY CORPSMAN FABROS PRONUNCED HIM DEAD ON ARRIVAL. THE DECEASED WAS
    STRUCK IN THE RIGHT EYE, KILLING HIM. THE DRIVER WAS STRUCK IN THE RIGHT EAR; HMS
    FABROS TREATED THE DRIVER FOR A CLIPPED RIGHT EAR AND GLASS FRAGMENTATION ON
    THE NECK. THERE ARE TWO VERSIONS REGARDING THE CIRCUMSTANCES SEQUENCE OF
    EVENTS IN THE SHOOTING INCIDENT.
    LN VERSION: COUSIN OF THE DECEASED RIDING IN THE VEHICLE (GULBUDIN) INDICATED
    THAT THE SPANISH CONVOY APPROACHED FROM THEIR REAR, MOVING NORTH. THE WHITE
    SURACHE PULLED OVER SLOWLY, WAS PASSED BY THE CONVOY, AND THE LAST VEHICLE IN
    THE SPANISH CONVOY SHOT THROUGH THEIR WINDSHIELD.
    SPANISH VERSION: CONVOY COMMANDER INDICATED THE SHOOTING WAS AN ACCIDENT,
    BUT THAT THE SURACHE MAY HAVE BEEN SHOT DUE TO NOT FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS. THE
    CONVOY COMMANDER SAYS THE VEHICLE PULLED OVER, BUT ATTEMPTED TO PULL BACK
    INTO THE SPANISH CONVOY. HIS REAR VEHICLE DID INDEED SHOOT IN AN ATTEMPT TO PUSH
    THE VEHICLE OVER. HE CANNOT SAY CLEARLY IF HIS GUNNER FIRED TO DISABLE OR TO
    KILL. IN THE RIGHT EYE AND CHEST. NFI. Event Closed.

    At 0440Z, TF Kandahar reported a civilian car failed to stop for a friendly forces convoy at 41R QR 592 024
    IVO FOB Graceland in the Kandahar district of Kandahar. Friendly forces fired 1x 7.62MM warning shot at the
    vehicle. The vehicle did not stop forcing friendly forces to fire 1x burst of 7.62mm into the vehicle wounding
    the driver with shrapnel in the head. Friendly forces evacuated 1x civilian to be
    MEDEVAC''ed. BDA- 1x civilan priority with shrapnel wounds to the head.
    At 0950Z, TF Kandahar reported the injured civilian received stitches to his head and would return in 7 days to
    have the stitches removed.
    Event closed at 0853Z.
    ISAF Tracking # 02-135

    .
    At 0600Z, TF Kandahar reported a suspected Suicide Bomber detonated killing himself, Abdul Hakin Jan, and
    approximately 50x Local Nationals at 41R QR 499 009, Kandahar district of Kandahar province. Friendly forces
    investigated the situation.
    AT 0733Z, TF Kandahar reported Al Jazeera reported the incident took place in Kandahar City, at a dog fight
    related picnic.
    At 0737Z, TF Kandahar reported a local hospital, Miriwais hospital, is full of patients. Patients have been taken
    to the ANA hospital at Camp Hero. ANA has declared a mass casualty.15x ISAF ambulances from KAF and FP
    are on standby for patient transfer when necessary. 4x ambulances, 10x patients are enroute from local hospital
    to Camp Hero.
    At 0806Z, TF Kandahar reported multiple sources indicated the event took place at 41R QR 43 01.
    At 0832Z, TF Kandahar reported Al Jazeera is reported multiple explosions. TF Kandahar QRF is responding
    with EOD and has requested air support.
    At 0946Z, TF Kandahar reported all ISAF ambulances returned to Kandahar Air Field and all Afghan National
    Army ambulances returned to Camp Hero.
    At 10255Z, TF Kandahar reported the location of the SIED was 41R QR 445 024 in an open area around some
    farms. This description was based on verbal descriptions.
    At 1327Z, friendly forces exploited the IED site and returned to base.
    BDA 1x EKIA, 48x WIA, and 55 LN killed
    Event closed at 1632Z.
    ISAF Tracking # 02-291
    At 0503Z, TF Zabul reported that 3x insurgents engaged an observation point with small arms at 42R TA 84414
    41422 in teh Jeldak district, Zabul province. Friendly forces developed the situation.
    At 0529Z, TF Zabul reported that the individuals that fired against them were identified as Afghan National
    Army individuals. They were informed of there mistake and ceased fire.
    Event closed at 0602Z.
    ISAF Tracking # 02-340
    At 0805Z, TF Kandahar reported that a possible Afghan National Army RPG round impacted in close proximity
    with ANA forces at 41R PR 950 004, Maywand district of Kandahar province. Friendly forces requested a
    MEDEVAC for 4x urgent (3 missing both legs and 1 missing 1 leg), 3x urgent surgical (shrapnel wounds), and
    1x routine wounded (head injury) ANA soldiers. [MM(S) 02-26D].
    Event closed at 1031Z.
    At 1121Z, TF Kandahar reported that 7x patients were ANA, 1x of which died of wounds. A total of 8x
    casualties.
    ISAF tracking # 02-520.
    ATTENDEES:
    Amrullah Saleh Director General, National Directorate of Security
    Major General David Rodriguez Commander, Regional Command-East, ISAF
    Mr. Hasas Director of Intelligence, National Directorate of Security
    Robert Maggi Foreign Policy Advisor, Regional Command-East, ISAF
    Dr. Abdul Bahrami Command Linguist, Regional Command-East, ISAF
    Captain Anthony Hammon Recorder, Regional Command-East, ISAF
    Sergeant David Roscoe CJ2 Analyst, Regional Command-East, ISAF
    SUMMARY:
    Security in Afghanistan
    o The greatest concern for Director Saleh is security along the highways, particularly in Ghazni and Zabul,
    where he believes government officials cannot travel without security. He believes that the shift in Taliban
    focus from attacks on district centers to attacks along the highways is attracting recruits who are not actually
    Taliban but use the name to gain legitimacy, increasing the perception of the size, scope and strength of the
    insurgency and demonstrating GIRoA weakness.
    o Saleh believes that there has been noticeable progress in Wardak, but it will be temporary unless it is
    extended to Ghazni and Zabul, as well as other areas.
    o Director Saleh''s second major concern is for attacks in the major population centers
    of Kabul, Herat, Kandahar, Jalalabad, and Masar-e-Sharif.
    o MG Rodriguez reported that there have been over 100 small drug labs destroyed in Nangarhar, primarily in
    Achin, with no complaint from the locals, and that the 101st brought an additional helicopter battalion that
    would assist with efforts there.
    o Saleh reported that the #1 priority for the Afghan government is to fix the Ministry of Interior, indicating
    that the leadership was involved in considerable corruption. He remarked that it would be up to the US to fix it.
    He said he proposed to the British that they provide management classes.
    Tag Ab
    o Director Saleh says that BG Razaq will serve well over Tagab and is a good commander. At the suggestion
    of putting an ANA force in Tagab, MG Rodriguez acknowledged the possibility of using the Commandos.
    o Saleh acknowledged that the Kapisa Governor is active HiG, indicating concern.
    o Saleh noted that Qari Baryal, Ahmadi, and Safraz were all previously HiG who have turned Taliban, are not
    reconcilable, and must be "taken out". MG Rodriguez noted that there would be a meeting
    with the Kapisa NDS to determine how to approach this issue.
    Pakistan
    o Saleh believes that Hekmatyar is a reemerging figure being pushed to become more politically active, and
    expects he will be more influential in 2008 and 2009. Saleh believes that it is in the best interest of Afghanistan
    for Hekmatyar to remain in his current position, and that his capture or reconciliation would destabilize
    Afghanistan, based on his influence in Wardak and parts of Kapisa. They gave
    Hekmatyar''s last known address to ISI, but they did not action it and Saleh expects them
    to facilitate Hekmatyar''s move to another location.
    o Saleh observed several actions by the Pakistan Military indicating their lack of will to commit to security
    operations in the FATA:
    They have forces stationed at the port, where there is no immediate threat forces that could better serve
    along the border.
    Following an ambush on a PAKMIL unit crossing the tunnel into North Waziristan about six weeks ago,
    the commander called Maulawi Ahmadjan to broker a peace with the insurgent force.
    They lost control of Alizai last month and are not attempting to retake it because it is not in their interest,
    even though it is in their country.
    They have asked the US to allow them time to clear each insurgent group, one by one, hoping that they will
    be allowed unlimited time in which the insurgents'' focus will turn away from Pakistan
    and toward Afghanistan.
    They know where Maulawi Kabir (travels to Miram Shah and Peshawar) and Anwar Ul-haq are, but will
    not go after them.
    o Saleh assessed that Pakistan ISI and the Army will work to ensure that a weak Prime Minister is installed to
    preclude conflict with Musharraf. He described the wide-ranging control that the Army had throughout the
    government and industry, leaving little under the responsibility of the civilian government. He noted that there
    would be little change until a civilian government had real control.
    Saleh predicts that General Kiyani will take a more active leading role as he realizes the breadth of his
    power.
    o Saleh sees potential for the Quetta Shura to weaken and noted that the Miram Shah shura has turned toward
    criminality.
    "Enemies of Afghanistan" flip-book
    o MG Rodriguez provided the prototype "Enemies of Afghanistan" targets booklet to
    Director Saleh, describing that it would be provided to ANP and that it could be updated in the future. When
    At 0325Z, TF Kandahar reported that an unknown number of insurgents engaged friendly forces with RPG fire
    and small arms fire at 41S PR 702 633 in the a Lashkarga district, Helmand province. Friendly forces returned
    fire with direct fire weapons and requesting AH support. TF Kandahar requested an urgent surgical MEDEVAC
    for 1 x GBR MIL WIA to Bastion Role 2. At 0647Z, 2 x AH-64D positively identified 8 insurgents with
    PKM''s in the vicinity of the first engagement. 2 x AH-64''s
    engaged new target. Event closed at 1251Z.

    BDA: 1 x GBR MIL WIA, MM(S)03-12D


    3 x EKIA

    ISAF Tracking # 03-290


    At 0655Z, TF Helmand reported that a Local National vehicle drove too close to a friendly forces patrol at 41R
    PR 437 202, Nahr Surkh district of Helmand province. Friendly forces fired 1x red flare at the vehicle and 5x
    rounds into the hood of the vehicle when it failed to stop. The vehicle stopped and the LN was treated for a gun
    shot wound to the right arm.
    ISAF tracking # 03-332.
    ISI ORDER MURDER AND KIDNAPPINGS
    Organization(s) Involved: HAQQANI NETWORK,INTER-SERVICES INTELLIGENCE
    DIRECTORATE,TALIBAN SOUTH
    23 MAR 2008, RCS INTSUM 750, NSI
    12. Attacks Against Road Construction Workers: (NSI) Credible reporting dated 22 Mar 08, indicated attacks
    against civil engineers and workers building roads in NIMRUZ Province are being planned. In one particular
    case, it was reported that the ISI ordered Serajuddin HAQQANI to eliminate Indian nationals working in
    AFGHANISTAN, in exchange for amounts between 15,000 and 30,000 USD. According to the same report, TB
    are also planning to kidnap doctors, officers (NFI), engineers and labourers who work on the roads between
    ZARANI and DELARAM. (BICP PIR 1.2, 1.3)
    IRANIAN MADE RCIED IN SOUTHERN PROVINCES
    Organization(s) Involved: OPPOSING MILITANT FORCES
    04 APR 2008, ISAF HQ SEWOC SUMMARY 08097, NSI
    (NS REL ISAF) Iran Made RCIEDs Spread in Afghan Southern Provinces
    (NS REL ISAF) According to information from 31 MAR 08, the Taliban managed to deliver 20 pieces of
    RCIEDs made in Iran to KAJAKI and SANGIN Districts, HELMAND Province. RCIEDs will be reportedly
    transferred to a final location in the GHORAK area of KANDAHAR province and in the DEH RAWOD and
    TARIN KOWT areas, URUZGAN Province.
    REF SIR ATTATCHED

    AT 100141APR08Z, SABER TOC RECEIVED A REPORT FROM COP KAMU THAT TWO ANA
    SOLDIERS AT THE WEST OP (42SYE 2015 2010) HAD BEEN ENGAGED IN AN ARGUMENT. ONE
    ANA SOLDIER SHOT AND KILLED THE OTHER ANA SOLDIER. THE NAMES OF THE TWO ANA
    SOLDIERS ARE ALI GUL HUSSEIN AND OMRAN ABDUL GHAIFER. ALI GUL SHOT AND KILLED
    OMRAN ABDUL GHAIFER. APPARENTLY, ALI GUL HAD BEEN ON THE ROOF OF THE WEST OP
    STOMPING HIS FEET. OMRAN ABDUL GHAIFER TOLD HIM TO STOP. ALI GUL THEN SHOT
    OMRAN ABDUL GHAIFER. ALI GUL HAS BEEN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY ANA OFFICERS AT
    CAMP KAMU. TF SABER IS CURRENTLY WORKING IMMEDIATE AMR TO RETURN BODY OF
    DECEASED SOLDIER AS WELL AS THE SHOOTER TO FOB NARAY FOR ONWARD MOVEMENT.
    THE DECEASED SOLDIER HOME OF RECORD IS KABUL, AFGHANISTAN. THE 2D KANDAK S-2
    OFFICER WILL CONDUCT INITIAL INVESTIGATION FOR ANA.

    BDA: 1 X ANA KIA, 1 X ANA DETAINED


    At 0644Z TF Kandahar reported a fire fight between 4th ABP BDE and Pakistan Pishin Scouts IVO 42R TV
    605 296 in Spin Boldak of Kandahar province. Gen Sailfullah has launched the QRF. D SQN 12 Regiment and
    JDCC have launched their QRFs.

    UPDATE: AT 0730L A VEHICLE APPROACHED THE BOARDER FROM THE PAKISTAN SIDE. ABP
    BLOCKED TO STOP THE VEHICLE. THE VEHICLE WENT AROUND THE ABP AND OPENED FIRE.
    ONE OF THE OCCUPANTS LEFT THE VEHICLE AND THE ABP FIRED. AS A RESULT, 2 X
    PAKISTANI WOUNDED AND 1 X ABP WIA. CDR D SQN 12RBC ORDERED CEASE FIRE AND
    REQUESTED TO RC(S) THAT THE ABP RESOLVE THE SITUATION. A MEETING WAS CONDUCTED
    AND THE PAKISTAN PERSONNEL AND ABP REACHED AN AGREEMENT. NFI EVENT CLOSED.

    BDA: 1 X ABP WIA, 2 X PAKISTANI (UNK AFFILIATION) WOUNDED

    ISAF #04-353.ISAF INCIDENT 04-0685.


    REFERENCE

    RC(W) / IT OMLT REPORTS THAT 6X ANA RANGERS WERE DRIVING BY A CP IN ADRESKAN


    DISTRICT AND OBSERVED AN ANP CP POLICE OFFICER TAKING MONEY FROM A CIVILIAN
    TRUCK DRIVER. ANA INVESTIGATED AND FOUND THE POLICE OFFICER WAS TAKING A BRIBE,
    SO THEY ATTACKED AND BEAT THE ANP OFFICER. A FIRE FIGHT ENSUED BETWEEN THE ANA
    AND ANP LASTING 15 MINUTES. THERE WERE TWO ANA WOUNDED AND EVACUATED TO
    HERAT HOSPITAL. THE COMMANDANT OF ADRESKAN ARRESTED ALL THE ANP OFFICERS AT
    THE CP, AND THEY WERE PLACED IN JAIL IN ADRESKAN PENDING THE INVESTIGATION BY
    THE COMMANDANT AND THE CRIMINAL OFFICER.

    BDA: 2 X ANA WIA


    TASK FORCE (LTF) WAS OUTSIDE CAMP EGGERS. A LN APPROACHED A THREE HWMMV
    CONVOY ON SOUTH STREET FROM THE WEST AND WAS RUNNING WITH BOTH HANDS
    AGAINST HIS CHEST. THE LN MALE PASSED THROUGH ANP SECURITY AND APPROACHED THE
    SECOND GUN TRUCK. THE LN TRIED TO GET INTO THE VEHICLE. TWO U.S. SOLDIERS FIRED
    AND LN WAS HIT IN THE CHEST AND LEG. THE US SOLDIERS PROVIDED MEDICAL CARE AND
    THE LN WAS MEDEVAC'D TO KAIA FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT. NO UPDATE AT THIS TIME AS
    TO THE PATIENT'S CONDITION. MORE TO FOLLOW.
    PLAN TO POISON CF IN NURISTAN PROVINCE
    Organization(s) Involved: OPPOSING MILITANT FORCES
    03 MAY 2008, TF BAYONET INTSUM 323, NSI
    (S//REL TO USA, GCTF, ISAF, NATO) Insurgent Plan To Poison CF In Nuristan Province On 01 May 2008,
    insurgent leader Mulvi ((Nasim)) met with associates at his home in Kowtalay Village (42SXD2664), Nurgaram
    District, Nuristan Province, Afghanistan. Nasim passed out a substance he described as poison with instructions
    to add to food or drink CF would consume in local villages during normal patrols. Once a Coalition Soldier
    ingests the poison, the substance will enter the stomach and the soldier will die. (Source Comment - The poison
    is called //Osama Kapa// in honor of Osama ((Bin Laden)). Nasim said a bodyguard of Bin Laden developed the
    poison. I do not know how much poison Nasim has in his possession. I believe this poison is available to other
    insurgent commanders in Laghman Province, Afghanistan.)
    Once a Coalition Soldier has ingested the substance and died, Nasim claimed three unidentified individuals will
    attack Forward Operating Base Kalagush, Nurgaram District, Nuristan Province with unidentified explosives.
    Nasim believes once a Soldier has been poisoned, the remaining forces will be sufficiently distracted to allow a
    successful attack on the U.S. base. (Source Comment - I do not know if the base attackers will be suicide
    bombers.)
    Mulvi Nasim is approximately 38 years old, 67 to 69 inches tall, of a medium build, and wears a full black beard
    roughly four inches in length. Nasim has a small mole under one of his eyes and usually covers his face with a
    scarf during the day. (Source comment-Nasim has squinty eyes, like a man from china.) Nasim owns a shop in
    Kowtalay Village that sells general goods, and Nasim occasionally operates it himself. (Source Comment - The
    shop is labeled number six, and Nasim will lock the shop if police or Coalition vehicles are in the area. The
    shop is not continuously open for business, and is sometime operated by an unidentified relative.)
    On 01 May 2008, Coalition Forces recovered roughly three grams of the substance. (Field Comment - The
    substance appears to be a fine white powder and weighs roughly three grams. The substance was obtained
    packaged in two clear plastic bags, and was subsequently packaged by coalition forces into two additional
    plastic bags, sealed in a clear plastic container, and wrapped and tapped in a black garbage bag.)
    (S//REL TO USA, ISAF, NATO) Source: //OTS 6-044-5262-08//Source is an Afghan male with direct access to
    the reported information via proximity to the information. Source has no known tribal affiliation. This is
    source's fifth time reporting. Source reliability cannot be determined. Context Statement - Source wants to
    assist Coalition Forces with the security in Nuristan Province and to strengthen the Afghan Government. (DIIR-
    HCT12-0172-08)
    [20:14] <PBG_LNO_OPS> S: PCC REPORTS THAT A LOCAL NATIONAL WAS SHOT BY A US
    CONVOY
    [20:14] <PBG_LNO_OPS> A: AFTER TALKING TO SHARANA PRT INITIAL INVESTIGATION HAS
    DETERMINED THAT A PRT CONVOY RETURNING TO FOB SHARANA FIRED A WARNING SHOT
    THAT RICOCHET OFF THE GROUND AND MAY HAVE HIT THE LN
    [20:14] <PBG_LNO_OPS> L: UNKNOWN
    [20:14] <PBG_LNO_OPS> T: 1515Z
    [20:14] <PBG_LNO_OPS> R: NONE, LN IS CURRENTLY AT SHARANA HOSPITAL, PRT IS
    CONDUCTING INVESTIGATION AND WILL UPDATE THE SITUATION.
    [20:19] <PBG_LNO_OPS> UPDATE TO LN SHOOTING: ETT HAS CONFIRMED THAT THE LN HAS
    DIED OF WOUNDS
    031800LMAY2008 NDS and 1/2/203 Kandak Commander come to ETT compound and discuss ambush of
    ANP in Muskhel. NDS says ANP were ambushed outside of Mest enroute back to KKC. The solution of
    having the ANP go back to Yosufkhel and spend the night within the base was brought up, the NDS Chief said
    no. O/a 032030L ETT/ANA QRF from KKC linkup with ANP and bring them back to KKC with 2 ANP KIA.
    051800L the Kandak Commander mentions that the Kandak had to resupply the outpost at Yosufkhel because
    the bazaar was closed due to civilian deaths during the ambush. This was the first time this ETT heard about
    civilians being killed and both the Kandak Commander and the ETT believed it was due to stray rounds during
    the ambush in Muskhel. 060600L ETT/ANA SP KKC enroute to Yosufkhel to hold Shura with local
    government and village elders to request that they reopen bazaar and discuss incident. 06730L both ETT and
    Kandak Commander are told that the deaths were the result of retaliation after the ambush in Muskhel while the
    ANP were enroute back to the KKC area. Both the ANP Police Chief and the local leaders say that the Jani
    Khel Police Chief was responsible and ANP from Khayr Kot were involved. The Shura lasted for about two
    hours with the Kandak Commander saying he will inform his higher and the ETT responding the same. The
    Kandak Commander relayed that the community should let the government investigate and calmed their anger
    for the time being. No ANA/US/CF personnel were involved in this incident.
    Yosufkhels village elders and local government to take incident to governor of Paktika. Adverse publicity
    extremely likely because community feels government doesn't support them and ANP are representative of this
    government.

    BDA: 2 X ANP KIA, 6 X LN (CIV) KILLED


    At 0714Z, TF Helmand reports PRT Helmand preformed Escalation of Force on 1 x ln vehicle which failed to
    stop at a visual and audible signals IVO 41RPQ 25500 84500, in Nawa Barakzayee, of Helmand province. FF
    fired warning shots and a ricochete caused 1 x ln wia. FF requested MEDEVAV. ISAF tracking #05-646.
    ON 21 MAY 08 AT APPROXIMATELY 1700L AN ANP SOLDIER AT A BAZAAR GOT INTO A FIGHT
    WITH TWO NATIONAL DEFENSE SOLDIERS (NDS). THE ANP RETURNED TO THE ANP HQ
    COMPOUND TO RETRIEVE HIS AK-47. THE ANP SOLDIER EXITED THE COMPOUND AND
    GUNFIRE WAS EXCHANGED WITH THE NDS SOLDIERS. THE NDS SOLDIERS HAD A DSHKA
    MOUNTED ON A VEHICLE AND THE NDS SOLDIERS KILLED THE ANP. ANA, PMT, AND ETT
    WERE INVOLVED AFTER THE FACT. PRIMARY FOCUS WAS SEPARATING THE TWO AND
    CREATING A TRUCE BETWEEN ANP AND NDS LEADERSHIP.

    BDA: 1 X ANP KILLED

    ISAF # 06-168
    D7 0936Z
    UNIT: TF WHITE EAGLE

    TYPE: SAF

    TIMELINE:
    AT 0936Z, PBG REPORT THAT A PBG SOLDIER ENGAGED A LOCAL NATIONAL THAT APPEARED
    TO BE WEARING A SUICIDE VEST. LN WAS SHOT AFTER LN IGNORED WARNINGS TO STOP BY
    PBG SOLDIER. LN WAS SHOT IN THE FOOT. MEDEVAC HAS BEEN SUBMITTED.

    UPDATE:
    AT 1145Z, THE LN WAS MEDEVAC TO OE. NO FURTHER INFORMATION WAS REPORTED.

    SUMMARY:
    SAF
    MM(E) 06-04E

    BDA:
    LN WIA: 1

    EVENT CLOSED 1145Z


    UNIT: WHITE CURRAHEE

    TYPE: POSSIBLE IED IMPLACERS

    TIMELINE:
    AT 0336Z, C/2-506 ENGAGED 2 X POSSIBLE IED IMPLACERS VIC CHARBARAN, D.C. THE
    SUSPECTED AAF WERE LN'S DIGGING AN IRRIGATION DITCH 30 METERS OFF RTE CHARGERS.
    THE SUSPECTED AAF (LN), WAS KIA, AND THE OTHER LN RAN OFF AND COULD NOT BE
    LOCATED. THE LOCAL ANP DELIVERED THE LN BODY TO THE FAMILY. A HHA DROP WILL
    OCCUR LATER TODAY AND A SHURA WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY WITH THE LOCALS. AN IO
    MESSAGE IS CURRENTLY BEING DEVELOPED ABOUT DIGGING NEAR ROADS.

    SUMMARY:
    POSSIBLE IED IMPLACERS
    42SVB 95380 37550
    D1 0336Z

    BDA:
    LN KIA: 1
    LN WIA: 1

    EVENT CLOSED 0703Z

    ISAF # 06-0654

    Update
    OFFENSIVE engagement w/ Alleged CIVCAS
    UPDATE
    First Impression report complete
    Update
    Second Impression report complete
    UPDATE
    Investigation report complete

    Based on latest update changes in title and category


    GEORGIA, A TRACTOR TRAILER OPERATED BY A LOCAL NATIONAL LOST CONTROL OF THE
    VEHICLE, AND THE VEHICLE OVERTURNED. AN INVESTIGATION WAS INITIATED BY THE
    REPORTING OFFICER WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE GHAZNI PMT PERSONNEL AND ANP.
    DURING THE INVESTIGATION IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT AN ANP POLICE OFFICER
    (IDENTIFIED AS ABDUEL JABAR ASSIGNED TO THE SARHHAWZA POLICE DISTRICT) WAS SHOT
    ONCE IN THE UPPER THIGH. WHILE THE ANP OFFICER WAS BEING TREATED BY SPC WARD
    (PAKTIKA PMT MEDIC), THE REPORTING OFFICER NOTIFIED THE 2 BCT TOC AND REQUESTED
    A MEDEVAC VIA BFT (REQUEST SENT IN 0615 HOURS). AT 0700 HOURS, THE MEDEVAC
    ARRIVED ON SCENE AND TRANSPORTED THE PATIENT TO THE NEAREST CSH. THE REPORTING
    OFFICER CONDUCTED A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION TO DETERMINE AS HOW THE ANP
    OFFICER RECEIVED THE GUNSHOT WOUND. WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF ASSIGNED PAKITKA
    PMT INTERPRETERS, THE UNDERSIGNED DETERMINED THAT THE ANP OFFICER MAY HAVE
    BEEN A VICTIM OF FRIENDLY FIRE FROM HIS OWN ANP. ACCORDING TO WITNESSES (ANP
    OFFICERS), THE TRUCK ACCELERATED AND SWERVED INTO THEIR CONVOY. THE ANP
    OFFICERS FEARING THAT THE TRUCK MIGHT BE A POSSIBLE VBIED DISCHARGED SEVERAL
    ROUNDS AT THE TRUCK. NO US FORCES FIRED ROUNDS. AT APPROXIMATELY 0600, THE
    PAKTIKA AND THE GHANZI PMTS WERE RETURNING FROM THE JALABAD REGIONAL
    TRAINING FACILITY, AND WERE TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND ON MSR OHIO. APPROXIMATELY
    1 MILE FROM ROUTE GEORGIA, A TRACTOR TRAILER OPERATED BY A LOCAL NATIONAL LOST
    CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE, AND THE VEHICLE OVERTURNED. AN INVESTIGATION WAS
    INITIATED BY THE REPORTING OFFICER WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE GHAZNI PMT
    PERSONNEL AND ANP. DURING THE INVESTIGATION IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT AN ANP
    POLICE OFFICER (IDENTIFIED AS ABDUEL JABAR ASSIGNED TO THE SARHHAWZA POLICE
    DISTRICT) WAS SHOT ONCE IN THE UPPER THIGH. WHILE THE ANP OFFICER WAS BEING
    TREATED BY SPC WARD (PAKTIKA PMT MEDIC), THE REPORTING OFFICER NOTIFIED THE 2
    BCT TOC AND REQUESTED A MEDEVAC VIA BFT (REQUEST SENT IN 0615 HOURS). AT 0700
    HOURS, THE MEDEVAC ARRIVED ON SCENE AND TRANSPORTED THE PATIENT TO THE
    NEAREST CSH. THE REPORTING OFFICER CONDUCTED A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION TO
    DETERMINE AS HOW THE ANP OFFICER RECEIVED THE GUNSHOT WOUND. WITH THE
    ASSISTANCE OF ASSIGNED PAKITKA PMT INTERPRETERS, THE UNDERSIGNED DETERMINED
    THAT THE ANP OFFICER MAY HAVE BEEN A VICTIM OF FRIENDLY FIRE FROM HIS OWN ANP.
    ACCORDING TO WITNESSES (ANP OFFICERS), THE TRUCK ACCELERATED AND SWERVED INTO
    THEIR CONVOY. THE ANP OFFICERS FEARING THAT THE TRUCK MIGHT BE A POSSIBLE VBIED
    DISCHARGED SEVERAL ROUNDS AT THE TRUCK. NO US FORCES FIRED ROUNDS. AS A NOTE,
    FOB GHAZNI TOC WAS NOTIFIED BY CPT CURTISS (GHAZNI PMT CHIEF) AND BY THE FOB
    RUSHMORE TOC OF THE ACCIDENT AND THE NEED FOR ENGINEER ASSETS AND LOCAL ANP
    TO SECURE THE SCENE.

    BDA: 1 X ANP WOUNDED


    NPCC CONFIRMED THAT NDS RELEASED A STATEMENT THROUGH KABUL JRCC. THEY
    CONFIRMED THAT AN ITALIAN OFFICER SHOT AN NDS LOGISTICS OFFICER. THERE WERE
    THREE VEHICLES IN THE ITALIAN CONVOY. ONE VEHICLE ESCAPED AND TWO VEHICLES ARE
    BEING HELD AT THE NDS HQ.

    UPDATE: NMCC REPORTS THAT ALL ITALIANS HAVE BEEN RELEASED BY NDS.
    BDA: 1 X LN (NDS) WOUNDED
    EAST TO WEST ROUTE THROUGH OPEN DESERT. US FORCES USED THIS ROUTE PREVIOUSLY,
    WITHOUT INCIDENT. THE CONVOY REACHED A LOCATION WHERE A CIVILIAN TRUCK WAS IN
    THE ROAD, UNABLE TO MOVE UNDER ITS OWN POWER. THE CONVOY HALTED, IN AN EFFORT
    MOVE THE TRUCK OFF THE ROAD. THE US CONVOY BEGAN RECEIVING IDF AND DF AS
    MEMBERS OF THE CONVOY WERE PREPARING TO MOVE THE DISABLED CIVILIAN TRUCK.
    THE DIRECT FIRE WAS CONFIRMED TO BE ORIGINATING FROM TWO OF FOUR BUILDINGS
    LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 400 METERS TO THE LEFT FRONT OF THE CONVOY (SOUTH-WEST).
    THE CONVOY APPLIED SUPPRESSIVE FIRE ON THE TWO BUILDINGS AND REQUESTED CAS
    (CLOSE AIR SUPPORT), ENABLING THE CONVOY TO PUSH THROUGH THE "KILL ZONE" AND
    BREAK CONTACT. ALL VEHICLES CLEARED THE AREA, EXCEPT TWO GUN TRUCKS
    MAINTAINING SECURITY AND VISIBILITY OF THE HOUSES. THE CAS RADIOED THE CONVOY,
    REQUESTING THE HOUSES BE MARKED FOR POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION. US FORCES
    DEPLOYED SMOKE TO MARK THE FAR WEST BUILDING, WHICH THE CAS WAS ABLE TO
    POSITIVELY IDENTIFY AFTER SEVERAL ATTEMPTS. CAS DEPLOYED GBU-12 (500LB)
    ORDNANCE ON THE MARKED BUILDING. THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE DAMAGE NOTICED BY
    MEMBERS OF THE CONVOY. A FEW MINUTES LATER, FOUR TO EIGHT MEN, DRESSED IN
    BLACK WITH WHITE SASHES, WERE OBSERVED RUNNING FROM THE BUILDING, SOUTH
    ABOUT 400 METERS TO ANOTHER BUILDING. THE CONVOY CONTINUED WEST TOWARD FOB
    BAKWA, LINKING WITH THE QRF. PERSONNEL IN THE REAR VEHICLE OF THE CONVOY
    INDICATED THEY WERE STILL BEING ENGAGED, INEFFECTIVELY, FROM THE ORIGINAL
    BUILDINGS. REPORTS DO NOT INDICATE OBSERVING ANY CIVILIANS IN VICINITY OF THE
    TARGET OR BUILDINGS. THE RESPONDING QRF CONTINUED TO THE TARGET LOCATION TO
    CLEAR ACF AND ASSESS DAMAGE. THE QRF DISCOVERED THE CIVILIAN
    CAUALTIES/FATALITIES. THE CURRENT RESULTING BDA IS EIGHT (8) LNS KILLED, TO
    INCLUDE ONE (1) FEMALE AND SEVEN (7) CHILDREN AS WELL AS TWO WOUNDED LN ADULT
    MALES. THERE IS NOTHING FURTHER AT THIS TIME.

    INS TO USE CHEMICAL WEAPONS IN AFG


    Organization(s) Involved: AL QAIDA,TALIBAN,WAHIBI GROUP
    23 JUL 2008, TF CASTLE INTSUM 4144, NSIG

    (SECRET//REL TO USA, GCTF, ISAF, NATO) PLANS OF MOHAMMAD HAMZAH AHMADZAI AND
    USTAD ASAD TO CONTINUE USE OF CHEMICALLY ENHANCED MUNITIONS IN AFG
    As of late june 2008, dr. Mohammad ((hamzah)) ahmadzai, an associate of tb commander abdul rahman
    ((habibzai)), planned to provide chemically-enhanced munitions to qari ((khalid)), a wahabi who sought to
    conduct unspecified attacks in konar province, afghanistan. Hamzah first met khalid in circa late may 2008 via
    ustad ((asad)), a chemical expert and hamzah's teacher. In early july, hamzah provided khalid two rocket-
    propelled grenade (rpg) rounds with chemical payloads that were intended to spread a poisonous gas upon
    impact. Due to his desire to continue acquiring such munitions, khalid had agreed to bring his operations in
    konar province under the command of habibzai. (comment: there was no further information on the timing or
    targets of any attacks khalid planned with the chemical munitions.)
    Separately, hamzah had expressed an interest in acquiring uranium to be used in explosives for unspecified
    purposes but found it to be too expensive to acquire. The uranium was allegedly available from an unspecified
    factory in lahore, punjab province, pakistan, at a cost of approximately 35,000 pakistani rupees (pkr) for ten
    grams. (comment: at an exchange rate of 65 pkr to u.s. $35,000 pkr is equivalent to approximately u.s. $538.)
    Hamzah was thus seeking alternative means of creating a large explosion that could be used to attack the cf base
    near the afghan military training center in kabul city, kabul province, afghanistan. Hamzah planned to use six
    kilograms of the same chemical compound he used in the chemical-laden rpg rounds. As of early july, hamzah
    had not finalized plans for such an attack.
    Hamzah originally obtained the poisonous chemical formula from ustad asad, who had been his teacher. Hamzah
    then implemented the use of the formula with rpg rounds. Asad learned his chemical skills from dr.
    ((salahuddin)), aka engineer ((salahuddin)), of punjab province, pakistan, who was located in iraq as of 2008.
    Salahuddin claimed to have learned his technical skills from pakistani nuclear scientist a.q. ((khan)). Asad
    claimed to have ties to numerous extremist groups, and he periodically brokered contact between hamzah and
    commanders seeking hamzah's expertise. As of early july, hamzah was attempting to make contact with
    unspecified al-qa'ida arabs via asad. An arab in bajaur agency, federally administered tribal areas (fata),
    pakistan, provided asad with remote controls for use with improvised explosive devices.
    Asad and hamzah were also assisted by ((rohullah)), who was the deputy for mohmand agency, fata, pakistan,
    for supai suhaba, a pakistani political party. Rohullah was in touch with habibzai via hamzah and asad, and he
    also claimed to be cooperating with tehrik-e.
    REFERENCE ISAF EVENT 07-1494.

    GOLF COY, 2ND PLT, 3RD SQUAD, 2/7 USMC REPORTED THAT WHILE CONDUCTING A SECURITY
    MOUNTED PATROL ON NORTH HWY 1 THAT 1 X LN VEHICLE APPORACHED FROM THE SOUTH
    AT 45-50 MPH. THE PATROL INITIATED WITH FLAGS AT 90M AND THE VEHICLE DIDN'T SLOW
    DOWN. AT 30M, THE PATROL ENGAGED WITH A WHITE STAR PARACHUTE TO THE DECK IN
    FRONT OF THE VEHICLE. THE PYRO RICOCHETED OFF THE DECK AND INTO THE VEHICLE
    CAUSING THE VEHICLE TO STOP AS WELL AS A CASUALTY. CASUALTY IS CAT A, A LN
    FEMALE, AND 7 MONTHS PREGNANT. SHE SUFFERED FROM A FRACTURED JAW, BURN TO THE
    LEFT LEG, BURN TO THE FACE AND LACERATION TO THE FACE. SHE WAS MEDEVACED TO
    THE LOCAL HOSPITAL IN FARAH. WHEELS ARE DUE TO TOUCH DOWN AT 1430 LOCAL TIME.
    BDA: 1 X LN WOUNDED

    REFERENCE ISAF INCIDENT 08-0038.

    CCIR: 200808011350Z41SNU1100071000
    REPORTING UNIT: TF ZARATE
    ISAF EVENT: 08-0038
    EVENT TYPE: ESCALATION OF FORCE
    DTG: 011820LJUL08
    GRID: 41SNU 11000 71000
    PROVINCE: BADGHIS
    DISTRICT: QALA-I-NAW
    REMARKS: TF ZARATE REPORTED THAT TWO SP APC'S WERE MOVING FROM QEN AIRPORT TO
    PRT QEN ON BAZAAR STREET. THE GUNNER SAW A MOTORCYCLE APPROACHING AT HIGH
    SPEED TOWARDS THE APC. SEVERAL WARNING SIGNS WERE GIVEN TO THE MOTORCYCLE
    RIDER. HE DID NOT REDUCE HIS SPEED. THE GUNNER FIRED AN UNKNOWN NUMBER OF
    ROUNDS INTO THE GROUND AND TWO PEOPLE WERE WOUNDED. 1 X LN RECEIVED MEDICAL
    ASSISTANCE IN QEN HOSPITAL, DUE TO A LIGHT INJURY ON HIS SHOULDER. 1 X ANP IN
    CIVILIAN CLOTHES WITH TWO INJURIES, ONE ON HIS LEG AND ANOTHER ON HIS BACK. THE
    MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS DETERMINED THE INJURIES WERE PRODUCED BY A REBOUND.
    MEDICAL DATA WAS PROVIDED BY A PRT MEDICAL TEAM DIRECTLY FORM THE HOSPITAL.
    THE 1 X ANP REMAINS IN STABLE CONDITION AND HE DOES NOT NEED ANY MEDICAL
    EVACUATION TO ROLE 2 IN FSB HEART.
    BDA: 1 X ANP WIA; 1 X LN WOUNDED

    ISAF # 08-1610

    At 0156Z, TF Bushmaster was conducting CONOP 7120-210 when they received small arms fire from 10x AAF
    at 41S PR 891 697, 12.3km southwest of FOB Khajaky, Helmand. Friendly forces requested CAS. Friendly
    Forces reported 2x US MIL WIA, 2x ANA WIA and 17x AAF KIA. At 1106Z, friendly forces reported
    receiving sporadic small arms fire from an unknown number of AAF. At 1219Z, SC-26 engaged the AAF with
    GMLRS. CAS, dropped 1x GBU-12. Friendly forces reported 1x additional AAF KIA. Unit updated casualty
    roll up to 24 AAF KIA. ISAF tracking # 08-1610
    TF PANTHER 1-61 (COP ZURMAT DC ANA VS. ANP)
    GREEN ON GREEN SAF ATTACK TIMELINE: 0840Z RECIEVED REPORT ON ANA SURROUNDING
    ANP IN THE ZURMAT DC. ALSO REPORTS OF SAF TOWARD BOTH ANA AND ANP. UPDATE:
    0843Z RECIEVED REPORT THAT THE ZURMAT CHIEF OF POLICE WAS HIT BY SAF ATT. BUT ARE
    UNABLE TO CONFIRM. UPDATE: 08465Z COP ZURMAT REPORTS THAT SOME OF THE SAF HAS
    STRUCK SOME B-HUTS ON THEIR COP. BUT THERE ARE NO INJURIES FROM THAT. UPDATE:
    0910Z FROM ZURMATS BALLOON FEED IS SHOWING ONE BUILDING BURNING (SMALL SHOP)
    UPDATE: 0912Z AS 1/A ARRIVED ON SITE THE SHOOTING STOPPED. ALSO REPORTS OF
    MULTIPLE WIA, # OF WIA UNK ATT. UPDATE: 0940Z RECIEVED REPORT THAT ANP CHIEF OF
    POLICE HAS 2 X GSW TO THE ABDOMIN AND IS BEING BROUGHT TO COP ZURMAT ATT. UPATE:
    AS OF 1109 ALL PATIENTS WERE MEDEVACd TO OE AND SITUATION IS UNDER CONTROL
    SUMMARY: BDA: 3 X (ANA INJURIED BY SAF) 1 X BUILDING ON FIRE (CAUSE UNK)
    ASSESSMENT OF EVENTS: PLAN OF ACTION: - TRYING TO GET CAS ON STATION FOR SHOW OF
    FORCE. - 0905Z COP ZURMAT HAS SENT A PLATOON SIZE ELEMENT (1/A) TO THE ZURMAT DC
    ATT. AIR ASSETS: NONE ATT
    UPDATE TO WIA-1 ANP WIA, 2 ANA WIA
    EVENT: CLOSED 1109Z
    ISAF #09-383

    UNIT: TF GLORY

    TYPE: GBU MALFUNCTION

    AT 0608Z IN RESPONSE TO A KNOWN UXO POINTED AT ZAMBAR (107MM ROCKET FROM THE
    D2 SIGACT) TF GLORY REQUESTED BONE 1-1 DROP A GBU 31 IOT RENDER IT NMC. DURING THE
    DROP THE TAILKIT OF THE GBU 31 MALFUNCTIONED CAUSING THE GBU TO DROP UNGUIDED
    INTO A BALLISTIC TRAJECTORY. THE GBU DROPPED INTO A QUALAT AT GRID 42SWC 76390
    15910 2788 METERS AT A 270 DEGREE HEADING FROM THE INTENDED TARGET. STILL
    WORKING CASUALTIES AND QRF FROM FOB SALERNO

    UPDATE: AS OF 0709Z MEDEVAC BIRDS AND DMR (3xUH 60's) WILL BE USED FOR QRF
    INSERTION FROM SAL INTO A NSHLZ. 0H 58 QRF ARE ALSO OVER THE SITE IOT SECURE THE
    NSHLZ. STILL PENDING APPROVAL

    UPDATE: AT 0716 OH 58'S OBSERVED APROX 25 PAX GOING THROUGH THE POI SITE. PAX ARE
    NOT SHOWING ANY HOSTILE INTENT AT THIS TIME

    UPDATE: 0730z PCC REPORTED TO TF GLORY THAT ANP ARE TAKING 7x LN WIA TO KHOST
    HOSPITAL. STILL NO CONFIRMED NUMBER OF TOTAL CASUALTIES, AND BREAKDOWN.

    UPDATE: AT 0734 AP40 (308) AP36(291) & AP41(314) WENT W/U SAL WITH THE QRF PACKAGE

    UPDATE: AT 0745 AP40 (308) AP36(291) & AP41(314) WENT W/D NSHLZ WITH THE QRF PACKAGE.
    ALSO WARRIOR ALPHA CHECKED ON STATION UPDATE: 19xANA ALONG WITH 2xETT; 1 TERP
    WILL BE INSERTED TO THE SITE AS WELL IOT PROVIDE ANSF PRESENCE TO THE SITUATION.

    UPDATE: AT 0820z AP36(291) & AP41(314) ARRIVED AT CLARK TO PICK UP THE ANA AND ETT
    GOING W/U AT 0832z.

    UPDATE: AT 0847z ANA AND ETT'S INSERTED UPDATE: GLORY 5 RECIEVED A REPORT FROM
    GLORY 6 THAT THERE ARE CONFIRMED 2x LN KIA, 2x LN WIA; AND 8 OTHER LNS ARE BEING
    LOOKED AT BY MEDICS

    UPDATE: 1000z GLORY 6 FOUND THE TAILKIT OF THE GBU 31 AT WC 76481 15802

    UPDATE: 1005z DUDE 03 OFF STATION

    UPDATE: 1010z HAWG 55 ON STATION

    UPDATE: AT 1046 MEDEVAC (MM(E) 09-09E) WAS INITIATED TO MEDEVAC 14xLN WIA
    (1xESCORT) EOD PRELOADED ON THE CHASE BIRD TO EXPLOIT THE SITE FOR THE TAILFIN.
    (MEDEVAC INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND IN THE MEDEVAC ICON INSIDE THE ASSOCIATIONS
    BOX)

    UPDATE: 1128Z MEDEVAC WILL TAKE ANOTHER TURN IOT PICK UP AN ADDITIONAL 3
    PATIENTS

    UPDATE: AT 1144 DO26(883) AP40 (308) [MED BIRDS] AP42(429) WENT W/U SAL IN ORDER TO
    EXFIL

    UPDATE 1150z MEDEVAC WHEELS DOWN HLZ

    UPDATE: 1154z MEDEVAC WHEELS UP HLZ ENROUTE TO SAL

    UPDATE: 1200z HAWG 57 CONDUCTING BATTLE HANDOFF WITH HAWG 55

    UPDATE: UH-60s WHEELS UP SAL ENROUTE TO HLZ FOR EXFIL

    UPDATE: 1308z EXFIL COMPLETE; UH-60s ENROUTE TO SAL

    UPDATE: AS OF 1314Z ALL ELEMENTS OFF THE OBJECTIVE, AND ALL WIA HAVE BEEN
    MEDEVAC'D.

    SUMMARY: 2xLN KIA 17xLN WIA CONFIRMED 7x LN SUSPECTED WIA ENROUTE TO SAL OR
    KHOST HOSPITAL (PCC REPORT)
    FF TO TARGET ISAF WITH SUICIDE ATTACKS
    Organization(s) Involved: 0-ISAF,FOREIGN FIGHTERS,OPPOSING MILITANT FORCES,SEPHRE
    PASDARAN
    28 SEP 2008, RCW J2X HUMINT SUMMARY 08142, NSI
    4. (N/I C) FOREIGN TERRORIST ELEMENTS JOINED TO GY AKBARI GROUP IN HERAT (C-6)

    DOI: 27 SEPT 08; OHR: IT FHT 676/08

    (N/I C) Seven (7) Arabs (NFI) and four (4) Iranians (NFI) have been seen in SIAHVASHAN Village
    (41SMT3387), GOZAREH District, Herat province five days ago. They have joined GHOLAM YAHYA
    AKBARY (GYA) group. The seven Arabs are tied with AL MANSOUR, one of the OSAMA BIN LADEN
    Deputies. The Arabs are only in charge to carry out suicide attacks against U.S. and Italian troops or,
    secondarily, whatever foreigners personnel. The four Iranians belong to "Intelligence" unit of SEPAH-E-
    PASDARAN and they are supporting GYA in the anti-ISAF/GIRoA actions through intelligence and as well
    coordinating the GYA group activities. CTC Comment: Up to now, it is not still clear the possible target and the
    date of these attacks against ISAF/CF. The attacks by GYA groups will be carried out 1-2 days after the end of
    festivity, notwithstanding the Iranians are spreading fake propaganda about possible VBIED attacks, also against
    Mosques, before the Eid al Fitr (next 1st - 3th October). EOC.

    ISAF #09-1387

    Unit: TF Logar ANP

    Type: SAF

    At 0917Z- PCC reports 2 x ANP WIA by SAF. FOB Shank aid station treating WIA ATT.

    0941Z- Apache JOC dropped a medevac.

    At 0948Z- An ANP Chief was at a meeting in Esarak village 42SWC 0328 6344, Pule Alam district in a
    civilian vehicle. ANA saw they had a weapon. ANA told the ANP to put his weapon down. The ANP got out
    of the vehicle and ANA shot 2 x ANP.

    At 1024Z-Dustoff 31 lands on FOB Shank.

    At 1030Z- Dustoff 31 departs FOB Shank.

    Summery: 2 x ANP WIA

    Event Closed at 1030Z

    ISAF #10-049

    INFO;DTG of Report: 020845SEP08 (as reported by villagers from Tangi Kalay) 201ST

    S: 4xLN WIA
    A: FRA BG vehicles opened fire on a bus that came too close to convoy
    L: IVO Tangi Kalay village, 42SWD 365 260( 12 NE OF CAMP PHOENIX)
    T: 02 0820L OCT 08
    R: TAG received reports from villagers via phone and others who arrived at front gate. TAG confirmed incident
    with Camp Warehouse TOC LNO 1LT Logan. KMTC ANA personnel are BPT respond with QRF and medical
    care. Camp Warehouse is preparing medical units to respond. According to LN reports as of 0853, most of the
    children have been put into taxis by LNs IOT evacuate them to CF medical facilities.

    At 0900: ISAF is reporting that at least 5 wounded children have arrived at Camp Warehouse,

    8x LN CHILDREN WIA
    ISAF# 10-300

    SALTR FROM PRT GARDEZ


    S:1xLN
    A:EOF PROCEDURES
    L:42SWC 75300 40800 IVO FB CHAMKANI
    T:070840LOCT08
    R:ODA REPORTED TO CJTF 101 AND CTF CURRAHEE TOC, THAT 1xLN WITH SEVERE INJURIES
    TO THE HEAD HAD ARRIVED AT COP CHAMKANI IN NEED OF A MEDEVAC.

    UNIT: PRT GARDEZ

    TYPE: EOF

    TIMELINE: AT 0410Z A LOCAL NATIONAL VEHICLE SWERVED INTO AND TOWARDS PRT
    CONVOY IVO FB CHAMKANI. THE PRT CONVOY THEN FLAGGED THE VEHICLE TO MOVE
    AWAY THUS INITIATING EOF PROCEDURES. PROCEDING WITH THE VERBAL WARNING, THE
    CONVOY THEN SHOUTED TO TRY TO ENSURE VEHICLE DID NOT COME WITHING LIFE
    THREATENING DISTANCE. THE FINAL STEP WAS CONDUCTED WHEN ONE OF THE GUNNERS
    FROM THE CONVOY FIRED A PIN FLARE WARNING SHOT AT THE VEHICLE

    UPDATE: AT 0420Z THE VEHICLE SWERVED OUT OF THE WAY AND THE PRT CONVOY
    CONTINUED WITH THE MISSION, UNAWARE OF ANY CASUALTIES

    UPDATE: AT 0630Z FB CHAMKANI CALLED PANTHER TOC LOCATED IN FOB GARDEZ TO


    NOTIFY THEM THAT THERE HAD BEEN AN ESCALATION OF FORCE. DETAILS WERE UNKNOWN
    AT THE TIME, SIMPLY THAT A LOCAL NATIONAL INFORMED THEM OF ANOTHER LN INJURED
    FROM THE INCIDENT

    UPDATE: AT 0705Z GARDEZ PRT COMMANDER CALLED GRIFFIN 3 LETTING HIM KNOW THAT
    AN ESCALATION OF FORCE HAS OCCURRED. 1 LOCAL NATIONAL WAS INJURED POSSIBLY
    LIFE THREATENING AND MEDEVACED TO SALERNO.

    UPDATE: AS OF 1152Z THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR AND POLICE CHIEF HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED
    AND SPOKEN TO BY BOTH ODA INVOLVED IN THE MEDEVAC AND PRT GARDEZ COMMANDER.
    CURRENTLY THE LN IS IN THE CARE OF SAL CASH AND A PLAN OF ACTION IS IN PLACE TO
    REPAY THE FAMILY OF THE LN AND INVESTIGATE THE CONVOY ONCE THEY ARRIVE AT
    GARDEZ. THE TIMELINE FOR THE PAYMENT.

    SHURA, AND RELOCATION OF THE REMAINS, IS ALL PENDING CHANGE IN THE PATIENT
    STATUS.

    SUMMARY:
    1xLN WIA (MM(E)10-07A)

    EVENT: CLOSED 1201Z

    Y Coy 45 CDO manning a VCP when 1 x LN motorcyclist approached VCP and ignored stop signals. FF fired
    1 x warning shot into the ground in front of the motorcyclist. The round ricocheted off ground and hit the rider
    in foot. The casualty was escorted to FOB INKERMAN, MO assessed casualty, gave money for taxi and sent to
    BOST Hospital. BDA: 1 x LN wounded (CAT UNK).

    UPDATE
    FF fired 1 x warning shot 5.56mm

    ***Event Closed at 1102D*

    UPDATE 150112D*OCT08
    RC(S) reports that the motorcycle is at PB EMERALD. RC(S) is not anticipating any more compensation will
    be paid.1 Wounded afghan(AFG) Local Civilian
    ANP with CAN POMLT conducting route clearance patrol, reported FF fired warning shot at LN VEH which
    hit a 14 y/o LN in his foot. Casualty is transported to FOB MASUM GHAR.

    UPDATE 1110D*
    The incident occurred while the ANP were at CP SALEHAN. The CF RG 31 facing S along Rte FOSTERS had
    a vehicle approaching too close/ The top-cover fired a warning shot beside the vehicle, the shot ricocheted and
    hit a 14 year LN. This LN was behind the vehicle and was not observed during the shooting.

    ***Event closed 1510D*.1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian

    A COY 11 INFBN AASLT BG NLD returning from RIP COYOTE reported 1 x LN on motorcycle approched
    FF and ignored warning signs to stop. FF fired 1 x warning shot of (7.62mm) which ricocheted wounding LN.
    CLS at CAMP HADRIAN R1 gave medical aid. BDA: 1 x LN wounded (superficial wounds).

    ***Event closed 1751D*.1 Wounded afghan(AFG) Local Civilian

    ANA (2/3/205) with GBR OMLT while conducted a ground domination patrol. 1 x LN on a motorbike was
    driving at speed towards FF and the LN failed to stop after warning shots were fired. FF then engaged the
    motorcycle, killing LN. FF have confirmed that the LN was not a suicide bomber, and are taking the body to
    SANGIN hospital. Casualties reported.

    UPDATE 1352D*
    The LN has been refused by SGN hospital and returned to SGN DC.
    It is confirmed that an OMLT Soldier fired the shot.

    UPDATE 1644D*
    ***Event re-written IAW First Impression Report*

    The purpose of the patrol was to clear the route from PB NABI to a Red ISO container (GR 41 SPR 7355 5012)
    in order to link up with IEDD team moving from SANGIN DC and guide them into PB NABI for a UXO task.
    At 1203D*, the foot patrol consisting of 10 x GBR OMLT left PB NABI for the red ISO. When FF reached Red
    ISO, they established a cordon in order to wait for the IEDD team. At approximately 1255D*, at GR 41 SPR
    73706 50328, 1 x OMLT personnel saw 1 x LN on a motor bike approaching his position from the South. He
    believed the LN was a suicide bomber. For the last two weeks, intelligence has repeatedly reported the threat of
    two suicide bombers on motorbike in and around the SANGIN Bazaar. When the poss INS was 35-40 meters
    form his position, he fired 4 warning shots (5.56mm) into the close to the poss INS. The poss INS did not alter
    his speed or direction and continued directly for the OMLT personnel. At 20 meters away he fired continuous
    shots (details to be confirmed) into the poss INS centre of mass. The motorcycle crashed into the ditch and
    caught fire.
    On inspection the LN was immediately confirmed as dead and not a suicide bomber. At 1345D*, FF brought
    the body to SANGIN DC hospital with multiple GSW to the chest and immediately redeployed to their previous
    position IOT escort the IEDD team to NABI to commence the UXO task.

    ***Event closed at 1644D*1 Killed afghan(AFG) Local Civilian


    2008-10#1226

    PRT KDZ reported that at 1900D*, E Plt of Security Coy left PRT camp on a NFO patrol. A temporary
    roadblock was established at Gr 42SVF965594 on LOC TAURUS.

    A LN civilian vehicle approached the t-roadblock from behind. Warning signals were given the LN driver did
    not comply with.A warning shot was fired with flare gun when the vehicle was about 150 m away from the t-
    roadblock but the LN driver didn't slow down or stop the car. Therefore warning shots were fired in the air (100
    m distance in between t-roadblock and the vehicle). Again the LN didn't react. When the vehicle was about 50 m
    away from the roadblock another warning shots was fired to the ground in front of the car. This made the LN
    driver leave the road and stop at a gas station. No damages or casualties were observed by E-PLT.

    2-3 minutes later E-PLT continued the patrol.

    At 2045D*, PRT KDZ translator received a phone call from deputy CoP AQTASH. He reported that several
    phone calls in which he was informed about 5x LN claiming to have been wounded by ISAF. The 5x LN might
    be in KDZ local hospital.

    At 2150D*, FHT moved out to KDZ hospital IOT check the information received about the apparently wounded
    5x LN.

    At 2225D*, FHT confirmed that 5x LN were at the hospital with shot wounds.

    At 2316D*, MP CSI team finished investigation at the spot.

    At 2330D*, MEPT picked up 1x severely and 1x lightly injured LN and started redeployment to PRT camp.

    At 2345D*, MEPT and C PLT arrived at PRT KDZ. 2x injured LN were brought to PRT KDZ Role 2.

    At 250010D* all PRT KDZ forces back at Camp. Investigation ongoing.5 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian

    ESCALATION OF FORCE

    0500Z SLAYER 11 REPORTS Escalation of force IVO 42SWD 2579 7004. While conducting a Joint Vehicle
    Checkpoint, 1xLN on a motorcycle moved past the wire and cones placed in the road. The LN did not slow or
    stop after verbal warnings and a warning shot. SLAYER elements fired in an attempt to disable the motorcycle,
    reulting in the LN sustaining 1x GSW. SLAYER ELEMENT return to BAF bringing LN to TF MED.

    0545Z SLAYER ELEMENTS ARRIVE BAF and TF MED to drop off LN for treatment.

    THERE WILL BE AN SIR SUBMITTED

    MISSION COMPLETE

    ***DELAYED REPORT*
    TF 42 conducted Operations BEETHOVEN 5 against JPEL target, BEETHOVEN, IS1473. BEETHOVEN and
    three other INS were killed.

    ***Event closed at 02NOV 2238D*4 Killed None(None) Insurgent


    REAPER while conducting a surveillance flight observed INS with 82mm mortars and engaged the with 1 x
    HELLFIRE at Gr 41R QQ 253 987. After the engagement REAPER observed 2 x squirters and engaged them
    with 1 x HELLFIRE.

    UPDATE 1845D*
    REAPER returned to base.

    ***Event closed at 1845D*.3 Killed None(None) Insurgent

    ISAF # 11-073

    SALTUR REPORT
    S: 5-6 ANA
    A: Conducting Patrol
    L: F-XD 77650 64520
    T: 02 0638Z NOV 08
    U: Spader AO:COP VEGAS
    R: CCA

    0638z CCA (HL 72/75) ID 5-6 personnel at XD 77650 64520 moving with weapons northeast of COP Vegas.
    HL 72/75 requested permission to engage personnel moving with weapons. COP Vegas confirmed no patrols
    being out of the wire, HL got permission to engage the 5-6 personnel. HL engaged 5-6 personnel with 1 x HE
    Rocket at XD 77650 64520.

    0648z COP Vegas requested for a MEDEVAC of 5 x ANA(WIA)

    ***DELAYED REPORT***
    TF 42 conducted an operation against JPEL target Janan, IS 0210. An AH-64 engaged INS with HELLFIRE
    resulting in 3x INS killed, including JPEL target.

    ***Event closed at 071448D*3 Killed None(None) Insurgent

    TF PHOENIX LNO reports an escalation of force against a LN (A US ETT team shot a LN presumably in the
    shoulder) took place in front of main gate of POL-E-CHARKI CAMP.They are sending the LN to CW.
    ANA ambulance and two US vehicles should be arriving at the front gate within the next 10 to 15 minutes.

    UPDATE 0835D*
    Injured LN in CW at 080835D*. There were 2 shots fired. The first one was fired in the air, and when the LN
    didnt stop, the second shot was fired at him.

    UPDTATE 0935D*
    FF reported that a white COROLLA approached too close to the convoy, FF conducted 1 x warning shot in the
    air and 2 x shots to the engine block which ricocheted and hit a LN in the shoulder and neck.

    UPDATE 1320D*
    FF reported that the wounded LN has been released from CW R2.

    Update to casualty.

    ***Event closed at 101515D*1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian


    CJSOTF reports USSOF team with ANA COMMANDO's were travelling HWY 1 toward FB THOMAS when a
    white minibus travelling in the opposite direction was ordered to pull in. The minibus obliged, but as the convoy
    was passing, it pulled out onto the road again. Because of the proximity of the location to a previous SVBIED,
    one of the SOF vehicles fired a 3 round MG burst at the engine block, after which, the minibus pulled back in.
    As the end of the convoy was passing, the driver of the minibus flagged down the last vehicle. As a result of the
    deflection of the burst fired, 1 x LN was wounded from glass fragmentation, and 1 x LN had been struck in the
    head and chest by 2 x rounds. Both dead and wounded were taken to FOB THOMAS, and the wounded was then
    prepared for CASEVAC to HERAT.1 Killed None(None) Local Civilian
    1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian

    ***DELAYED REPORT*
    J COY 42 CDO conducting a admin move to MOB LKG observed 1 x LN vehicle approaching the convoy and
    fired 2 x Miniflares as a warning.The LN vehicle did not change course or slow down so FF fired 2 x RDS 9mm
    (WARNING SHOTS) into the ground in front of the vehicle. It swerved and stopped. A visual check of the LN
    vehicle carried out and the patrol continued on task. Subsequent investigation revealed that a LN child was
    present in the vehicle and received a fatal GSW. The incident was reported to NDS by HAJJI HAQBIN (An
    influential BARAKZAI tribal elder) a relative of the child.

    ***Event closed at 261808D*1 Killed None(None) Local Civilian

    ISAF # 11-1167

    TFK/ JDOC

    S: VEHICLE DROVE ERRATICALLY AT PATROL AND FAILED TO STOP AFTER BEING


    SIGNALLED

    A: PATROL CARRIED OUT EOF FIRST WITH MINIFLARES, VEHICLE STILL FAILED TO STOP,
    PATROL THEN FIRED 3X RDS 7.62MM TOWARDS THE REAR OF VEHICLE RESULTING IN 1X
    REAR TIRE DAMAGED. NO CASUALTIES, MINOR DAMAGE TO 1X REAR TIRE

    L: 41RQQ7172387209

    T: 222340D NOV 2008

    A: AFTER CONDUCTING FOLLOW UP ACTION, THE PATROL DISCOVERED THAT THE VEHICLE
    WAS TF71, ALL DETAILS WERE EXCHANGED FOR FOLLOW UP ACTION IF REQUIRED.

    RESIDENT FIELD SQN( BRITTISH SECURITY PATROL) RETURNING FROM SECURITY PATROLS
    VIC KAF REPORTED THAT VEHICLE APPROACHED CONVOY FROM THE REAR, DRIVING
    ERRATICALLY. VEHICLE WAS SIGNALLED TO STOP BY RFS WITH PENFLARES. VEHICLE DID
    NOT OBEY SIGNALS TO STOP. RFS THEN ENGAGED VEHICLE WITH 3X 7.62MM, DAMAGING 1X
    REAR TIRE OF THE VEHICLE. OCCUPANT OF VEHICLE WAS NOT INJURED. UPON FOLLOW ON
    ACTION, ALL DETAILS AND POC'S WERE DOCUMENTED FOR REPORTING PURPOSES AND
    LATER ACTIONS IF REQUIRED.

    KAF JDOC STATED THAT RC-S WILL BE SUBMITTING AN ISAF CRITICAL INCIDENT REPORT
    THROUGH ISAF ON THIS INCIDENT

    SOLDIER IS DETERMINED TO BE US SPECIAL FORCES ( 7 SFG, TF71). NFTR.

    EVENT CLOSED 230115D


    2008-11#1478

    ANP with GBR PMT conducting police training patrol reported 1 x white vehicle approached the patrol at high
    rate of speed and failed to stop. FF engaged with SAF. The occupant was ANP (not in uniform). A cordon was
    established and the QRF was deployed to assist.

    UPDATE 291423D*NOV08
    RC(S) reports a LN man came to the patrol claiming his daughter had a GSW to the leg which had been caused
    by the contact. She was currently being treated at BOST Hospital. An investigation is being conducted.

    NFTR.
    ***Event closed at 1950D*1 Died of Wounds None(None) ANP

    ISAF # 12-095

    02 2300Z DEC08: SLAYER 16 reported EOF against 1x LN Mercedes vehicle that failed to stop for their
    vehicle check point on RTE Hawaii IVO 42S WD 175 739. SLAYER 16 flashed MRAP lights, shouted,
    signaled with arms, and fired 1x warning shot into the ground. After firing the warning shot, the vehicle failed
    to stop provoking SLAYER elements to fire 1x 5.56 round through the windshield of the vehicle.

    02 2301Z DEC08: SLAYER 16 reported EOF against a different LN vehicle that passed a line of vehicles at the
    check point and failed to stop. SLAYER flashed MRAP lights, shouted, signaled with arms, and fired 1x
    warning shot into the ground. After firing the warning shot, the vehicle failed to stop provoking SLAYER
    elements to fire 1x 5.56 round through the windshield of the vehicle. The shot grazed 1x LNs head.

    03 0047Z DEC08: SLAYER 16 RTB with 1x grazed LN.

    03 0240Z DEC08: The LN, HUMYAN, received 10x staples for a superficial wound. TF MED released the
    LN to SLAYER 16.

    EVENT CLOSED AT 0901Z


    THIS IS AN INITIAL REPORT, DETAILED INFORMATION WILL FOLLOW ONCE THE INFORMAL
    INVESTIGATION IS COMPLETE.

    AT APPROX 1215D IVO THE BRIDGE THAT WAS DESTROYED YESTERDAY, TOMAHAWK 6 (PRT)
    HAD AN OUTER CORDON EXTABLISHED AND A VEH APPROACHED AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED.
    A WARNING SHOT WAS FIRED AND THE VEH KEPT COMING, A SECOND WARNING SHOT WAS
    FIRED STRIKING A LN IN THE ABDOMEN. THE LN IS AT QALAT FST ATT. 1 X LN WOUNDED,
    CAT A.

    MM(S)12-04F TO QLT FST ASSIGNED TO THIS EVENT

    UPDATE 1715D: THE WOUNDED LN IS BEING TRANSFERED TO KAF R3 VIA MM(S)12-04K.

    *****SIR INFORMATION*****
    SECFOR SECURED THE OUTE CORDON IN ORDER TO ALLOW PRT ENGINEERS TO ASSESS
    BRIDGE DAMAGE REUSLTING FROM AN IED THE NIGHT PRIOR. EOD WAS ALSO CONDUCTING
    A POST BLAST ANALYSIS FROM THE DETONATION. THERE WERE THREE SECUIRITY
    ELEMENTS POSTED ON THE NORTHEAST SIDE OF THE BRIDGE. OME ELEMENT ESTABLISHED A
    BLOCKING POSITION ON THE HWY, AND THE SECOND ELEMENT ESTABLISHED A BLOCKING
    POSITION ON THE BYPASS ROUTE INSIDE THE WADI (THAT TRAVELED UNDER THE BRIDE AND
    TO THE OTHER SIDE) CIVILIAN TRAFFIC BEGAN BUILDING UP. THE LINE OF TRAFFIC WAS
    APPROX 200M LONG. THE SECFOR ELEMENT WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THE
    ENGINEERS AND EOD OPERATED SAFELY AND FREELY ON THE BRIDGE AND IN THE WADI. A
    LARGE CIVILIAN BUS BEGAN PASSING VEHICLES FROM THE NORTHEAST SIDE. THE SECFOR
    SPOTTED THE VEHILCE AND ATTEMPTED TO GET THEIR ATTENTION. THEY SHOUTES AND
    SHOWED THEIR WEAPONS. THE SECFOR NOTICIED THAT THE VEHICLE WAS HEADING
    TOWARDS THE SECURITY ELEMENT THAT WAS IN THE WADI. SECFOR FIRED A WARNING
    SHOT OVER THE BUS WITH AN M4 RIFLE AS IT TURNED TOWARD THE SECFOR ELEMENT THAT
    WAS STAGED IN THE WADI. THE BUS CONTINUED TOWARDS THE WADI AND THE SECFOR
    FIRED A SECOND SHOT WITH M4 RIFLE WHICH IMPACTED THE FRONT WHEEL WELL AND
    STRUCK THE DRIVER IN THE STOMACH. THE BUS WAS SECURED AND THE CIVILIAN DRIVER
    WAS AIR EVACUATED TO FOB LAGMAN, WITH HIS 17 YEAR OLD SON, FOR MEDICAL
    ATTENTION.

    EVENT CLOSED AT 1510Z

    ***DELAYED REPORT***
    W Coy 45 CDO conducting a reassurance patrol, reported FF observed 1x POSS INS spotter GR
    41SPR72034852 and fired 1x warning shot. POSS INS ignored the warning shot and followed the patrol. FF
    believed he was a threat to life and engaged with 1x round of SAF.

    ***Event closed at 05 1530D*

    UPDATE 1836D*
    RC(S) reports this was a LN not an insurgent. A First Impression Report has been received. Casualty
    identification has been changed INS --> LN. The LN was treated and sent to a local hospital.

    2040D* Update to title. OFF ENG --> OTHER (Not Effective)1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian
    ISAF # 12-0471

    S-UNK
    A-SAF/RPG
    L-VC 66071 47490
    T-0622z
    U-ABLE 2-6
    R-RETURN FIRE, REQUESTING CAS.

    TF RED CURRAHEE (ABLE 2-6)

    SAF/RPG

    TIMELINE: 0600z ABLE 2-6 WAS CONDUCTING A DISMOUNTED PATROL IVO OF COP HAFT
    ASIAB ON THE WEST SIDE OF MSR OHIO. ABLE 2-6 ATTEMPTING TO CROSS MSR OHIO TO
    RETURN TO COP HAFT ASIAB. SOUTHERN SECURITY ELEMENT NOTICED A BUS MOVING
    FROM SOUTH TO NORTH ALONG MSR OHIO. SOLDIER WENT INTO MIDDLE OF THE ROAD AND
    PUT BOTH HANDS IN THE AIR, ATTEMPTING TO MAKE THE VEHICLE STOP. VEHICLE DID NOT
    SLOW DOWN OR MAKE ATTEMPT TO STOP. SOLDIER TOLD SQUAD LEADER THAT THE
    VEHICAL DID NOT STOP. tHE SQUAD LEADER FIRED A WARNIN SHOT OVER THE BUS. SOLDIER
    TOLD THE SQUAD LEADER THAT THE VEHICLE DID NOT STOP AND THE SQUAD LEADER
    PLACED 1x5.56mm TRACER RD INTO THE VEHICLE'S ENGINE BLOCK. VEHICLE AGAIN DID NOT
    STOP OR SLOW DOWN. SQUAD LEADER AUTHORIZED SAW GUNNER (IAW EOF SOP) TO FIRE
    ON THE VEHICLE WITH M-249. VEHICLE STOPPED WITH 4xLN KIA, 11xLN WIA. ATT
    CASUALTIES HAVE BEEN CASEVACED.

    UPDATE: 0622z ABLE 2-6 RECEIVES SAF/RPG FROM THE SOUTH WHILE CASEVAC OF LN'S TO
    HAFT ASAIB. ABLE 3-6 WAS LAUNCHED TO RE-ENFORCE ABLE 2-6.

    UPDATE: 0627z ABLE 2-6 FLT VC 66071 47490 RECEIVING FIRE FROM 150 DEGREES AT 300m.

    UPDATE: 0633Z, 7 X LN WIA WERE MEDEVAC TO BAF, 4 X LN WIA WERE MEDEVAC TO


    SALERNO.

    UPDATE: 0636z HAWG 53 CHECKS ONSTATION ATT.

    UPDATE: 0650z ABLE 2-6 IS NO LONGER IN CONTACT ATT.

    UPDATE: 0733z SHADOW IS ONSITE OVER THE TIC SITE ATT.

    UPDATE: 0820z ABLE 2-6 IS CURRENTLY COLLECTING STATEMENTS FROM LN'S ANA
    INVESTIGATING INCIDENT.

    FRIENDLY FOLLOW UP: HAWG 53 (A-10'S), ABLE 3-6, SHADOW

    SUMMARY:

    4xLN KIA
    11xLN WIA (7 X BAF, 4 X SAL)

    EVENT CLOSED 1555Z


    ISAF # 12-0722

    BG QRF 3RCR RESPONDING TO EXPLOIT IED (12-0707), HAD A LN VEH (UNMARKED COROLLA
    SEDAN) APPROACH AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED AND IGNORED EOF SIGNS FROM FF. FF FIRED 3
    X WARNING SHOTS AND VEH CONTINUED TO APPROACH. FF ENGAGED VEH WITH 7 X RNDS
    OF 7.62MM MG. THE WOUNDED AND DOW ARE ANP. THE CAT C REMAINED A FOB WILSON
    AND NOT MEDEVACED TO KAF R3.

    BDA. 1 X ANP DOW, 1 X ANP CAT B, 1 X ANP CAT C. THE CAT B WAS MEDEVACED.

    MM(S)12-17C TO KAF R3 MMU ASSIGNED TO THIS EVENT.

    ***EVENT CLOSED 2216D***

    2008-12#1019

    L Coy 42 CDO whilst conducting a clearance patrol ISO OP SOND CHARA were approached by 1x vehicle
    with 2x LN's which ignored stop signs being given by FF. FF fired 3x 7.62mm MG as warning shots but the
    vehicle kept moving. FF fired 3x shots into the engine of the vehicle but the vehicle still kept moving. FF then
    fired 3x shots into the windscreen and the vehicle stopped.

    NFTR.
    ***Event closed at 1803D*1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian

    W Coy 45 CDO conducting NFO patrol reported 1 x vehicle (white van) was travelling at high rate of speed
    toward FF cordon. FF gave verbal warnings and hand signals to the driver and he did not stop. FF then fired 1 x
    warning shot into the engine block and the vehicle stopped. A 12 year old male passenger was wounded from a
    ricochet. The wounded LN was taken by civilian means to FOB SANGIN.

    ***Event closed at 2115D*1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian

    Un-mentored ANP on a police patrol conducted an EOF resulting in casualties. MTF.

    UPDATE 1922D*
    ***Story updated*
    ANP with US PMT conducting an NFO patrol reported 1 x LN van approached FF patrol at high rate of speed.
    ANP fired warning shots with some of the rounds striking the van.

    ***Event closed at 2139D*

    UPDATE FIR 011705D*JAN2009


    USPMT, AUP and CANPOMLT elms were involved in an escalation of force when a vehicle approached the
    patrol area from the NORTH heading SOUTH at a high rate of speed in the direction of POMLT C/S 77E, AUP
    and USPMT Cowboy 5&6. The van in question sideswiped another vehicle forcing that vehicle into a wall.
    Verbal warnings and hand signals were given to the driver by AUP and C/S Cowboy however the vehicle did
    not attempt to stop. AUP and C/S Cowboy shot at the van, however the vehicle still did not stop. At this time a
    member of ISAF 77E shot once at the van hitting the left side of the vehicle middle window. The round entered
    the vehicle, and the vehicle came to a stop 15-20 meters from the patrol. The side door opened and three
    wounded locals were given first aid. Two females suffered upper arm wounds and one male suffered a shot to
    his toe. All LN personnel were treated at FMG followed by MEDEVAC to KAF Role 3.3 Wounded
    None(None) Local Civilian
    ISAF # 12-0076

    Unit: TF Hammer (FOB Shank Seabees)

    Type: EOF/SAF

    Timeline:
    1209Z- TF Hammer reports that as 15 x Seabees were crossing RTE Utah by foot from Shank East to FOB
    Shank a vehicle traveling from north to south was not slowing down for them. When the vehicle would not stop
    1 x Seabee shot 3 x warning shots and one round hit the vehicle. The LN then went to FOB Shank PCC ECP
    and was brought on the FOB to receive treatment at the aid station.

    1243Z- LN now is refusing further treatment from the aid station. PA states the LN has minor lacerations to the
    face and right upper shoulder.

    1343Z- A pre-investigation statement was taken from the LN by PCC and the FOB Shank Law Enforcement
    Personnel.

    Summary:
    1 x LN WIA and refused treatment

    Event Closed at 1343Z

    2009-01#0097

    ANA (CS/3/205) with GBR OMLT conducting a reassurance patrol observed 1 x suspected individual observing
    FF. FF fired 1 x 5.56mm as a warning shot which accidentaly hit a LN pedestrian.

    Update on casualty.

    UPDATE 1120D*
    FF extracted the wounded LN to FOB KEENAN.

    UPDATE 1155D*
    Following the warning shot, the suspected observer fled the area. FF have returned to FOB KEENAN.

    ***Event closed at 1201D*1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian


    (SECRET//REL TO USA, ISAF, NATO) AAF MOVE BLUE JINGLE TRUCK VBIED TO SAROBI
    DISTRICT
    ON 5 JANUARY 2009, FROM 2100 TO 2300 HOURS LOCAL TIME, AAF COMMANDERS ((NAZIR)),
    ((HALLIMULLAH)), ((MALANG)) BASED IN WANA, SOUTH WAZIRISTAN AGENCY (SWA),
    FEDERALLY ADMINISTERED TRIBAL AREAS (FATA), PAKISTAN, HELD A MEETING TO DISCUSS
    THEIR PLANS TO AVENGE THE DEATH OF ZAMARAI. THE MEETING WAS CONDUCTED AT THE
    RESIDENCE OF HAJI ((YACOUB)) IN WANA. ALSO IN ATTENDANCE WERE THREE
    UNIDENTIFIED OLDER ARAB MALES, WHO WERE CONSIDERED IMPORTANT. (SOURCE
    COMMENT: THE ARABS WERE BELIEVED TO BE IMPORTANT BECAUSE THEY HAD A LARGE
    SECURITY CONTINGENT WITH THEM.) AT LEAST ONE OF THE THREE UNIDENTIFIED ARABS IN
    ATTENDANCE WAS PROFICIENT IN THE PASHTUN LANGUAGE AND THE ARABS WERE
    ACCOMPANIED BY APPROXIMATELY 20 ARAB BODYGUARDS. ((HAMID GUL)), A FORMER
    MEMBER OF PAKISTAN'S INTER-SERVICES INTELLIGENCE (ISI), WAS IN ATTENDANCE AT THE
    MEETING ALSO. HAMID GUL WAS DESCRIBED AS BEING AN OLDER MAN AND A VERY
    IMPORTANT PERSON FROM ISI. (COMMENT: HAMID GUL WAS DIRECTOR GENERAL OF ISI
    FROM 1987-1989 AND, ACCORDING TO ISI, HAS NOT BEEN AN OFFICIAL WITH ISI SINCE THAT
    TIME. IT WAS NOT KNOWN WHETHER HAMID GUL WAS ACTING WITH THE KNOWLEDGE OR
    CONSENT OF ISI, OR WHETHER ANY PORTIONS OF ISI WERE AWARE OF HIS ACTIVITIES.)
    THE MEETING ATTENDEES WERE SADDENED BY THE NEWS OF ZAMARAI'S DEATH AND
    DISCUSSED PLANS TO COMPLETE ZAMARAI'S LAST MISSION BY FACILITATING THE
    MOVEMENT OF A SUICIDE VEHICLE-BORNE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE (SVBIED) FROM
    PAKISTAN TO AFGHANISTAN THROUGH THE KHAN PASS, VARIANT: KHAND PASS.
    (COMMENT: THE KHAN PASS IS LOCATED IN SWA AND HAS BEEN FREQUENTLY USED BY AAF
    AND ARAB FORCES IN THE PAST.) THE SVBIED WAS DESCRIBED AS A DARK BLUE MAZDA
    JINGA TRUCK WITH A GRAYISH WHITE HOOD. AS OF 3 JANUARY, THE SVBIED WAS LOCATED
    IN AZAM WARSAK, SWA. DURING THE MEETING, THE ATTENDEES FORMULATED THE PLAN
    TO MOVE THE SVBIED, DRIVEN BY AN UNIDENTIFIED ARAB, ON 10 JANUARY 2009 THROUGH
    THE KHAN PASS. THE MILITANTS PLANNED TO TARGET SAROBI, AFGHANISTAN, WITH THE
    SVBIED. (COMMENT: SAROBI IS LIKELY A REFERENCE TO SAROBI DISTRICT, PAKTIKA
    PROVINCE.) HAMID GUL ENCOURAGED THE AAF LEADERS TO FOCUS THEIR OPERATION
    INSIDE OF AFGHANISTAN IN EXCHANGE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN'S SECURITY
    FORCES TURNING A BLIND EYE TO THE PRESENCE OF AAF COMMANDERS AND FIGHTERS IN
    PAKISTAN (NFI). ADDITIONALLY, THE AAF LEADERS APPROVED A PLAN TO SEND 50 ARAB
    AND 50 WAZIRI FIGHTERS TO GHAZNI PROVINCE, AFGHANISTAN IN EARLY FEBRUARY 2009.
    ACCORDING TO HAMID GUL, THE AERIAL THREATS IN THE AREA WERE CONTROLLED FROM
    THE AIRPORT IN WANA.
    ISAF # 01-0750

    1 x REAPER while conducting an overhead for Y Coy 45 CDO ISO OP GHARTSE PALANG PID 3 x INS
    with weapons preparing to engage FF at Gr 41S PR 7601 5366. REAPER engaged with 1 x HELLFIRE.

    REAPER PID INS with weapons and engaged with one hellfire missile. The engagement was on target at GRs
    41 S PR 7593 5358 (4.4 Km NW SGN DC). Two explosions were observed immediately after the hellfire strike.

    At 1330D* 2 x LN children were brought to FOB JKN by their father. Both children had shrapnel wounds to
    their abdomen and were given initial treatment by the BG(N) MO. Their father, who accompanied them, was
    questioned whilst his children were undergoing treatment. He claimed that he was in the Bazaar when he was
    approached by some other children from his village (TUGHAY which borders MAZAK to the SW) who told
    him that his children had been injured. On returning to his compound the children informed him that the TB had
    told them to leave their compound as they were going to use it as a FP. There were subsequently several
    explosions which caused the injuries to the 2x LN young children. Update on BDA.

    ***Event closed at 1917D*

    200115D*JAN2009

    RC(S) reported that a total of 6 x INS were wounded and captured. Five of the six wounded INS were
    MEDEVAC'd to BSN R2E where 1 x INS died of his wounds. On a separate MEDEVAC mission, the
    remaining 1 x INS was MEDEVAC'd with 2 x LN wounded children to BSN R2E. A first impression report has
    been received.1 Died of Wounds None(None) Insurgent
    5 Wounded None(None) Insurgent
    2 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian
    S- 2 PAX W/ WEAPONS
    A- THE 2 PAX TRIED TO EXFILTRATE THROUH A FRENCH PATROL
    L- 42S WD 59250 60600
    T- 0724Z
    R- TF TIGER RECIEVED INTEL THAT ACM WERE CONDUCTING EARLY WARNING AND
    OBSERVATION FROM A RIDGELINE APROX 250M NORTHEAST OF JALOKHEL BRIDGE. UNITS ON
    THE GROUND PID'd THE ACM W/ WEAPONS. WARNING SHOTS WERE FIRED W/ 105MM TANK
    BEYOND THE ACM OBSERVER POSITION. ACM EXFILITRTATED TO THE SOUTH EAST DOWN
    THE RIDGELINE WHERE THEY RAN INTO A PATROL FROM D COY. D COY MADE CONTACT AND
    ENGAGED THE ACM.

    ONE 12 YEAR OLD LN WAS REPORTED INJURIED DURING THE TIC. CAUSE OF THE WOUNDS
    ARE UNKNOWN ATT.

    1343Z: NFTR

    EVENT CLOSED @ 1343Z

    LINE 1: KB 42SWD 5873 5725


    LINE 2: 52.325CT/58.800PT WARRIOR WHISKEY
    LINE 3: C
    LINE 4: A
    LINE 5: 1L
    LINE 6: N
    LINE7: D
    LINE 8: D LN
    LINE 9: NONE
    REMARKS: 12 YEAR OLD MALE LOCAL NATIONAL, NAME RAHMATULLAH, HIT IN LEFT LEG
    WITH A PROJECTILE, PULSE 107, BLOOD PRESSURE 100/70 FATHER IS ESCORTING- HOHMOD
    SABER. PATIENT IS FULLY STABLE AND CAN BE MOVED.

    0715Z: MM(E)01-20A DO47(944) FD65(113) FD(035) W/U BAF

    0730Z: MM(E)01-20A DO47(944) FD65(113) FD62(035) W/D PAT

    0738Z:MM(E)01-20A DO47(944) FD65(113) FD62(035) W/U PAT

    0753Z: MM(E)01-20A DO47(944) FD65(113) FD62(035) W/D BAF


    W Coy 45 CDO conducting a NFO patrol observed 2 x PAX watching the patrols movement, there were no
    other civilians in area. ICOM suggested that INS were attempting to engage FF with an IED, suggesting that the
    PAX were INS observers.
    FF fired 1 x miniflare which was ignored, subsequently FF fired 2 x warning shots which were again ignored.
    As a result FF engaged, resulting in casualties.
    1 x LN adult has been taken to SANGIN DC with a gun shot wound to the leg.
    A LN child is also being treated for a GSW but it is currently unclear whether this casualty is linked to this
    incident.

    BDA: 1 x LN wounded
    1 x LN child wounded

    Update to casualty details.

    ***Event closed at 0202D*2 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian


    ISAF # 01-1253

    ITA OMLT reported that the ANP CP, 20km North of Delaram suffered a SAF attack. No casualties or damage
    reported. NFI ATT.

    UPDATE 1512D*
    The ANP CP fired on an ANA RANGER (green on green), not recognized, which was the head of a convoy. IT
    OMLT's were at the end of the same convoy. No casualties or damage reported.
    Title updated.

    ***Event closed at 1512D*

    2009-01#1264

    ANA (CS/3/205) with PEF conducting a joint framework patrol reported reported tha approx 150 pax were
    trying to disrtupt the PEF. ANA fired warning shots. INS engaged with IDF and SAF from GR 41R PR 0706
    0470. ANA broke contact. situation calmed down. Crowd moved away and PEF is continiung on task.

    UPDATE 1142D*
    FF report 4 x LN wounded. all wounded are moved to BSN by PEF assets. FF trying to get more info ATT.

    UPDATE 1214D*
    FF assessed the LN were wounded due to a PEF AH engagement. FF reported 1 x ANA WIA (CAT C) due to a
    GSW.

    UPDATE 1314D*
    INS broke contact. Eradication is continuing.

    UPDATE 1346D*
    Update on BDA.

    UPDATE 1426D*
    ***STORY RE-WRITTEN*

    ANA (CS/3/205) with PEF conducting a joint framework patrol reported that approx 150 pax were trying to
    disrupt the PEF. ANA fired warning shots. INS engaged with IDF and SAF from GR 41R PR 0706 0470
    resulting in 1 x ANA WIA (CAT C). Crowd moved away. 1 x AH-64 was in support of ground forces and
    engaged with HELLFIRE resulting in 3 x LN wounded (1 x CAT B, 1 x CAT C, 1 x CAT D) and 2 x LN killed.
    1 x LN wounded is believed to be an INS, this is under investigation. INS broke contact, 3 x INS were observed
    fleeing to the East and South. PEF continued the eradication. 2 x LN killed are brought to PB BANDIT. FF
    exploited AH engagement and discovered RPG and SA ammo next to the casualties. A compound search
    uncovered tunnels exiting at the rear leading to rat runs as well as cases on the floor in and around the
    compound. FF also found 1 x RCIED which was BIP by an IEDDT. Update on BDA.3 Wounded afghan(AFG)
    Local Civilian
    1 Wounded in Action, Category C None(None) National Military/Security Force
    2 Killed None(None) Local Civilian
    UNIT: TF WHITE CURRAHEE(JULIET 6)

    TYPE: EOF

    At 31 0635Z JAN, FSC/2-506 with ANP and the O-E Sub-Governor engaged 1x grey HILUX that attemped to
    merge in front of the lead truck in the convoy at WB 1670 4467. FSC used 2 non-lethal escalation of force
    techniques before firing 1x.50cal round into the HILUX, injuring the driver and a passenger. FSC escorted the
    local national truck with the two injured men to FOB O-E where they were treated at the Aid Station. The
    driver, Haji Kahn, suffered a flesh wound and will be released from the Aid Station tonight. The passenger, Haji
    Paindai, a Kharoti tribal leader from Sarobi was pronounced dead at the Aid Station at 1326 Local.

    EVENT: CLOSED 1100Z

    UNIT: RED CURRAHEE (SHARONA ANP)

    TYPE: NEGLIGENT DISCHARGE

    TIMELINE:
    1500Z WHILE AT THE PAKTIKA ANP HQ VB 806 674 2xANP BY THE NAMES OF MANGAL SOM OF
    MOHAMMAD HANIF AND AHMAD ZIA SOME OF KHAN MOHAMMAD WERE CONDUCTING
    HORSEPLAY WITH THEIR SERVICE ARMS WHEN THEY ACCIDENTLY SHOT THE NDS DIRECTOR
    MAHMOUD SON OF SAYED GHULAM AND LOGISTICS OFFICER AJMAL SON OF AQAGUL.
    THE WOUNDED ANP WERE FIRST BROUGHT TO PAKTIKA PRT FOR TREATMENT. LOGISTICS
    OFFICER WAS RDT. NDS DIRECTOR WAS TRANSPORTED TO FOB SHARONA FOR TREATMENT
    AND THEN MEDEVAC'd TO SAL. PERPETRATORS WERE ARRESTED.

    2XWOUNDED ANP.
    NO DAMAGE

    EVENT CLOSED 1920Z

    ***DELAYED REPORT***
    First and Second Impresson reports received.
    CJSOTF PID and targeted ISAF JPEL target (IS0696) with 4 X GBU-38 from 2 X US F-15. Bombs fell IVO
    GR 41 S MT 53686 74315. Initial BDA 8 X INS Killed and 2 X vehicles destroyed. There are various and
    conflicting reports from multiple sources alleging CIVCAS. Investigation on the strike scene revealed AK-47
    and PKM debris along with 39 x 7.62mm ammunition scattered throughout the site. A large number of LNs
    were on site during the investigation displaying a hostile attitude so the investigation team did not continue
    sorting through the site. ANA 207 corps organized an impromptu Shura with the elders to discuss the reason for
    being there. Reaction from Government officials has been neutral and casualty reports from the Governor and
    from the Police Chief have varied. Media assessment has also been neutral.8 Killed None(None) Insurgent
    TF 2-2 conducting a framework patrol observed 1x vehicle not stopping at stop signals. FF fired 15x 5,56mm
    shots causing the vehicle to stop and resulting in 2 x LN wounded (1x LN shot in the arm/punctured lung, 1x LN
    shot in the head). Both LN later DOW. EOD investigated the vehicle and found no IED components on the
    vehicle. NFTR ATT.

    ***Event closed at 1805D*2 Died of Wounds afghan(AFG) Local Civilian


    1. 42s xd 73135 34188
    2. 49.200 ATTACK-7
    3. 1-B
    4. A
    5. 1 L
    6. N
    7. IR STROBE
    8. C ANA
    9. LZ NO GRAVEL
    10. 118 THREADY BP 145 & 95, RESPIRATION 24
    TF DUKE MEDOPS 3: (17:11) UPDATE TO 9 LINE LINE 10 GSW TO ABDOMINE WITH ENTRANCE
    AND EXIT WOUND
    CJTF101 MED OPS: (17:14) MM(E)02-17D for TF Duke for JAF-GRID-JAF
    TF DUKE MEDOPS 3: (17:14) UPDATE TO 9 LINE LINE 1 FOB PENICH
    TF DUKE MEDOPS 3: (17:15) TF DUKE VALIDATES AND APPROVES D MSN RECOMMEND SEND
    PT TO JAF
    TF PALEHORSE BTL NCO 3: (17:15) PALEHORSE ACK AND APPROVES MM(E)02-17D. CREWS ARE
    CURRENTLY GOING TO RC1.
    TF PALEHORSE BTL NCO 3: (17:26) MM(E)02-17D DO23(725) FL77(069) W/U JAF AT 1725
    TF PALEHORSE BTL NCO 3: (17:35)MM(E)02-17D DO23(725) FL77(069) W/D PEN AT 1735
    TF PALEHORSE BTL NCO 3: (17:42)MM(E)02-17D DO23(725) FL77(069) W/U PEN AT 1742
    CJTF101 MED OPS: (17:23) rgr,thanks please repost for everyone to see
    TF DUKE MEDOPS 3 (privately): (17:25) HE WAS SHOT BY ANOTHER ANA SOLDIER WHO WAS ON
    GUARD AT THE ECP DUE TO MISTAKEN IDETITY
    TF DUKE MEDOPS 3: (17:25) HE WAS SHOT BY ANOTHER ANA SOLDIER WHO WAS ON GUARD
    AT THE ECP DUE TO MISTAKEN IDETITY
    TF PALEHORSE BTL NCO 3: (17:26) MM(E)02-17D DO23(725) FL77(069) W/U JAF AT 1725
    TF PALEHORSE BTL NCO 3: (17:54)MM(E)02-17D DO23(725) FL77(069) W/D JAF AT 1754 MC

    ISAF # 02-0940

    TF BAYONET:
    WOLFPACK 2 (ETT)

    MISSION STATEMENT:
    Resond to HWY 1 to investigate ANP shooting L- XD 036 178

    UPDATE:
    0704Z -ETT reports a civilian VEH getting shot at by ANA or ANP. Wolfpack is going to investigate with
    ANA (1 ANA VEH/ 15 ANA)
    -Wolfpack reports that ANP shot at civilian vehicle after vehicle would not stop at CP.

    ANP shot @ a Jingle that hit a LN's Toyota Corolla & injured a woman & child

    -2 WIA, 1 woman and 1 child @ Jbad Hospital att


    Wolfpack 2 is at CP. Reports that -ANP is not being cooperative.

    NFTR
    ***OPS BOX TRIPOLI***
    K Coy 3/8 USMC conducting a framework patrol reported that 1 x White vehicle pulled in front of FF convoy.
    FF fired 4 x to tires, 3 x to engine compartment and 1 x in cabin, resulting in 2 x LN wounded.

    UPDATE 1558D*
    2 x LN casualties were taken to FOB DELARAM. One is going to be a civil EVAC to a civil hospital, other was
    treated by MIL on the FOB.

    UPDATE 1800D*
    One of the casualties was wounded with shards of glass to the face and the other with a GSW to the finger(CAT
    C). FF took the injured LNs to the HOSP at DELERAM. The one with a GSW was subsequently MEDEVAC to
    BOST and the other was treated and then able to go home.

    ***Event closed at 1800D*2 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian

    ISAF # 03-035

    **TF VALIANT EOF REPORT**


    0845z PCC and ANSO reported to JBAD JOC a coalition force fired into a crowd wounding 2 LN females in
    Beshood Zone 1. BFT and PLI live feed place BSB and Ruffian in JBAD ATT. PCC is attempting to find the
    actual location in Zone 1.

    0925z Guardian is sending out convoy to investigate.

    1000z PCC reports that this happened near the logman bus station in Beshood Zone 1. Two WIA are a 70 YO
    man taken to hospital and a woman treated and released

    1125z QRF reported that they investigated area and went to hospital and confirmed the 70yo male and
    questioned locals and found that they saw ANSF w/ M4's and "Americans" with them and the ANSF fired into a
    taxi cab. QRF will debrief JOC upon return from the area (will also post grid location of event).

    1200z Grid location was XD33449 11130. Quit shot of event is that the 70yo male was in a taxi that missed
    it's turn and made a u turn in front of an ANSF convoy that fired 3-4 rnds into the back of the taxi striking the
    man in the left shoulder. ANSF convoy did not stop.

    NFI

    EVENT CLOSED 1205Z


    ISAF # 03-1317

    S-1x VEHICLE

    A-EOF/WARNING SHOOT

    L-42SWC 01560 62400

    T-0548Z

    FLT for 2/C is WC 0156 6240.

    FF reported a vehicle approached their position from the south, while on a dismounted patrol were conducting a
    map check. They estimated that the vehicle was doing 25 MPH. FF shouted and flashed VS-17 panels, vehicle
    still did not stop. FF showed their weapons as well. FF then fired a warning shot into the ground, and then fired
    a disabling shot, hitting the left front tire and power steering, Vehicle stopped. FF searched the two males from
    the vehicle and entered into BATS/HIDES. Static security was established to facilitate the BATS/HIDES
    process.

    While conducting BATS/HIDES from the first incident, another vehicle (white station wagon) driven by a single
    male, turned off of route Utah and approached the security position at a high rate of speed. Once again, the
    patrol shouted and waved VS-17 panels. FF showed their weapons as well. FF then fired a warning shot and a
    disabling shot to the front grill. The vehicle did not stop and FF fired shots at the driver, hitting him in the head,
    killing him. ANP with the patrol took charge of the situation and started talking to LNs to investigate who this
    individual was and calm down onlookers. The ANP are moving the body to the hospital for the family to retrieve
    the remains.

    The Logar Governor has been informed.

    FF investigating ATT

    OPENED 0548Z/ CLOSED 1308Z

    TB ORDERS ATKS FROM IRANIAN INS FROM PAK


    Organization(s) Involved: FOREIGN FIGHTERS,OPPOSING MILITANT FORCES,TALIBAN
    25 MAR 2009, ARSIC-KABUL INTSUM, NSI

    Several Taliban commanders leading approximately 100 x armed EOA fighters, along with fifteen Chechen,
    have entered Afghanistan, passing through Iran. These EOA have been appointed by Pakistan to conduct
    attacks, including suicide attacks, in Kabul Province.
    W Coy 45 CDO reported while conducting a NFO, FF saw 2x suspicious persons observing the FF patrol at GR
    41SPR72704800. The persons have not moved off and have been joined by another 2x persons. FF fired a burst
    as a warning shot. The 4x suspicious persons fled the scene. There were no casualties or damage reported.

    UPDATE 2150D*
    At 1700D*, FF carried on with patrol. PAX on motorbike was observing FF from canal path. PAX was
    observing the FF patrol. 1 x warning shot was fired. PAX failed to stop. Increased ICOM chatter indicated FF
    were about to be attacked and FF believed PAX was the trigger for the attack. FF felt PAX posed an imminent
    threat and engaged PAX under Card A. FF engaged PAX with lethal shot. PAX is being extracted to SGN DC.
    At 1759D*,
    Casulty is not a detainee. Casulty is on Anti- Psycotic Meds, Due to change in status cas (no detainee)
    recommend to send casualty to LKG instead of BSN. LKG pt will be fwd by road move to BOST. They have
    accepted the patient. NFTR.

    ***Event closed at 2150D*1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian

    US PMT reported that while conducting a NFO patrol, 1 x vehicle approaching rapidly from the rear. FF fired
    PEN FLARE resulting in a ricochet, which subsequently hit a LN child in the head. The child was a pedestrian
    on the street. The vehicle did not stop. FF fired 1 x warning shot causing the vehicle to stop, where it was
    searched and released with nothing found. FF gave first aid to the LN child at the scene and MEDEVAC her
    (along with her father) to KAF R3 medical facility.

    ***Event closed at 2155D*1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian

    TFK PRT reported that while conducting a NFO patrol, FF observed a motorcycle approaching the rear of the
    convoy and failed to heed the sirens and visual warning stops. FF fired 5 x 7.62mm warning shots from the
    RWS into the ground. The motorcycle stopped. At 1524D* OCCP reported a LN who was taken to MIRWAIS
    hospital with a wound to the leg caused by CF in the area and it happened at the time of the EOF.

    UPDATE 092028D*
    ANP investigations have not been able to positively determine the cause of the injury to the LN. FF are not
    currently believed to be responsible for the LN casualty.

    UPDATE 101407D*
    The EOF occurred at 10 m. FF were at location for 10 minutes to determine if there were any battlefield
    damages and or injures. ANP have not been able to provide any additional details ATT. FF are investigating the
    case.

    ***Event closed 101411D*APR20091 Non Battle Injuries None(None) Local Civilian

    KCP LNO reported an argument between ANA soldier in PD 16 (SAF shots heard from HQ ISAF). The incident
    took place at the ANA 52nd signal division compound. There is a BDA of 2 x ANA killed and 2 x ANA
    wounded. There is only one shooter, his name is MUNTAR (ANA soldier) and he was arrested by KCP. ANA
    did not ask for ISAF assistance.2 Non Battle Deaths None(None) National Military/Security Force
    2 Non Battle Injuries None(None) National Military/Security Force

    ANA 3/3/205 with 2 MERCIAN OMLT reported that an ANA soldier shot an ANA Sgt after having an
    argument.
    Immediate medical aid given. The ANA soldier has been arrested and is also on his way to MUSA QALA DC.
    BDA: 1 x ANA WIA (CAT C) MEDEVACed IAW MM(S)04-09I TO ANA CAMP HERO.

    UPDATE 0115D*
    No further ISAF involvement required.

    ***Event closed at 0120D*1 Non Battle Injuries, Category C None(None) National Military/Security Force
    B Coy 1 RIFLES reported that some ABP high on drugs were arguing and woke up the TERPS. The ABP were
    later on the roof talking when 3 x shots were fired in the direction of the terps. 1 x ABP fell from the roof
    apparently from a GSW. QRF (B Coy 1 RIFLES) was alerted and arrived on the scene to deal with the incident
    and treat the casualty. The casualty later died from his GSW. OCCD will investigate at first light.

    UPDATE 0600D*
    FF took the body of the ABP to PB JUGROOM and then to LKG.

    ***Event closed at 0603D*

    ***Event re-opened at 1810D*

    UPDATE 111730D* (FIR)


    A significant proportion of the ABP in PB JUGROOM were high on opium and having a party. An argument
    between an interpreter and a number of policemen ensued; this developed into a fight between the interpreter
    and the ABP. The Guard Commander was called, and the PB Commander and Plt Sjt attempted to negotiate
    with the ABP Commander. The majority of the ABP were on the roof of the interpreters accommodation, and a
    number of shots were fired. The sentry in Sanger 2 fired one shot in response believing the lives of his PB
    Commander and Platoon Sjt were in danger. One ABP was wounded with a single GSW to his abdomen. It is
    not known whether the round lead to the ABP casualty was fired by the UK sentry or was fired from another
    weapon. After the medical attention the GSW proved fatal and the MIRT was stood down.

    ***Event closed at 1812D*1 Non Battle Deaths afghan(AFG) ANP

    ***OPS BOX TRIPOLI***


    H&S Coy 3/8 USMC reported that 1 x LN approached the front gate of FOB DELARAM and claimed that he
    was shot by CF. The LN suffered a GSW to the left knee was treated by FF Shock Trauma Platoon. 1 x LN is
    awaiting MEDEVAC transport. BDA: 1 x LN wounded.

    UPDATE 1837D*
    LN was taken by military air transport to FOB BASTION Medical Hospital for treatment. Preliminary
    investigation will be conducted into allegation.

    UPDATE 2151D*
    2nd Impression report states that Local National was wounded by apparent small-caliber round from possible
    EOF procedures by 3/8 Battalion Guard Force from FOB Delaram. LN was harbouring no hostility towards CF.
    The LN was give 10,000 afghanies for his injuries by CAG.

    ***Event closed 2208D*1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian


    TF PHOENIX LNO reported that at 191741D*APR09 a US convoy was approached by LN car on highway 7 at
    V4 cross road. After verbal warnings and warning shots LN car would not back off so 3-4 x shots were fired at
    the driver, 2 x shots grazed his leg. After incident ANP surrounded the convoy, did not let it pass and caused a
    traffic jam at H7.4 (over at 161915D*APR09).The convoy backed up IOT reach PHOENIX CAMP to treat the
    LN wounded. Two US soldiers were injured during the extraction. LN was finally treated at PHOENIX TMC
    and released.

    UPDATE 2106D*
    ISAF HQ CJOC received RCC FIR which confirmed the story above.

    UPDATE 17 APRIL 0146D*


    Phone conversation with RC Capital Duty Officer: The two US soldiers were lightly wounded from a richochet
    that occurred from one of the shots they fired at the LN. They were both lightly wounded in the face.

    UPDATE 1800D*
    2x US WIA had tears in their clothes and equipment from shrapnel but were not actually wounded. 2x US are
    now no longer being called WIA. 1xLN was very lightly injured with a couple of scrapes, nothing serious. 1x
    LN left CAMP PHOENIX under own will after being treated.1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian
    PRT FARAH reported that ANP was involved in a TIC in GANJ ABAD. FF requested CAS. BDA: 2 x ANP
    KIA and 3 ANP WIA (CAT UNK). The WIA were evacuated to FARAH hospital. Information concerning the
    casualty is unconfirmed. NFI ATT.

    UPDATE 2030D*
    A second CAS will be performed by 1 x B-1. Update on casualties and equipment. See personnel and equipment
    effects.

    UPDATE 05 0428D* MAY09


    PRT FRH reported that the fighting has quelled. Update on BDA: 1 X CF WIA, 3 X ANP KIA, 3 X ANP WIA,
    1 X ANA WIA. It is reported that an INS (TB) commander along with 10 others have been killed. JDAMs were
    dropped on the compounds. Sources indicate that there will be a substantial INS body count tomorrow. FF along
    with MAROF, ANA, and ANP are dug in for the night.

    UPDATE 1000D*
    ISAF/CF not engaged; QRF is is back at FARAH. There are no CF operating in that area at the time; n.1 vehicle
    turret damage(driveable); unconfirmed reports of 10 KIA, N.1 being Taliban leader. N.1 known WIA girl now at
    PRT Hospital. Unconfirmed reports of civilian casualties at engagement site. One being death of a girl.
    N.1 US WIA, laceration of arm, treated at PRT Hospital. N. 3 ANSF WIA, released from PRT Hospital last
    night, N,2 ANSF treated at PRT Hospital and trasferred to KAF.

    UPDATE 1008D*
    Latest update from last night's incident FROM PRT FRH . A family of 5 is at the PRT clinic. Injuries are
    collateral damage from the 1000lb bomb. Little boy is seriously injured and will require MEDEVAC.

    UPDATE 1219D*
    LN CIV INVOLVED DURING TIC.
    1. Reports from PRT FRH TOC inform that LN WIA are N.9;
    2. a family of 5 persons are being treated at the PRT Hospital, 1 x male with serious injuries;
    3. 4 persons receiving treatment at the Farah City hospital.

    UPDATE 0317D* 06 May


    correct as at 12:59D* 05 May

    ICRC in HRT is organizing a convoy to go to the Ganjabad area to extract any remaining civilian casualties and
    to verify civilian deaths. The Provincial Governor is in contact with the ANSF has given assurance that ANSF
    will not fire upon the convoy.

    UPDATE 051350D*
    NFI AVAILABLE.

    ***Event closed at 051339D*JUN20091 Wounded in Action, Category D american(USA) NATO/ISAF


    1 Wounded in Action afghan(AFG) National Military/Security Force
    3 Wounded in Action afghan(AFG) ANP
    9 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian
    3 Killed in Action None(None) ANP

    ***DELAYED REPORT***
    CJSOTF unit ISO OP SAINT (MANSUR), spotted IED Emplacers and called in CAS. Reaper was tasked by
    JTAC to drop 1X GBU-12 on the target. Estimated 3x INS killed att.3 Killed None(None) Insurgent
    At 1340Z, RC South reported a PBIED strike:
    FF reported while conducting an NFO patrol, 1x INS on a motorbike drove up to FF who were parked. INS
    walked around and then he detonated the IED. QRF from FOB Price deployed to site. BDA: 19x Killed ( 2x
    GBR KIA, 1x TERP Killed, 16x LNs Killed), 34x wounded (2x GBR CAT B, 1x ANA CAT B, 31x LNs). NFI
    att.

    At 2058Z, FF reported LN casualties taken to local hospital in Helmand Province. FF RTB. IED was classified
    as a PBIED. It is believed that INS crashed his motorcycle into the patrol, as he got to his feet he detonated
    himself. BDA: 19x Killed ( 2x GBR KIA, 1x TERP Killed, 16x LNs Killed), 34x wounded (2x GBR CAT B,
    1x ANA CAT B, 31x LNs), and 1x INS Killed. NFTR. Event closed at 2111Z.

    ISAF #05-0391

    TF 444 providing FP to PB TUNGSTEN D observed 4 x PAX observing FF. PAX were thought to be setting up
    a possible HMG to use against FF. FF fired warning shots to disperse them. ICOM suggest all quiet now.

    UPDATE 1225D*
    FF c/s received heavy observation, FF fired warning shots IOT disperse PAX. FF continuing on task. No
    casualties or damage reported.

    UPDATE 1514D*:
    1 x LN walk talked to FOB DELHI and brought 1 x 14yr old boy with GSW to the hand. 14yr old boy was
    MEDEVACed ISO MM(S)05-09H. It is suggested that this occurerred during the TF 444 contact earlier. The
    LN also suggested that a 14yr old female was killed during the same incident although there is no evidence at
    reported time.

    UPDATE 0146D*
    A FIR has been sent to PJHQ in regards to the incident. Nothing further to report.

    ***Event closed at 0147D*

    ***Event re-opened at 101620D*MAY2009

    UPDATE after receiving FIR

    CHANGE OF TITLE AND CATEGORY


    OTHER--->OFFENSIVE ENGAGEMENT
    ROE/Force Escalation--->Direct Fire1 Wounded, Category C afghan(AFG) Local Civilian

    TF NAWA 1 WG manning PB JAKER report that ANP with F Coy 2 RGR PMT received SAF from GR 41R
    PQ 2635 7288.
    FF returned fire with organic weapons. 1 x HARRIER GR9 on station ISO ground units.

    UPDATE 1153D*
    The GR9 dropped 1 x GBU-12 onto EF FP resulting in a direct hit and no further INS activity was observed. 2
    Mercian deployed in support of troops in contact, but no BDA was conducted. Nothing further to report. No
    casualties or damage reported.

    ***Event closed at 1212D*

    ***Event UPDATED*** According to FIR:


    An ANP foot patrol (with GBR PMT) was operating in NAWA when it was attacked with SAF and RPG by up
    to 30 INS using multiple compounds as Firing Points. The patrol was suppressed by INS fire and only able to
    engage one of the compounds effectively. IOT extract from the contact, FF requested CAS as mortars were not
    assesed appropriate and decided that a laser guided munition would minimise the chance of collateral damage.
    At 191028D* CAS dropped 1 x GBU38 and INS SAF ceased. At 1300D* 2 x AFG Civ came to PB JAKER
    informing FF that 8 x AFG Civ had been killed, a compound was destroyed and 2 x jerabs of wheat were
    burned. Compensation for relatives and the land owner has commenced and the investigation is ongoing.8 Killed
    None(None) Local Civilian
    Event Title:D10 0830
    Zone:1x LN KIA
    Placename:ISAF # 05-1543
    Outcome:null

    UNIT: 2-377 (TF STEEL)

    TYPE: EOF

    WHO: TF 373 AND ANSF

    WHERE: WB 859 897

    INITIAL @ 0830Z TF 373 (TM SAL) NOTIFIES STEEL MAIN THAT THERE WAS AN ESCALATION OF
    FORCE ON A CIVILIAN VEHICLE. VEHICLE WAS APPROACHING TM SAL AND ANSF FORCES AT
    A HIGH RATE OF SPEED, VEHICLE THEN MANUEVERED AROUND OTHER VEHICLE TRAFFIC.
    ONE PIN FLARE WAS FIRED, VEHICLE DID NOT STOP, BOTH TM SAL AND ANSF FORCES FIRED
    WARNINIG SHOTS, THEN DISABLING SHOTS AT THE VEHICLE KILLING THE DRIVER. SAPPER 16
    WITH SAPPER 6 DISPATCHED TO THE EOF SITE TO CONDUCT BATTLEFIELD HANDOVER.
    ADDITIONAL ANSF FORCES HAVE BEEN DISPATCHED FROM OCCP AS WELL, TO RECOVER THE
    BODY AND REMOVE THE VEHICLE.

    UPDATE: 1038 ANP HAVE RECOVERED THE BODY AND VEHICLE. TF STEEL IS WORKING ON
    PROVIDING CONDOLENCES TO THE SURVIVING FAMILY

    SUMMARY:
    1 X KIA (LN)

    EVENT: CLOSED 1138Z


    Zone:null
    Placename:null
    Outcome:Effective

    TF East Paktika SOUTH OP, ANA ROUNDS: 82MM HE NUMBER OF ROUNDS: UNKNOWN *THERE
    ARE NO US FORCES AT SOUTH OP* TIMELINE: 0839Z: SOUTH OP REPORTS 5 X PAX DIGGING IN
    A KNOWN BAD AREA, JLENS CONFIRMS 0848Z: LILLEY REPORTS THAT SOUTH OP FIRED
    MORTARS 0916Z: LILLEY REPORTS THEY DID NOT DO ANY DAMAGE BY SHOOTING MORTARS
    UPDATE: 2220Z THE PAKISTAN LNO RECEIVED A REPORT FROM THE 11TH CORP THAT A
    FAMILY WAS STRUCK WITH IDF IN A PASS IVO OF OP SOUTH, FOB LILLEY (42SWA 24638 96099)
    THE FAMILY WAS REPORTEDLY MOVING SHEEP FROM AFGHANISTAN TO PAKISTAN WHEN
    THEY WERE HIT. THE FAMILY MOVED ACROSS THE BORDER AND INFORMED THE PAK
    BORDER CHECK STATION OF THE INCIDENT BDA: 3X LN WIA (2 WOMEN, 1 CHILD) 2X LN KIA
    (MALES) **NO COALITION FORCES ROUNDS WERE FIRED IN THIS EVENT** ///CLOSED AT
    1720Z///
    A Coy 2 RIFLES reported that while conducting a NFO patrol, FF observed 1 x vehicle not following
    instructions. FF fired a burst of 3-5 x warning shots causing 1 x LN wounded (CAT B) GSW in left arm. LN has
    been MEDEVACED i.a.w. MM(S) 05-28P to KAF R3.

    UPDATE 2145D*
    FF recovered back to FOB SANGIN without further incident. An investigation will be carried out by TFH to
    determine the cause of the local national casualty.

    ***Event closed 2212D*

    Event Reopened at 291333D*


    UPDATE 290122D* Written after receiving FIR.
    Whilst on ROUTE 611, a white salon car drove towards FF at speed. This was the second car to drive towards
    FF at speed since they had been moving down ROUTE 116, the first stopped as soon as the c/s issued a verbal
    warning.
    Whilst FF were carrying out a search of the first vehicle, the second vehicle approached from the north. This
    vehicle accelerated towards the centre of FF. Verbal and visual warnings were immediately given by FF in an
    attempt to get the vehicle to stop, but the vehicle continued to accelerating towards the c/s and failed to respond
    to the warnings. Consequently, FF fired a 5 rd at the vehicle, which by this point was at GR 41S PR 7422 5029.
    The vehicle came to a stand-still 10 metres from the c/s.

    FF approached the vehicle cautiously, at which point they discovered that the passenger, NAJAM NADEEN,
    has sustained a GSW to the left upper arm. NAJAM NADEEN is from MAUDA VILLAGE, KJI, and a member
    of the ALEEZIA tribe. NADJAM NADEENs brother, MUHIBULLAH who had been driving the vehicle, said
    that they had not been able to see the patrol in the dark, even though the car had two headlights in good working
    order, which had been one whilst the vehicle accelerated towards the c/s. They had been travelling from LKG
    and were on their way to KJI and had just stopped in the SGN BZR to make some purchases.
    The c/s immediately administered first aid and a 9 liner was sent to the Ops Room at 1945D*. Initial treatment
    was given by 25208746LCpl Nicholls. NAJAM NADEEN was bleeding heavily from the wound; FFDs were
    placed to steam the bleeding. Shortly afterwards, the patrol medic, LCpl Sparks, arrived and assisted with the
    treatment. The c/s was instructed by H10B to move the casualty, using the white salon, directly to FOB JKN
    Sangar 2. The vehicle was used as it was deemed the quickest means of transport. NAJAM NADEEN was
    received at FOB JKN Sangar 2 by H19 and moved directly to the medical centre for treatment. He was then
    CASEVACd by PEDRO to BSN.
    FF returned from the patrol at 2027D* and will be interviewed at the earliest possibility. Statements will be
    taken from the individuals who fired the shots, the Section commander and the Patrol Commander
    In the pre patrol orders, the intelligence brief strongly indicated the possibility of suicide bombers within the
    SGN BZR.

    ***Event closed at 1335D*1 Wounded, Category B None(None) Local Civilian

    "Operation CDO Jump Nerkh Reinforcement : The initial post op roll up for 373's op. In the target building
    there were 4 EKIA's, in an adjacent building there was 1 EKIA JACKPOT which was reported to be Shah Agha.
    The enemy TTP was that Agha and OBJ Piedmont would switch handsets and it looks like that is what
    happened. They had TOUCHDOWN also. There was an unknown number of AK-47's, chest racks with ammo,
    grenades, and IED making material. Also 5 woman and 11 children were protected.
    The Commando's inserted to the HLZ ISO Operation Commando Nerkh without issue.
    2-87 has recovered the vehicle (an ASV and not an MRP as previously reported) from Site 2 to COP Blackhawk.
    2-87 was waiting until exfil of 373 and insertion of the Commando's before moving to recover at Site 1.
    TF 373 will send a complete final roll up as soon as exfil is complete.
    "
    Event Title:D11 1055Z
    Zone:null
    Placename:ISAF #06-1189
    Outcome:null

    0430z C/1-26 was conducting a planned observer training on KE 2370. all rounds were reported to have been
    observed landing in VIC KE 2370. Approx 1 hour after the last rnd landed, the Distric Governor called C/1-26
    CDR and stated that the mortar rounds might have injured someone in the village of Wodi Gerum. C/1-26CDR
    informed the Governer that they had watched all of the rounds and that none of them had landed near any
    villages. The governer told C/1-26CDR he would look into it and call back. 3/C/1-26 was dispatched to
    investigate. when 3/C/1-26 arrived he noticed a large group of people carrying a body down to the villiage of
    Wodi Gerum from the north. 3/C/1-26 l/u with the head Shuraelder, Haji Raouf Khan, of Wodi Gerum, who told
    him that one shepard had been injured and one child and 10 sheep were killed while they were up in the
    mountains. According to #/C/1-26 the elders were not angry or particularly upset as they know we frequently
    use KE2370 to fire on. They were wanted to arrange a time to come to the district center or FOB Blessing to
    discuss compensation for the family of the child and for the sheep that were injured and killed. CLOSED

    Event Title:D17 0918Z


    Zone:null
    Placename:null
    Outcome:null

    UNIT: 2-377 (TF STEEL)

    TYPE: UNK EXPLOSION

    WHO: OCCP REPORT

    WHERE: 42SWB 858 894

    INITIAL REPORT @0909Z OCCP REPORTS THAT THE TRUCK STOP IN THE KHOWST AREA HAD
    AN EXPLOSION. UNKNOWN TO THE CAUSE OF THE EXPLOSION, ANA/ANP ARE ON SCENE AND
    ARE CURRENTLY ASSESSING THE SITUATION. UNKNOWN TO ANY INJURIES ATT.

    UPDATE: 1027Z SMALL IED DET AT WB 858 894 WHERE A LITTLE BOY PICKED UP THE IED AND
    IT EXPLODED IN HIS HANDS KILLING HIM. WHERE CARS MEET TO TAKE PASSENGER'S TO
    YAQUBI STATION THERE IS A MOSQUE NEAR THE SITE. THE IED BLAST CAUSED PEOPLE TO
    GATHER AROUND THE LITTLE BOY THEN A MOTORCYCLE DROVE UP AND DET HIS SUICIDE
    IED MOTORCYCLE THE END RESULT IS 6 KIA (26 WIA corrected to) 42 WIA. THE KHOWST GOV
    MAY GOTO THE KHOWST HOSPITAL TO HAVE PRESS CONFERENCE. ANA/ANP HAVE CLEANED
    UP THE SCENE AND HAVE REQUESTED NO COALITION FORCES PRESENT. 4 WIA'S ARE
    ENROUTE TO SALERNO CSH FROM KHOWST HOSPITAL.

    UPDATE: 1142Z 4 X WIA'S ARRIVE AT SALERNO CSH

    SUMMARY:
    2 X EXPLOSION
    9 X LN KIA
    42 X LN WIA

    EVENT: CLOSED 1222Z


    "TF-373 actioned objective Millersville, a capture / kill operation against Amir Jan Mutaki (Sayed Abad and
    Tangi Valley Taliban sub-commander who has taken part in ambushes against ISAF convoys on highway 1.)
    They do not yet know whether they captured or killed the target. Outside the objective building, six enemy were
    killed by fire from spectre gunships and SAF. One of the dead was wearing a suicide vest that failed to detonate.
    Two of the dead had handsets. Inside the compound, there were two military-aged men, three women, and six
    children. One of the children was bitten by the assaulting element's military working dog, which the PJ with the
    team assessed as minor and treated on site. They also found IED making materials, RPG's, multiple AK-47s,
    1xRPK, grenades, chest rigs, and pistols.

    Amir Jan Mutaki (Targeted Individual) confirmed as one of the EKIAs.

    2 x Detainees: BDA: 8 EKIA


    "

    Un-mentored ANP reported while conducting a NFO, INS engaged KHAKREZ DC with SAF. ANP defending
    DC and requested Air support. No casualties or damage reported att.

    UPDATE 1605D*
    ASOC reported that CAS IB KINETIC//IB 2413//Sabre 31// 1xGBU12 and 2xAGM114// no grids att. No BDA
    att.

    UPDATE 1649D*
    PID and confirmed 2 x INS with weapons moving into the mountains above KHAKREZ at GR 41R QR 31632
    42657. INS were tracked by REAPER to a large tree where 1 x INS dropped his kit and ran to the South.
    Additional INS were observed under the cover of a tree. REAPER dropped 1 x GBU-12 on INS posistion,
    resulting that 3 x INS fled the area to the North, 1 x INS fled the area to the South and FF assessed 2 x INS
    killed (unconfirmed). After the engagement the REAPER followed the the other 3 x INS to the North and
    engaged with 3 x Hellfire, resulting in 3 x INS killed (BDA will be complete by ISR assets in area). Strike was
    compliant with ROE and higher HQ was aware. BDA: 3 x INS killed (confirmed), 2 x INS killed (unconfirmed)

    UPDATE 1815D*
    REAPER continued to track FAMs and has now PID a further 2 x INS.

    UPDATE 1843D*
    REAPER identified and engaged 2 x additional INS that were followed to a rock pile with 1 x hellfire.
    PREDATOR was providing overwatch and nothing was seen moving in the area after the strike. FF assessed that
    2 x INS were killed. PREDATOR observed later on 1 x FAM moving in and around the original engagement
    site, then FAM moved away from the site and briefly linked-up with another FAM. The original FAM then
    linked-up with a FAM that was wearing a backpack and moved to a compound in the village of SERI KHAR.
    The total BDA for all engagements is 7-8 INS killed.

    UPDATE 1845D*
    PREDATOR and REAPER moved off station. NFTR. BDA: 3 x INS killed (confirmed), 4 x INS killed
    (unconfirmed).

    ***Event closed 1900D*3 Killed None(None) Insurgent


    4 Killed None(None) Insurgent
    S- 2 AAF
    A-DISKHA FIRE
    L (F)42SXD 8446 4786
    L (E)42SXD 83098 47850
    T-0437
    U-3/D/1-32ND
    R-SAF,105MM

    0437 COP BADEL REPORTS THAT ITS A 2 MAN FIGHTING POSITION WITH A DISHKA.

    0439 FIRE MISSION POSTED KE 3012 AT GRID 42SXD 83098 47850 105MM FROM COP FORTRESS

    0447 3/D/1-32ND HAS SUPPRESSED THE ENEMY

    0450 END OF FIRE MISSION THE ENEMY HAVE BEEN SUPPRESSED

    0456 3/D/1-32ND IS GREEN ON M/W/E

    0504 PALEHORSE 45 AND 47 REPORTS SEEING 5-7 PEOPLE GETTING LOADED INTO A WHITE
    PICK UP TRUCK HEADING TOWARDS ABAD. THE CIVILIANS WERE BEING HELPED BY LOCAL
    NATIONALS. PALEHORSE HAS FOLLOWED THE VEHICLE TO ASADABAD HOSPITAL. 2/D/1-32ND
    WENT TO THE HOSPITAL AND WAS INSTRUCTED TO GO TO FOB WRIGHT UNTILL FURTHER
    NOTICE.

    UPDATE: 1 X 105 ROUND SHOT OVER TARGET. LANDED IN A FIELD AND LEFT 5 LN WOUNDED.

    0546 PALEHORSE HAS OBSERVED 50 PEOPLE AT THE HOSPITAL IN ASADABAD. GATHERING


    OUTSIDE.

    0606 OCEAN 7 (PMT out of Fob Fiaz) REPORTED THAT THE LOCALS HAVE BLOCKED THE ROAD
    AT GRID 42SXD 86649 48093 WITH ROCKS

    0749 ABAD OCCP REPORTED THAT 3 FEMALES 4 MALES WERE INJURED CURRENTLY 6 ARE AT
    THE ABAD HOSPITAL 1 FEMALE HAD TO BE EVAC TO JALALABAD CIVILIAN HOSPITAL THE
    DISPOSITION OF THE CASUALTIES WERE GIVEN TO 2/D/1-32 BY THE HOSPITAL DIRECTOR. ONE
    FEMALE SUFFERED TRAUMA TO THE FACE, BROKEN CHEEK BONE ,NASAL CAVITY DAMAGE
    AND WAS UNCONSCIOUS AT THE TIME OF EVAC URGENT SURGICAL AND IN CRITICAL
    CONDITION THEY ARE FROM THE VILLAGE OF QUALAH WONAH

    ROUNDS FIRED:
    105MM X4 HE/VT
    TOW MISSLE X1
    .50 CAL 250 ROUNDS
    5.56 LINKED 150 ROUNDS
    40MM LINKED 45 ROUNDS
    WHERE: 41S NR 56669 97375, 12.5KM SW OF FOB GOLESTAN
    WHAT: IED FIND/CIVCAS

    EVENT: AT 101520DAUG09, WHILE CONDUCTING SECURITY PATROLS IN THE BUJI BAST PASS,
    FOX 1-3 RECEIVED A REPORT FROM JAEGER 3, WHO WAS PROVIDING OVER WATCH FOR THEIR
    PATROL, STATING THEY HAVE PID OF TWO IED EMPLACERS DIGGING ON THE ROAD JUST
    AHEAD OF F1-3S PATROL. THE PID WAS DEFINED AS INDIVIDUALS STOPPED ON THE SIDE OF
    THE ROAD, POSSIBLY EMPLACING AN IED, AND INSTRUCTING CIVILIAN TRAFFIC AROUND
    THEIR POSITION. JAEGER 3 REPORTED THAT THE SHOT WAS TOO FAR TO ENGAGE WITH
    RIFLES AND THEIR VECTOR/DAGR WAS MALFUNCTIONING, SO THEY WERE UNABLE TO CALL
    FOR FIRE. WHEN EOD REACHED THE AREA, THEY SWEPT AND LOCATED THE IED, WHICH
    THEY CONDUCTED A CONTROL DET. JAEGER 3 MAINTAINED VISUAL ON THE SUSPECTS, WHO
    WERE HEADING SOUTH, AND OBSERVED THE INDIVIDUALS STOP ON THE ROAD SOUTH OF
    THE F1-3S POSITION. ONCE THE INDIVIDUALS STOPPED, JAEGER 3 CALLED FOR A POLAR
    (DIRECTION 3431 DISTANCE 2556) FIRE FOR EFFECT MISSION FROM WARHAMMER (60MM
    MORTARS) WHO WAS PATROLLING WITH F1-3. THE GROUND COMMANDER GAVE CLEARANCE
    FOR FIRES AND WARHAMMER ENGAGED WITH SIX ROUNDS OF 60MM. THE ROUNDS
    IMPACTED APPROX 300M WEST OF THE INTENDED TARGET. JAEGER 3 OBSERVED THE
    INDIVIDUALS RUN INTO THE VILLAGE OF TUT, WHERE THEY LOST VISUAL. F1-3 CONTINUED
    SOUTH TO THE LOCATION OF THE TARGET. AS THEY APPROACHED THE AREA, THEY
    OBSERVED ONE LOCAL NATIONAL CASUALTY. THE CASUALTY WAS BLEEDING FROM THE
    LEGS DUE TO SHRAPNEL, HAD OBVIOUS HEAD TRAUMA, AND WAS UNCONSCIOUS. THE
    CASUALTY (7-10 YEAR OLD MALE) WAS APPROXIMATELY 50 METERS FROM THE POINT OF
    IMPACT WITH 2-3 OTHER CHILDREN IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA. F1-3 CALLED IN THE
    CASUALTY REPORT AND SECURED AN LZ. ONCE THE LZ WAS SECURE, THEY LOADED THE
    STILL UNCONSCIOUS CASUALTY ONTO THE MEDEVAC A/C. THE LN BOY DOW IN ROUTE TO
    BSN ROLE 3. THE FATHER DEPARTED AT BSN AT 0645D TO SEEK TRANSPORTATION IOT
    RETURN TO HIS VILLAGE WITH THE REMAINS OF HIS SON.

    2/3 WILL CONDUCT A FULL INVESTIGATION OF THIS INCIDENT.

    BDA: (1) LN DOA AT BSN ROLE 3. FINAL ASSESSMENTS STATE THAT CAUSE OF DEATH WAS
    DUE TO HEAD TRAUMA.

    ISAF REF # 08-0875 (CLOSED)


    MEDEVAC # 08-10L (COMPLETE)

    2 LAR PID reported 1 x JPEL target 60 km southwest of Khan Neshin. FF engaged with 1 x AGM114-P. FF
    reported that the VEH target was on fire and a secondary explosion possible. No squirters, (bodies moving
    about) observed. Still imagery to follow.
    221955ZAUG09
    42S VC 86950 70240
    ISAF# 08-XXXX
    AT 1955Z, RW2 (350FT AGL, 110 KTS, HDG 357), WAS EN ROUTE TO FOB SHANK FOLLOWING GF
    INFIL IVO N 34 04.370' E 068 51.514', WHEN RW2 WAS ENGAGED WITH 1X RPG ROUND FROM THE
    3 O'CLOCK POSITION. THE ROUND EXPLODED APPROXIMATELY 20FT BELOW THE A/C. RW
    OBSERVED THE FLASH FROM THE AIRBURST, BUT DID NOT OBSERVE THE EXPLOSION
    DIRECTLY. THE CREW FELT THREATENED BUT DID NOT PERFORM EVASIVE MANEUVERS. THE
    CREW COULD NOT IDENTIFY THE POO AND NO INJURIES OR DAMAGE WERE REPORTED. NFTR.
    ISRD ASSESSMENT: CLOSE, MINOR, PROBABLE RPG THE ASSESSMENT IS BASED ON AIRCREW
    OBSERVATION AND REPORTING. THIS ENGAGEMENT IS ASSESSED TO BE A REACTIVE TARGET
    IN RESPONSE TO CF OPERATING IN THE AREA. RW HAD JUST COMPLETED AN INSERTION AND
    IT IS LIKELY THAT THE SOUND OF THE A/C ALERTED EF IN THE AREA. THE AREA OF RC-EAST,
    IN WHICH THIS EVENT OCCURRED, PROVIDED EF WITH COVER AND CONCEALMENT DUE TO
    THE RUGGED TERRAIN. AS CF A/C TRANSIT AND CONDUCT OPERATIONS IN THE AREA, IT IS
    LIKELY THAT EF WILL CONTINUE TO ENGAGE OPPORTUNISTIC TARGETS. THERE HAVE BEEN
    2X RPG ENGAGEMENTS WITHIN 12NM IN THE LAST 15 DAYS. OVERALL, THERE HAVE BEEN 32X
    RPG ENGAGEMENTS IN AUGUST, OF WHICH 18 EVENTS (~ 56%), OCCURRED IN RC-EAST. RPGS
    ARE THE SECOND MOST UTILIZED WEAPON SYSTEM IN SAFIRE EVENTS, COMPRISING 27% OF
    SURFACE TO AIR ENGAGEMENTS IN AUGUST. THIS IS LIKELY DUE TO THE WEAPON'S WIDE
    AVAILABILITY AND EASE OF UTILITY, AS WELL AS ITS EFFECTIVENESS IN TARGETING
    PEOPLE, VEHICLES AND A/C. RPGS REMAIN THE MOST LETHAL WEAPON SYSTEM USED IN
    THEATRE, ACCOUNTING FOR THE MAJORITY OF A/C LOSSES. THERE HAVE BEEN 2X SAFIRES
    WITHIN 10NM IN THE LAST 30 DAYS. 1X RPG VS RW (NO HIT), 1X SMARMS VS RW (NO HIT).
    AIR SUPPORT WAS REQUESTED AND HAWG 51 (A-10) ESTABLISHED PID OF (3) TALIBAN WITH
    A MORTAR TUBE. HAWG ENGAGED THE ENEMY WITH (180) RDS OF 30MM FIRE FROM THEIR
    CANNONS SUCCESSFULLY SUPRESSING THE ENEMY. THE GOLF COMPANY PMT WHO TOOK
    INITIAL CONTACT CONDUCTED A BDA OF THE ENGAGEMENT AREA, WITH NSTR.

    FRIENDLY OP'S OBSERVED THE POO FOR IDF ATTACKS ON THE HAVOC 3 AND PMT PATROLS.
    A REAPER UAV OBSERVED TB PULLING WEAPONS FROM A CACHE SITE IN A CULVERT UNDER
    THE ROAD AND EGRESS FROM THE AREA ON A MOTORCYCLE, CARRYING AN RPG AND AK-47,
    TO A COMPOUND. AT THE COMPOUND, THE REAPER MAINTAINED PID OF THE EN AS HE
    MOVED FROM THE MOTORCYCLE TO AN UNDERGROUND CELLAR CARRYING WEAPONS BACK
    AND FORTH. THE ENEMY WAS MEETING WITH A GROUP OF MEN OUTSIDE THE COMPOUND,
    AND THE REAPER ENGAGED AN EN VEHICLE WITH A HELLFIRE MISSILE. AT LEAST 3 EN KIA
    WERE CONFIRMED WITH THE UAV.

    TIC WAS CLOSED AT 1345D. AWAITING BDAR AND UNIT REPORTS REGARDIGN THIS
    ENGAGEMENT.
    DEMANDED THE MAN HAND OVER THE WEAPON, THE MAN REFUSED AND THEN STARTED TO
    SHOOT AT THE ANP. ANP FIRED BACK AND KILLED THE CIVILIAN WHO WAS A RESIDENT OF
    KHESHDI VILLAGE. ON 03SEPT SOME RESIDENTS OF HIS VILLAGE CAME TO THE PHQ AND
    ASKED FOR THE ANP WHO SHOT HIM. THEY STARTED A DEMONSTRATION WHICH TURNED
    VIOLENT. DEMONSTRATORS ATTEMPTED TO STORM THE PHQ, ANP STARTING SHOOTING
    DEMONSTRATORS KILLING 4 CIVILIANS. THE CHIEF OF POLICE WAS REMOVED FROM HIS
    POSITION.
    031542ZAUG09, OCC-P KDZ REPORTED 2X FUEL TRUCKS WERE STOLEN BY UNK NUMBER OF
    INS. INS INTENDED TO CROSS KDZ RIVER AT A FORD TO BRING THE FUEL TO CHAHAR
    DARREH DISTRICT. AT 1730Z, PRT KDZ JTAC OBSERVED KDZ RIVER AND REPORTED THAT IT
    DISCOVERED THE TRUCKS AS WELL AS UP TO 70X INS AT 42SVF8903852017, ON THE FORD ON
    THE RIVER. THE TRUCKS WERE STUCK IN THE MUD. COM PERT KDZ LINKED UP WITH JTAC
    AND, AFTER ENSURING THAT NO CIVILIANS WERE IN THE VICINITY, COM PRT KDZ
    AUTHORIZED AN AIRSTRIKE. AT 2119Z, AN F-15 DROPPED 2X GBU 38 BOMBS. AT 2158Z, BDA
    CONDUCTED BY F-15/ROVER WAS THAT 56X INS KIA (CONFIRMED) AND 14X INS FLEEING IN NE
    DIRECTION. THE 2X FUEL TRUCKS WERE ALSO DESTROYED.

    UPDATE:
    041134D: 100X ANP WERE ON SCENE READY TO LINK UP WITH PRO COY AT PRT TO
    INVESTIGATE SCENE.
    1213D: PRO COY STARTED TO MARCH TO AREA OF AIRSTRIKE AND ARRIVED ON SCENE AT
    1234D. COY REPORTED THAT THEY HAD STARTED THEIR INVESTIGATION AND THAT THERE
    WERE A LOT OF ANA AND ANP AT THE AREA OF THE AIRSTRIKE.

    1309D: PRO COY WAS ATTACKED WITH SAF FROM WESTERN DIRECTION. PRO COY RETURNED
    FIRE WITH SA. ENEMY FIRE STOPPED, SO COY CONTINUED WITH THEIR INVESTIGATION. AT
    1322D, THE INVESTIGATION WAS COMPLETED. MEANWHILE, A LUNA (UAV) DISCOVERED
    SEVERAL PICKUPS AND PERSONS IN RAHMAT BAY (VF 879 523), SO PRT KDZ FIRED 2X 120MM
    ILLUMINATION MORTAR ROUNDS IN THEIR DIRECTION AT 1327D, TO PREVENT FURTHER
    ACTIVITIES OF POSSIBLE INS.

    1353D: PRO COY MOVED BACK TO PRT KDZ AND ARRIVED AT 1423D.

    UPDATE 041120D*
    At 0900 hrs International Media reported that US airstrike had killed 60 civilians in Kunduz. The media are
    reporting that Taliban did steal the trucks and had invited civilians in the area to take fuel.
    ISAF HQ commenced CIVCAS procedures and conducted a brief over VTC with COMD RC-N.
    Mitigation proceudres have commenced and liaison with GIRoA officials in KABUL and in KUNDUZ are a
    priority.
    The Governor of KUNDUZ is commenting that most of the casualties were Taliban.
    RC-N and PRT KDZ are gathering more facts.

    UPDATE 1314D*
    041134D* ANP was with 100 policemen on scene and prepared to link up with PROTECTION COY (PRO
    COY), which will leave PRT for investigations ASAP. 041213D* PRO COY started march to area of air strike
    for investigation. 041218D* PRO COY arrived at HAJI SAKI DED BY (VF 903 526). 041234D* PRO COY
    was at (VF 888 522) reported about a lot of ANP and ANA at the area of the air strike. PRO COY starts with
    investigation. NFI.

    UPDATE
    041353D* PRO COY moves back to PRT KDZ.
    041423D* PRO COY back at PRT KDZ.
    Investigations ongoing.
    NFI.56 Killed None(None) Insurgent
    Event Title:DEMONSTRATION
    Zone:null
    Placename:null
    Outcome:null

    S: 150 - 300
    A: MOSTLY PEACEFUL DEMONSTRATION (UNCLEAR NATURE OF PROTEST)
    L: 42SVC 46440 11330
    T: 100430ZSEP09
    R: MONITORING SITUATION ON PTSD
    R: 100540Z, SOMEBODY SHOOTING FROM THE DEMONSTRATION AT THE ANP, 3 x LN WIA
    EVACUATED TO GHAZNI
    R: 100550Z, ANA DISPERSED DEMONSTRATION, DEMONSTRATION APPEARS TO BE OVER
    R: 100730Z, DEMONSTRATION APPEARS TO SPINNING UP AGAIN
    R:100800Z APPEARS TO BE FUNERAL, 16 x LN WA, 6 x LN KIA, 1 x LN WIA AND TAKEN BY
    DEMONSTRATORS

    EVENT: CLOSED 1104 TIER 1

    An F15 was ordered to shoot down a REAPER UAV that had lost its control link in the south of Afghanistan.
    All efforts were made to re-establish the link before a decision was made to shoot the UAV down prior it
    crossing into TAJIKISTAN. The CAOC selected an unpopulated area over which to down the aircraft. An F15
    fired on the REAPER and it destroyed its engine, however the link was re-established and the controller was
    able to guide it into a mountain in RAGH District. The GRID of the downed REAPER is Lat 3738.64N Long
    07025.345E // Keypad: 97cs9. There were no sensitive items on board the REAPER but it did go down with
    its ordnance (Hellfire and GBU-12). NFTR.

    ***Event closed at 140210D*


    Organization(s) Involved: TALIBAN EAST
    20 SEP 2009, CJTF-82 CJ2X DAILY ROLL-UP, NSI

    1. (S//REL TO USA, GCTF, ISAF, NATO//DISPLAY ONLY TO AFG) AS OF 17 SEPTEMBER 2009,


    TALIBAN FIGHTERS UNDER THE COMMAND OF TALIBAN COMMANDER HAJI ((MATIN)) WERE
    USING AN IRANIAN MADE ROCKET PROPELLED GRENADE (RPG) LAUNCHER TO SHOOT DOWN
    COALITION FORCES (CF) HELICOPTERS IN KORENGAL VALLEY //MGRS: 42SXD750630//, PECH
    DISTRICT, KONAR PROVINCE, AFGHANISTAN (AF). THE RPG LAUNCHER HAD MARKINGS IN
    PERSIAN FARSI THAT READ //MADE IN IRAN//.

    2. (S//REL TO USA, GCTF, ISAF, NATO//DISPLAY ONLY TO AFG) THE RPG LAUNCHER IS SIMILAR
    TO THE RUSSIAN MADE RPG, BUT HAS A SCOPE ON THE LAUNCHER THAT CAN BE ADJUSTED
    TO ZOOM IN ON OBJECTS FOR TARGETING AND PROVIDE DISTANCE TO TARGET. THE SCOPE
    ALLOWS FOR ADJUSTMENTS TO 300 METERS. (FIELD COMMENT-FURTHER INFORMATION ON
    THE TRAINING THE TALIBAN ARE CONDUCTING TO USE THESE IRANIAN RPG LAUNCHERS IS
    CITED IN DIIR-HCT41-0735-09.)

    2. (S//REL TO USA, GCTF, ISAF, NATO//DISPLAY ONLY TO AFG) THE RPG PROJECTILE IS
    DIFFERENT FROM THE NORMAL RUSSIAN MADE RPG WARHEAD IN THAT IT IS NARROWER
    AND HEAVIER THAN THE STANDARD EXPLOSIVE WARHEAD. IT ALSO TRAVELS AT A HIGHER
    VELOCITY THAN THE RUSSIAN RPG THE TALIBAN WERE USING IN KORENGAL VALLEY. THE
    PROJECTILE IS GREEN IN COLOR WITH A RED TIP. (REPORT COMMENT-THIS RPG ROUND IS
    BETTER FOR SHOOTING DOWN HELICOPTERS BECAUSE IT TRAVELS FASTER WHICH MAKES IT
    MORE ACCURATE WHEN SHOOTING A MOVING TARGET.) THIS RPG LAUNCHER AND
    PROJECTILE WERE USED IN AN ATTACK ON A HELICOPTER IN KONAR PROVINCE WHICH
    RESULTED IN THE SHOOTING DOWN OF A COALITION FORCES HELICOPTER.
    5th CDO KANDAK supported by a CJSOTF unit reported while conducting a Level II operation, FF remained
    in an over watch position with vehicle to provide support and act as a QRF. Approx. 10 min after the departure
    of the GAF, the ODA received intelligence of INS in the area observing the GAF and vehicle drop off (VDO).
    After recieving reports of an impending attack, a white van approched the security element from the North. FF
    personnel utilized a non lethal measures to signal the vehicle to halt its approach. The VDO security forece
    flashed white vehicle head lights at the vehicle, which yieded no result. 1 x FF then fired warning shots in the
    direction of the vehicle. The vehicle increases speed towards the VDO security element. Supsecting the
    approaching vehicle was a VBIED, FF personnel fired shots from at the vehicle. The vehicle stopped, and FF
    and CDO personnel immediately approached the vehicle to assess the situation. Two male local national (LN)
    personnel were injured by the direct fire. 1 x LN recieved a gunshot wound to the torso, and was pronounced
    dead on arrival at Role 2 PRT hospital on Konduz airfield. 1 x LN reeived a gunshot wound to the foot. Both
    wounded were trated by FF personnel at the scene. Local leadership has been notified and the victim's familiese
    have been notified as well.1 Died of Wounds None(None) Local Civilian
    1 Wounded None(None) Local Civilian
    B COY 4 RIFLES reported that while conducting an independent framework patrol, INS engaged with RPG
    from FP GR 41R PQ1358797030. Subsequently, INS engaged FF with SAF. FF returned fire with SAF

    UPDATE 301430D*
    INS engaged FF with 2 x SAF rounds. FF trying to PID INS FP and continuing with clearance.

    UPD2-1641D*:
    At 1625D* FF found a VOIED(PP) at GR 41R PQ 14204 97002.
    FF marked and avoided.

    UPD3-301944D*
    Silver 13 c/s from B Coy 4 RIFLES was fired upon by RPG and SA 0.7km W of CP Paraang. EF eng with 2 rds
    SA. C/s continued w/ clearance. Following the sporadic SAF, c/s declared an Airtic & 1x GBU was dropped in
    support (BDAR submitted), c/s is now back in location with NFTR.

    BDAR1-1630D*:
    FF fired 1 x GBU-12 at GR 41R PQ 13577 97049, resulting in 4 x INS killed (unconfirmed). The terrain was
    considered rural open and there were no PID CIV IVO the target. There was a wall of a compound destroyed.
    There is BDA recording available (gun tape). The next higher Comd was consulted. The enemy engaged
    presented, in the opinion of the ground forces, an imminent threat. Engagement is under ROE. Higher HQ have
    been informed.

    BDAR2-301826D*(M)
    FF ground C/S fired 1 x 66mm LASM Rocket IVO GR 41 RPQ 13587 97030, resulting in minimal damage to
    compound external wall. The terrain was considered light urban and CIV ID IVO TGT before engagement was
    none within reasonable certainty. Damage to infrastructure was limited to minimal damage to compound
    external wall. There is BDA recording available with RAMIT and AH came on task. The next higher Comd was
    consulted. The enemy engaged presented, in the opinion of the ground forces, an imminent threat. Engagement
    is under ROE. Higher HQ have been informed.

    First Impression Report received of CIVCAS Allegation.


    Following the employment of 1 x GBU-12 by B Coy 4 Rifles, CAS (F16) reported seeing personnel running and
    bodies being picked up at the target area. Shortly after the patrol returned to PB SILAB, a LN tractor and car
    approached the front gate with multiple casualties. Initial reports were 3 x LN wounded CAT A, but this was
    quickly corrected to 1 x CAT A and multiple KIA. B Coy officer was talking to the crowd of LNs outside the
    front gate.
    Discussion with the crowd found that LN reported that there were 2 families in the compound. The LNs are
    saying 7 dead, possibly 6 of them children and 1 x wounded female, whose husband and child were extracted
    back by helicopter with her to BSN. FF counted 5 other casualties brought in to PB SILAB. Total numbers of
    casualties remain vague. More detail follow with the 2IR. STRATCOM has been informed.
    TFH tasked RUMBLE 44 to over fly the compound for additional BDA. Initial impression from downlink that
    the GBU was a direct hit on target point NORTH WEST corner of compound , destroying that portion of the
    compound as well as the WESTERN wall, leaving the buildings in the SOUTH EASTERN portion of the
    compound intact, as well as the walls in that area. TFH Chief of Staff has conducted a CIVCAS Incident
    Meeting.

    1 x LN wounded (CAT A) was MEDEVACED from PB SILAB to Lashkar Gah for treatment at BOST with
    frag to left hand and left foot. She was an adult female (approx 30yrs old). She was accompanied by her
    husband and her daughter. The Provincial Governor has been informed.

    BDA: 4 x INS killed (unconfirmed), 7x LN killed (confirmed), 1x LN wounded CAT A (confirmed), 1 x


    compound wall destroyed, 1 x compound wall light damaged

    ***Event closed by RC(S) at 301950D*SEP20094 Killed None(None) Insurgent


    7 Killed afghan(AFG) Local Civilian
    1 Wounded, Category A afghan(AFG) Local Civilian
    ***w/CIVCAS***
    C COY 2R22R BG reported while conducting an independent offensive patrol ISO OP KATAKAWAL FF
    spotted 2 x LN male approaching FF cordon at high speed. FF conducted EOF procedures resulting in 2 x LN
    (14yrs and 16 yrs old boys) wounded. FF C/S were in the process of organising a MEDEVAC when boht LN
    DOW. FIR to follow.

    UPDATE 020002D*
    STORY BOARD: The motorcycle approached the cordon extremely fast and did not respond to verbal and
    visual warnings. As such, one aimed warning shot was fired. The motorcycle continued towards the cordon and
    when they were within 50m lethal shots were fired at the centre of mass. This resulted in rider #1 shot in the
    ankle and he suffered a head trauma when he fell from the motorcycle. It is assessed that he DOW from the head
    trauma and not the shot. Rider #2 was shot in the thorax and DOW. There was a MEDEVAC MM(S) 10-01N
    which was cancelled when the med condition of both persons deteriorated from Cat A (as was orig reported) to
    VSA. It is assessed that the soldiers followed the proper EOF procedures; however, this will be verified pending
    the MP NIS investigation.

    ***Event closed at 020500D*2 Died of Wounds afghan(AFG) Local Civilian

    WHO: BHG
    WHERE: 41R PR 13530 27433, CAMP LEATHERNECK SOAKLOT
    WHAT: LN RIOT

    EVENT: WHILE ATTEMPTING TO COORDINATE THE PROCESSING OF 50 ADDITIONAL CARGO


    VEHICLES FOR PROCESSING BY THE MEP AND SUBSEQUENT OFFLOAD, A PICKET LINE WAS
    FORMED BY JINGLE TRUCK DRIVERS. THE DRIVERS BEGAN FIGHTING AMONGST
    THEMSELVES, AND LIGHTING TIRES ON FIRE. THE MEP ESCORT TEAM WAS ATTEMPTING TO
    DE-ESCALATE THE SITUATION WHEN ANA FROM SHORBACK ARRIVED, WHICH AGITATED THE
    MOB. A SMALL NUMBER OF THE MOB ATTACKED A PASSING JINGLE TRUCK, ASSAULTING
    ONE OF THE PASSENGERS. ANA ON SITE FIRED A 3 ROUND BURST INTO THE AIR AND THE
    PREVIOUSLY CALM DRIVERS BEGAN TO RIOT AGAIN. THE ANA ATTEMPTED TO DETAIN ONE
    OF THE ATTACKING INDIVIDUALS BUT HE BROKE FREE OF THEIR GRASP AND RAN TOWARD
    THE VEHICLE STAGING AREA. HE WAS APPROX 10FT FROM THE ANA, WHEN ONE OF THE ANA
    SOLDIERS SHOT THE RUNNER 3 TIMES IN THE BACK. ALL OF THE DRIVERS QUICKLY
    RETURNED TO THEIR TRUCKS WHILE THE MEP ESCORT TEAM TREATED AND TRANSPORTED
    THE INJURED DRIVER TO BASTION ROLE 3 WHERE HE DIED OF HIS WOUNDS. AN
    INVESTIGATION OF THIS EVENT IS ONGOING.

    BDA: (1) CIVCAS CAUSED BY ANA


    ISAF # 10-0576
    TF EAST (CLOSED)
    PAKTIKA
    LOCAL NATIONALS

    0800Z: 6X LOCAL NATIONALS TRAVELING TO THE SAROBI DC TO BUY CATTLE. THEY STRUCK
    AN IED INSTANTLY KILLING THREE OF THE OCCUPANTS. THE REMAINING THREE
    OCCUPANTS CAME TO FOB ORGUN-E FOR TREATMENT. A 70 YEAR OLD MALE SUFFERED A
    GAPING HEAD, A FORTY YEAR OLD SUFFERED AN EYE INJURY AND THE 20 YEAR OLD HAD HIS
    EAR DRUMS BLOWN OUT. THE IED IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN A PRESSURE PLATE WITH AN
    UNKNOWN AMOUNT OF EXPLOSIVES.

    0945Z: THE THREE SURVIVING LOCAL NATIONALS ARE AT FOB ORGUN-E UNDERGOING
    TREATMENT ATT.
    2 L RECCE SQN reported while conducting a NFO patrol that INS engaged FF with SAF and RPG fire. FF
    returned fire with HMG and recoilless gun.

    BDA: no battle damage

    UPDATE 1
    At 12 1220 D*October 09 Task Force Helmand reported that while 2 Lima Reconnaissance Squadron was
    conducting a patrol, an unknown number of insurgents engaged friendly forces with small arms fire and rocket
    propelled grenade fire at 41R PR 3191 1535. The patrol returned fire with heavy machine and recoiless gun.
    No civilians were observed in the area.

    Althought Task Force Helmand reported that the patrol returned fire on the enemy firing position and that no
    civilians were in the area; however there is a village in the vicinity the patrol returned fire.

    At approximately 12 1410 D* October 09, a group of 30 Aghan civilians brought 3 wounded Afghan civilians to
    Forward Operating Base Joboland that they claimed were injured by coalition forces. The wounded were a 5
    year old male with a gun shot wound to the head (presumed dead), a 10 year old female with a gun shot wound
    to the left inner thigh one civilian (gender, age not specified) with a fracture to the lower right leg.

    The wounded were medical evacucated by helicopter from Forward Operating Base Joboland to Lashkar Gar
    and then ground evacuated to Bost. Evacuation team comfirmed the wounds to two of the Afghanistan civilians
    were due to gun shots.

    The 5 year old boy (presumed dead) was left with the family.

    Task Force Helmand is conducting an investigation and will follow up with a second impression report. Task
    Force Helmand will hold shura with elders in the Nawah-ye-Barakzal area and reconsider tatics, techniques and
    procedures when engaging small groups of insurgents. They will also reconsider the use of approaches and
    observation posts when traveling in the area.

    A vehicle with 5 LN rounded a corner on RT BEAR and approached OUTLAW 1 moving at a high rate of
    speed. Hand and arm signals were made and the vehicle slowed to a crawl, still approaching. The vehicle began
    to accelerate and hand and arm signals were made again but the vehicle did not stop. Outlaw 1 gunner fired .50
    cal rounds from M2 at the vehicle when the vehicle was 10-15m from FF. 4x LN KIA 1x LN WIA. 1x WIA
    were transported to a Mirwais hospital in Kandahar City by host nation ambulance. Vehicle was destroyed.
    Meets SIR, CCIR criteria.

    KIA includes: 1x Male 30-35 YOA; 1x Female 18-20 YOA; 1x Female 3-5 YOA; 1x Female UNK YOA
    WIA includes: 1x Female 3-5 YOA
    WHEN: 26 0136D OCT 09
    WHO: RP 68/69 (HMLA-169)
    WHERE:
    NORTHERN CRASH SITE: 41R PQ 05253 44212 (AH-1W)
    SOUTHERN CRASH SITE: 41R PQ 05132 44064 (UH-1N) 4.1 KM NE OF FOB DWYER
    WHAT: MIDAIR COLLISION

    EVENT: TF373 REPORTED A MIDAIR COLLISION WITH RP 68/69. AN ASSAULT FORCE WAS
    LAUNCHED FROM DWY TO SECURE THE CRASH SITE AND LOCATE SURVIVORS. INITIAL
    REPORTS: (1) URGENT, (1) PRIORITY, (3) KIA AND (1) MIA.

    AT 0146D, A PR EVENT WAS OPENED FOR (1) MIA.

    AT 0228D, (2) CAS AND (1) KIA WERE CASEVACD TO DWYER STP.

    AT 0242D, QRF ALONG WITH CRASH FIRE/RESCUE ARRIVED AT THE CRASH SITE.

    AT 0325D, (1) MIA WAS CONFIRMED TO BE KIA BY BATTLE FIELD COMMANDER.

    AT 0415D, MWSS-372 EOD WAS DISPATCHED TO THE SCENE FOR ANY UNEXPLODED
    ORDNANCE AT THE CRASH SITE.

    AT 0544D, MRAP CO LINKED UP WITH TF-373, TOOK CONTROL OF THE CRASH SITE, AND SET A
    CORDON.

    AT 0612D, MWSS-373 EFL (DYWER) FROM THE CRASH SITE.

    AT 0713D, PITCHBLACK 40 DEPARTED TO RECOVER THE REMAINING (3) FALLEN ANGLES.

    REPORTS INDICATED ENEMY FORCES WERE PREPARING FOR AN ATTACK ON THE CRASH SITE.
    CONTAINMENT FIRES WERE CONDUCTED NEAR THE ENEMIES POSITION BY TF 373.

    CASUALTIES:
    THE (1) URGENT MARINE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BSN ROLE 3, CURRENTLY IN CRITICAL
    CONDITION.

    THE (1) PRIORITY MARINE IS CURRENTLY STABLE AT DWYER STP AND WILL LATER BE
    TRANSPORTED TO BSN.

    BDA: (2) WOUNDED, (4) KIA, (1) DESTROYED AH-1W, AND (1) DESTROYED UH-1N.
    ISAF REF# 10-2301
    MEDEVAC# 10-26A (DWY TO BSN)
    PR EVENT# 09-032

    2 YORKS OMLT with ANA reported that while conducting an NFO patrol, FF were attacked by 4 x INS with
    SAF from 2 x FP (MURDER HOLES IN A COMPOUND WALL) IVO GR 41R PR 17123 04101. FF returned
    fire and 1 x REAPER engaged with 1 x HELLFIRE resulting in 1 x INS killed. FF observing the INS evacuating
    the killed INS IVO GR 41R PR 17102 04252.

    BDAR1-271527D*
    FF MQ-9 REAPER c/s SPAD 31 fired 1 x HELLFIRE at GR PR 17056 04074. Resulting in 2 x INS killed and a
    2ft x 2ft hole in outer wall of a compound The terrain was light urban, the target was a compound with a wall
    around it with 2 x murder holes on the south side. No civilians were PID IVO the target. There is a BDA
    recording available; BDA is conducted by FMV and ground forces. No follow up support is required to confirm
    BDA. There is some battle damage, there is only minimal damage with a hole in the wall hit and no damage to
    any buildings internally. The enemy engaged presented, in the opinion of the ground forces, an imminent threat.
    Engagement is under ROE. Higher HQ has been informed.

    BDA: 2 x INS killed

    CLOSED by RC(S) AT 271556D*


    ***w/CIVCAS******FFIR TYPE 3A***
    In the midst of Shadow 1 TIC, 1/B engaged a white van which resulted in 1 LN being killed. During the TIC, FF
    reported that 1 MAM ran out of a nearby qalat, entered a white van and began driving directly at FF position. FF
    attempted to flag the vehicle down but the vehicle did not stop. MAM then stepped out of the vehicle and went
    into another qalat, left the qalat, entered the van and again proceeded towards FF. As the van pick up its speed
    and not steering clear of FF, FF engaged vehicle with one disabling shot into the engine block. The round
    entered into the engine block, exit on the drivers side and struck the driver. The vehicle then came to a stop, the
    MAM left the vehicle and ran into a nearby qalat. Females that were in the qalat stated that the MAM was dead.
    ANA went into qalat and confirmed his dead. FF then searched the vehicle and found nothing significant to
    report. FF is currently in process to find out who trhe individual was and anything else that they can get on him.

    All reports have been received by RC East and all reports have been submitted to LEGAD.

    During the conduct of security operations IVO NAI STRONTIUM, ISAF SOF found a LN with a gunshot
    wound to his lower left leg at 42S TA 334 804 at approx 091200D*. It is assessed his injury is a result of this
    morning's engagement where it is likely he has been caught in crossfire between INS and FF. the FE provided
    immediate first aid to the LN and requested ame at 091247D*. The delay in passing the 9-Liner was due to ISAF
    SOF still being in contact with INS. The 9-Liner and MIST were posted on mIRC at 091253*. It is not possible
    to determine whether his injury is a result of INS or FF gunfire at this time. the 9-Liner and MIST were posted
    on mIRC at 091253D*. ISAF SOF coordinated the ame of injured LN to the NLD role 2 hospital at FOB
    DAVIS. RW ame was w/d at FOB DAVIS at 091323D*. The LN's brother also accompanied him. ISAF SOF
    will follow up the progress of the local national at the NLD role hospital and provide appropriate support to both
    LNs where possible. Care/welfare packs are being provided to the LN and his brother, together with appropriate
    IO messages. The NLD are providing food and accommodation for the LN's brother. The nursing officer at the
    NLD role 2 has indicated that the patient is stable and will be ready for theatre pm 09 nov 09. The patient will be
    reviewed again am on 10 nov 09 by an NLD medical officer. SOTG RSM is looking after the welfare of the LN
    and the brother of the patient. Further reporting to follow.

    After investigation, it is concluded that it is impossible to determine who wounded the LN.

    BDA: 1 LN wounded

    CGBG 1 COY was conducting an independent patrol.

    A Car speeding towards ISAF c/s. Failed to stop throughout full use of EOF drills. Warning shots fired in
    accordance with Card A at the vehicle from approx 40m. 1x LN received a gun shot wound to the chest.

    CASEVAC 9 LINER sent and treatment given at scene. MM(S) 11-10I.

    UPD1-102300D*
    NFTR.

    BDA: 1x LN DOW.

    1st Impression report recieved. Awaiting 2nd Impression report and storyboard.

    ***Event closed as at 102311D*.


    Event Title:1400Z (EOF)
    Zone:null
    Placename:null
    Outcome:Ineffective

    ***2-87 IN*** S - 1 LN VEHICLE/ 1 CF PLT A - EOF AGAINST LN VEH. L - VC 72947 60951 U - 1/C/2-
    87 (NOT A PARTNERED/JOINT PATROL) T - 1400Z R - While investigating a possible IED IVO VC 72947
    60951 a local national vehicle sped through 1/C security perimeter and dismounted forces. The vehicle was
    moving south to north along HWY 1 at such a high rate of speed (estimated at nearly 50mph by Soldiers who
    were on the scene) that the CF had to escalate force to warning shots immediately. The three warning shots
    were made with an M4 rifle when the vehicle was within 50 meters of the CF dismounted personnel and the
    vehicle continued to approach. Within 30 meters of the CF the dismounted element engaged with 7-10 disabling
    shots from M4 rifles, 3 of which struck the vehicle . Three rounds struck the vehicle (2 into the engine
    compartment) and 1 round ricocheted off the pavement and went through the left front of the windshield and
    exited the right rear window of the vehicle. A female (18yrs of age) received 1cm laceration to the head and one
    male (27 yrs of age) received a 2cm laceration to his left wrist. 1/C conducted an assessment on the scene and
    immediately escorted the vehicle and occupants back to COP Sayed Abad for further medical treatment. No
    MEDEVAC required due to the minor nature of the injuries.

    ***CIVCAS ***
    At 1830D* TM Wardak reported that CF manning a vehicle checkpiont observed a vehicle approaching at a high
    rate of speed. CF responded with 3x warning shots. As the vehicle entered within 30m of CF 7-8 shots were
    fired IOT disable the vehicle. 3x rounds struck the vehicle with 2x entering the engine compartment and 1x
    richotchet entewring the passenger compartment. 1x LN female suffered a 1cm laceration to the head and 1x LN
    male suffered a 2cm laceration to the left wrist. The vehicle and it's occupants were escorted to COP Sayed
    Abad for treatment. Due to the minor nature of the injuries, no MEDEVAC was required. This event closed at
    2237D*

    All reports received from RC E.

    This Incident closed RC E at: 152146D*NOV2009


    WHEN: 16 1010D NOV 09
    WHO: EVIL EYE 1
    WHERE: 41R PQ 1342 4495
    WHAT: EOF/PRIORITY MEDEVAC

    EVENT: WHILE CONDUCTING A RESUPPLY MISSION, EVIL EYE 1 PERFORMED AN EOF. THE EOF
    WAS PERFORMED ON ANA VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELLING APPROX 80KPH TOWARDS THE
    CONVOY, AT 75 M (2) PEN FLARES WERE FIRED, WITH NO EFFECT ON THE VEHICLE. THEN AT
    50 M THE CONVOY FIRED (1) 5.56 RD IMPACTING THE DECK NEAR THE VIC. WHEN THE ROUND
    IMPACTED THE DECK, IT RICOCHETED AND STRUCK A LN IN THE FACE. A MEDEVAC WAS
    REQUESTED, AND THE LN WAS MEDEVAC'D TO LKG AND GROUND EVAC'D TO BOST
    HOSPITAL. THE CONVOY CONTINUED ON WITH THE MISSION.

    BDA: (1) LN NBI

    **AWAITING FIR**

    ISAF # 11-1328(COMPLETE)
    MEDEVAC # 11-16B(COMPELTE)
    ---------------------------------------------------------
    JOCWatch summary
    ***w/CIVCAS*** ***FFIR Type 3A***
    CBL-1 USMC was conducting an independent logistic patrol. As convoy reached a bridge, 1 x VEH travelling
    with approx 50mph with 2 x LN did not slow down on approaching FF. 2 x pen flares were fired at 75m which
    had no effect. Convoy then fired a warning shot which struck 2 x LN. FF had corpsman, assessed the LNs and
    send them to BAS at FOB DEHLI.

    UPD1-1252D*
    LNs received appropiate medical attention. C/S continued on task. NFTR.

    UPD2: 161513D*(M)
    FF fired 2 x pen flares as warning shots. Only 1 x LN wounded.

    UPD3: 161638D*(M)
    FF report that has the convoy reached the bridge, 1 x CIV veh was travelling at approx 50mph and did not slow
    IVO C/S. FF fired 2 x pen flares at the vehicle when it was 75m from the convoy, having no effect. FF then fired
    1 x warning shot which ricohett and then struck 1 x LN. FF applied first aid and FF transported him to BAS at
    Dehli.
    BDA: 1 x LN wounded
    -----------------------------------------------------------

    Event closed 161255D*


    ***DELAYED REPORT***
    At 1350, INS opened a simultaneous attack on two squads from Fox CO (F2A and F2C). The squads were
    located IVO of OP North (41R PQ 10040 22530), at the intersection of route Redskins and Route Ravens. The
    squads took incoming SAF from the N, NW, and NE. The squads returned fire to the NW. Fox Company didn't
    observe any civilians in the area nor did they come in contact with any civilians during the entire TIC, which
    closed at 1530. The only terrain features that Fox Company observed to the N/NW at the time a marijuana field
    and a large stock of corn. At 1350, enemy insurgents opened a simultaneous attack on two squads from Fox CO
    (F2A and F2C). The squads were located IVO of OP North (41R PQ 10040 22530), at the intersection of route
    Redskins and Route Ravens. The squads took incoming SAF from the N, NW, and NE. The squads returned
    fire to the NW. Fox Company didn't observe any civilians in the area nor did they come in contact with any
    civilians during the entire TIC, which closed at 1530. The only terrain features that Fox Company observed to
    the N/NW at the time a marijuana field and a large stock of corn.
    Easy Company had no units in contact at the time.
    At 1450, two patients were brought to COP Koshtay (E Co AO) by their father Khan, with apparent gunshot
    wounds (GSW). Their father stated that they were from the village of Haji Wakeel which is approximately 15
    minutes away via motorcycle from COP Koshtay. They were also accompanied by a younger man, possibly a
    brother or a cousin.
    We believe that the village of Haji Wakeel may be located at (41R PQ 155 327); however, that information is
    based on an old map with the approximate position of the villages written on. The father did not identify the
    direction of which the village was located.
    The first patient, female name Shamsia, age 2 had suffered a GSW to the abdomen. The wound was bleeding
    heavily and the patient's stomach was distended.
    The second patient, a male named Esan Ullah, age 6, had suffered a GSW to the foot.
    The father, Khan, stated that he was sitting in his compound with his children drinking Chai when rounds started
    coming over the wall. The patients were struck immediately, and he brought them to COP Koshtay.
    At this time, the source of the injuries is unknown. The TIC from Fox Co is included in this report as it was the
    only event involving SAF in the area at the time. Since we do not yet know what direction the village is from
    COP Koshtay, it is impossible to identify any particular force as the likely cause of injury.

    *** CIVCAS ***


    At 0500D*, TM Wardak reported that CF conducting OBJ Ballentine recieved SAF from 4-8 INS, during the
    contact there was 1x LN woman KIA and 4x INS KIA.
    It has not been confirmed who caused the CIVCAS.
    There were no CF damages or injuries in this event.

    This Incident closed by RC (E) at: 171048D*NOV2009


    Event Title:D12 IJC#11-1421
    Zone:null
    Placename:null
    Outcome:null

    S - 80 LOCAL NATIONALS A - DEMONSTRATION IN VILLAGE OF LEWANI AT BAZAR L - 42SVB


    13012 66585 (QARABAGH DIST) T - 17 0830ZNOV09 R - DEMONSTRATION ABOUT LAST NIGHTS
    TF373 OPERATION. REPORTED FROM OCCP IN GHAZNI AND POLISH PATROL WHO WAS
    INVOLVED IN BHO. UPDATE: TIER - 3, NO ANF INVOLVED ATT. EVENT: OPEN

    ----------------------------------
    JOCWatch summary
    ***** FFIR 9 *************
    At 1300D* TF White Eagle reported that LN were demonsting at the Lewani Bazaar over the Operation
    involving the LN Woman being killed. CF reported that there are approximately 80 LN's demonstrating at this
    time.

    At 1500D* FF reported that 30 x LNs were participating in the demonstration. At 1515D* FF reported that 1 x
    MRAP window was damaged w/ unknown cause. There were no Injury reported ATT.
    ---------------------------------------------------

    At 232146D* NOV 2009 KCP reported that an ANA ranger vehicle was involved in an accident at 231845D*
    NOV 2009 with a LN vehicle in PD-3, at GRIDS 42S WD 12890 18320.

    4 x LN Accidental Death
    3 x LN Wounded

    This
    THESEIncident
    MC'Sclosed
    WITHby RC C at: SIGNALS;
    EVIDENT 241000D*NOV2009
    SHOWING FLAT HAND TOWARDS THE APPROACHING
    MC'S TOGETHER WITH SHOUTING "STOP" IN DARI. THE MC'S DID NOT SHOW ANY INTENT TO
    STOP, BUT CONTINUED TOWARDS THEM. THE FIRST VEHICLE'S GUNNER FROM MOT K
    DISPLAYED HIS WEAPONS AND REPEATED THE SIGNALS FURTHER WITHOUT ANY RESULT
    FROM THE MC'S. MOT K ESCALATED WITH POINTING WEAPON DIRECTLY TOWARDS THE MC'S
    AND REPEATED THE SIGNALS AGAIN. THIS TIME THE GUNNER HAD EYE-TO-EYE CONTACT
    WITH THE FIRST MC DRIVER AT A DISTANCE OF APPROX 20 METERS. GUNNER FIRED 1X
    WARNING SHOT 3-4 METERS TO THE RIGHT OF THE MC WITHOUT ANY RESULT OF
    DECREASING SPEED. GUNNER WITH VEHICLE COMMANDER FIRE DIRECT SHOTS (UNK
    NUMBER) TOWARDS THE FIRST MC, HITTING THE DRIVER WITH 2X SHOTS (1 IN STOMACH/1 IN
    SHOULDER, NECK, HEAD AREA). MOT K REPORTED TO PRT MEY OPS THAT DRIVER WAS HIT
    AND THEY STARTED FIRST AID AND REQUESTED A MEDEVAC. THERE WAS A PASSENGER ON
    THE MC, A CHILD APPROX 10-12 YEARS OLD WHO WAS UNINJURED, AND WAS TAKEN BY ANP
    WITH THE DRIVERS OF THE OTHER MC.
    HQ ISAF reported a RTA at H7.3.; Callsign 163 hit a female civilian and has taken her to Role 2 at KAIA.

    UPDATE 1
    At 290929*D MEDRCC reported that the patient in Role 2 passed away. Further details will be provided as they
    become available.

    UPDATE 2
    At 291211*DNOV2009 IJC CJOC reported that according to the MP NKAIA: The driver was Swedish from
    CJENG(unconfirmed)

    UPDATE 3
    At 291400D* NOV 2009 KAIA MP Chief reported that convoy leader informed IMP that the speed was
    between 60 - 70 km/h. They were driving in the Kabul city along the HIGHWAY 7.3 on the right side of the
    road. Suddenly a pedestrian female wearing burka clothes tried to cross the street. There was no time for reaction
    in order to avoid the accident. They put the injured woman in the vehicle together with her son and transported
    them to the Emergency Unit at KAIA Hospital. According to the information received by Doctor she was
    accepted in the Emergency at 0840 hrs with no pulse. Reanimation procedure was carried out for 18 minutes
    with no result. Probable cause of death is "SERIOUS HEAD TRAUMA". The driver of the vehicle is going to
    be hospitalized in KAIA Hospital for medical observation. The son of the victim stated that he didn't witness the
    accident but there were a lot of witnesses which are local Afghans. He also stated that on date 29 Nov 2009 he
    will take the dead body to their living place in BAGLAN Province, district KHOST FRAING, Village MORAD
    SHAHAR where the funneral is going to be hold. The son leaved KAIA with deceased woman, who was
    transported by a ISAF Ambulance at about 1145 hrs through East gate.

    FF reported that while conducting operations, FF entered a main building on a compound. In this building, FF
    encountered a LN male. The LN male made a quick, aggressive movement towards the FF with something in his
    hand, which was perceived to be offensive in nature. The LN male was engaged and killed in self defense.
    Following the shooting, it was determined that the object in the LN's hand was a flashlight. Later in the morning,
    the local villagers alleged that the deceased had just returned from visiting Iran, and that he was not involved in
    any INS
    ANA wasacitvity.
    conducting an independent patrol. ANA was moving via CP GHARMAB when LN's threw rocks at
    them.
    ANA engaged LN's resulting in 3 x LN wounded. The casualties were brought to TK hospital where 1 x LN
    DOW (nephew of ABDUL BAQI KHAN, PTC teacher). ANP went to the GOVERNORS COMPOUND to
    disarm and arrest ANA assuming they were the perpetrators. ANP arrested 3 x ANA from GOVERNORS
    COMPOUND but later released them.

    UPD1-020422D*
    There was no ISAF involvement, FF have NFTR on the incident.

    BDA: 1 x LN DOW, 2 x LN wounded.

    This Incident closed by RC (S) at: 021602D*NOV2009

    TF 3 GERONIMO reported that FOB BORIS conducted a 155mm calibration fire mission. The last 2 x rounds
    went errant and impacted ivo 42SWB 27840 25170. At 0928 2/C/3-509 sp's MARGAH COP to conduct BDA
    on the errant impact grid. 1x LN WIA (urgent - shrapnel wounds), 1x LN WIA (unknown) medevac mission 12-
    01C requested 1031D*

    UPDATE
    1003D* reports that they just had 2 x LN come to FOB BORIS with shrapnel injuries. 1028D* drops medevac
    request for 1 of 2 LN's who came to the gate with shrapnel wounds. Injuries were possibly sustained by the 2 x
    errant 155mm rounds.
    FF reported that while conducting a CLP to COP MONTI, 2/E/1-32 IN while moving through a sharp left hand
    curve a local national taxi with three adult males and one adult female came around the corner at a high rate of
    speed. The MRAP was in the center of the road and struck the taxi with the drivers side front tire causing the
    taxi to roll into a ditch. The MRAP was forced to make a sharp left turn and landed in the ditch as well. The
    driver of the taxi had minor injuries, one male passenger had what looked to be severe internal injuries, and the
    other male passenger had lacerations to the head and arms. The female passenger received severe head and neck
    trauma and a large laceration to the forehead and face. Her pulse was weak and her breathing was irregular.
    ANP from Asmir District Center responded within 10 minutes of the accident, and the ANP NCOIC loaded the
    two severe casualties into the ANP truck on the scene. The casualties were taken to COP Monti in Asmir village
    to receive medical treatment as soon as possible.

    Casualties arrived at COP MONTI at 1049D*, 2/E/1-32 RP and the minor casualties were taken to the ASMAR
    clinic by the ARMAR police chief. One of the injured was ground evac'd to ABAD. No 9-line is needed for any
    of the casulties. The other major injured is still at ASMAR clinic

    TF Lethal Warrior reported that a LN was struck by FF. A LN jumped over a ditch and walked into the side of
    an ASV. They convoy was traveling about 25mph. The CLP stopped and reported the incident. The LN was
    concious and walking under his own power. He had lacerations to the back of his head and said he did not need
    an ambulance and would go to the hospital on his own.

    Medevac was conducted.

    According to 2IR - The LN was taken by other LNs to COP Fortress. ANP transported the LN to the FST at
    FOB Wright to receive a more thorough medical examination. The CLP took the LN's contact information in
    order to facilitate solatia payments if deemed appropriate.

    This Incident closed by RC (E) at: 021809D*DEC2009

    THF REPORTED:

    A LN MALE claimed to be shot by the AUP. He has wounded to the abdomen and MEDEVAC IAW MM(S)
    03K to
    ANA CAMP HERO.

    UPD1-041830D*
    ANA reported that the individual was shot by UPSI Convoy Security. After a convoy fuel truck flipped on its
    side, LN were running to the truck for fuel. UPSI shot warning shots and the LN was hit by one of those shots.
    ANA confirmed that the LN died during surgery at 031800D*. His name was JUMA KHAN. GSW was inflicted
    by a ricochet of a wng shot from USPI private security company.

    BDA: 1 x LN WOUNDED DOW

    UPDATE 2
    05 Dec 09: OCCR have accused USPI security company of killing the LN. USPI has been disbanded, however
    Compass Convoy did have a fuel tank rollover in that area, and claim they witnessed an ANP officer shooting a
    LN who approached the spilt fuel. THe information given to RC(S) by COmpass Convoy has been passed to the
    OCCR for further investigation.

    This Incident closed at: 032201D*DEC2009


    UN-MENTORED ANA was manning CP HANSEL.

    1 x PAX approached to the entrance of CP HANSEL. ANA gave 4 x verbal warnings (in line with ANA
    SANGAR SENTRY EOF) to stop and to force the PAX to leave the area. Each warning was ignored. The PAX
    was shot and killed.
    Area was observed by REVIVOR. OMLT COMD has spoken to ANA at CP via ANA at PB2 through a TERP,
    several explanations were given about the PAX from the ANA that he was running toward CP, and that he was
    observing the CP. Shots were fired by a SANGAR sentry at the PAX. The situation has been reported by the
    ANA to SHORABAK to be dealt with through the ANA chain of command.

    UPDATE: 040105D*
    FF have NFTR, the incident is being dealt with through the ANA CoC.

    BDA: 1 x PAX killed.

    This Incident closed by RC (S) at: 040106D*DEC2009

    TF Wildhorse

    ******SPOT REPORT********

    Immortal(3/984th MP Co.) reports a LN on a bicycle pulled out into an ASV(1117) as it was passing him along
    the side of the road at the intersection of MSR Iowa and MSR Nebraska. The military convoy was driving
    approximately 10 mph at the time of the incident and without ANSF presence. The LN was a 60 year old male
    whom suffered a compound fracture to the left leg and lacerations. The LN was taken to the local hospital by
    CF involved in the incident with an ANP escort.

    ******END SPOT REPORT*****

    Timeline:

    0450Z Immortal reports that a LN had an incident with one of their vehicles.

    0455Z Immortal requesting ANP on site to help process the accident.

    0510Z ANP arrive on site to help out.

    0515Z Immortal takes the LN to the local hospital with the ANP providing an escort.

    Summary:
    1 x LN Wounded(Compound leg fracture)
    0 x KIA
    0 x Military Equipment Destroyed
    1 x LN bicycle destroyed

    //////////////closed//////////////////
    After the combined force of commandos, advised by ODA conducted INFIL into a village in Arghandab
    District. During clearing operations, the combined force encountered a man after entering a compound
    courtyard. The man started to flee, but then responded to initial commands to raise his hands and stop. Quickly
    thereafter, he suddenly ran toward an open doorway. Based on available information from CCA, the man's prior
    attempt to avoid capture, and then a second attempt to flee, a member of ODA assessed the man's actions as
    hostile intent and fired four shots. One shot wounded the man. A medical officer treated the man and he did not
    need MEDEVAC. After additional assessment, the man was released to village elders.

    Shortly after the incident, the combined force discovered a woman who had been shot and killed in the same
    building. The initial assessment was that a shot fired by FF killed the woman.

    Commandos and SF personnel met with the family and conducted an immediate KLE with the elders. A
    condolence payment was offered and accepted by the family of the deceased woman. Both the family and the
    village members indicated that they believed the shooting death was an accident.

    ODA has notified RC South, TF Zabul, and the provincial governor.


    ACCORDING LNO CJSOTF IN IJC EVENT IS CLOSED
    S: 1x Civilain
    A: Gunshot wound to Chest (sucking chest wound)
    L: Shindand (41S MS 304 949)
    T: 201015LDec09
    R: The patient was sent to Herat. When asked what happened he stated that he was driving toward one of the
    gates and was told to stop by a guard. He did not stop so the guard fired. Patient stated that he was a civilian
    not ANA.

    During a movement from Camp Arena to Zabzak Pass (OP. GREAT COLD) a platoon belonging to TF
    TAURO (ESP BG) effected an escalation of force.

    ESP BG BARCELONA reported that the vehicle marched in queue back realized that a motorcycle was
    overtaking from the left a convoy of civilian vehicles that went for the unit.
    The motorcycle was driven by a single occupant who wore white robes and turban. Once the bike advanced the
    civilian convoy, and given his approach to the convoy, the last of the vehicles made the following warning signs:
    - Green Laser.
    - Beeps.
    - Signs with orange panel.

    The motorcycle continued approaching the convoy, that's why warning shots were fired into the air, to which the
    motorcycle responded by increasing the speed. At that point, the vehicle proceeded to fire warning shots into the
    ground; being the attitude of the bike in that time to dodge the shots and continue its movement to approach the
    convoy. When it was about 10m from the vehicle, the driver was shot and he was seen falling from the
    motorcycle.
    The events took place in a short space of time during which the Team Leader of the vehicle was not aware in
    detail of what happened, so that when he was informed of the facts, due to the noise, the communication helmet
    and the situation, interpreted that just as an EOF, without realizing that the motorcyclist was shot down. In this
    situation, the Chief of vehicle proceeded to report that he had an EOF without giving the importance it has
    subsequently been demonstrated.
    The Leader of the whole unit did not receive that message because of the difficulty caused by jammers and the
    urban environment.

    On the other hand, PRT HRT CDR reported at 22 2300D*DEC 2009 that Provincial Police Authorities claimed
    ISAF forces to open fire against a motorbike with two civilian male. Both were taken to civilian hospital in
    Herat City with several injures, as the result one of them died (TBC).

    The aforementioned report of the ESP BTG inform that only one civilian was involved.

    More information will follow with First Impression Report.


    BRF with ATF conducted a combined dismounted patrol.

    2 x males in a car approached a checkpoint, FF stopped it. ATF told the occupants to get out; the passenger got
    out, the driver remainder in car. The passenger bent over, started playing with his shoe. He was told to stand up,
    but continued to fidget. He moved round to the back of the vehicle, then darted to the side of the road whilst the
    driver tried to turn the vehicle around. ATF fired causing 1 x LN Killed and 1 x LN Wounded (CAT A) who was
    MEDEVAC IAW MM(S) 12-22F to R3 BSN. NFTR ATT.

    Event closed 230141D*

    27 Dec 09: CCAG has reviewed the event and confirms: the LN casualties were caused by ISAF. CCAG
    database ref # 777

    2IR: Elements of the BRF and ATF were conducting a vehicle check point. The combined unit received an
    intelligence report that there was a SIED threat in the area. A car approached the checkpoint, was halted and the
    occupants (two males) were ordered out of the vehicle. The occupant on the passenger side reluctantly exited
    but then ran off toward the rear of the vehicle. Soldiers from the combined unit fired warning shots.
    The passenger continued to run and the driver made a threatening move.
    The ATF element then engaged both males with lethal shots.
    One of the individuals was killed the other seriously wounded and evacuated to Bastion treatment facility.
    The unit searched the vehicle and found 50kg of wet opium in the trunk.
    The unit conducted key leader engagement with the civilians in the area and determined there was no negative
    fall out from the engagement.

    BDA: 1 x LN Killed and 1 x LN Wounded (CAT B).

    This Incident closed at: 300037D*DEC2009


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    UNKNOW
    N ENEMY FALSE HUMINT 0 0 0

    RC WEST ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0

    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0

    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE OTHER OTHER Coalition 0 0 0

    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE OTHER OTHER Coalition 0 0 0


    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE OTHER OTHER Coalition 0 0 0

    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE OTHER OTHER Coalition 0 0 0


    TF TF
    LONGHOR LONGHOR
    RC WEST FRIEND FALSE N N Coalition 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST NEUTRAL FALSE CJSOTF-A CJSOTF-A Selected 0 0 0

    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE CJSOTF-A CJSOTF-A Coalition 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE CJSOTF-A CJSOTF-A Selected 0 16 0
    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE OTHER OTHER Coalition 0 0 0

    TF TF
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE GRIFFIN GRIFFIN Coalition 0 0 0
    UNKNOW None
    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE TF DEVIL TF DEVIL Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST NEUTRAL FALSE OTHER OTHER Selected 0 0 0

    UNKNOW
    N ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE TF DEVIL TF DEVIL Selected 0 0 0
    RC WEST ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE TF DEVIL TF DEVIL Selected 0 0 0

    TF TF None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE BAYONET BAYONET Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE CJSOTF-A CJSOTF-A Selected 0 0 0

    TF TF None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE BAYONET BAYONET Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE TF DEVIL TF DEVIL Selected 0 0 3

    TF TF None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE BAYONET BAYONET Selected 0 0 0

    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0


    Host Nation
    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE CJSOTF-A CJSOTF-A SF 0 0 1

    TF TF None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE BAYONET BAYONET Selected 0 0 0

    RCS
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0

    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE TF AEGIS TF AEGIS ENEMY 0 0 0

    RC RCS
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH NEUTRAL FALSE CJSOTF-A CJSOTF-A Selected 0 0 0
    UNKNOW
    N FRIEND FALSE TF AEGIS TF AEGIS ENEMY 0 0 12

    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE 3RD BSTB 3RD BSTB Selected 0 0 0
    RC
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE HUMINT 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE TF 4-25 TF 4-25 Selected 0 0 0

    RC
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE HUMINT 0 0 0
    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE TF 1-32 TF 1-32 Selected 0 0 0

    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE TF 4-25 TF 4-25 Coalition 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE TF 4-25 TF 4-25 Selected 0 0 0

    TF TF None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE SPARTAN SPARTAN Selected 0 0 0
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE SOF 0 0 0
    RC RCN
    NORTH ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE TF AEGIS TF AEGIS Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE TF TIGER TF TIGER Selected 0 0 0

    RC RCN
    NORTH ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0

    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0


    205th 205th None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE RCAG RCAG Selected 0 0 4

    205th 205th
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE RCAG RCAG ENEMY 7 4 0

    RC
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0

    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0

    205th 205th
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE RCAG RCAG ENEMY 0 0 0

    205th 205th None


    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE RCAG RCAG Selected 0 0 0

    TF TF
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE TAURUS TAURUS Coalition 3 0 0
    RC RCC
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0

    RC TF TF None
    CAPITAL FRIEND FALSE PHOENIX PHOENIX Selected 0 0 0

    205th 205th None


    RC SOUTH NEUTRAL FALSE RCAG RCAG Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE CJSOTF-A CJSOTF-A Selected 0 0 0
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE TF ZABUL TF ZABUL Coalition 0 0 0

    Host Nation
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE - - SF 0 0 2

    TF TF None
    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE SPARTAN SPARTAN Selected 0 0 0
    UNKNOW None
    N NEUTRAL FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    TF TF
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE DESTINY DESTINY Coalition 0 0 0
    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    205th 205th
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE RCAG RCAG Coalition 2 0 0

    None
    RC EAST NEUTRAL FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RCW
    RC WEST ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0

    HELMAND
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE PROV TF 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    TF TF
    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE SPARTAN SPARTAN CIV 0 0 0
    RC EAST ENEMY TRUE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 CIV 1 0 0

    JOINT JOINT
    CONTRAC CONTRAC
    TING TING
    COMMAN COMMAN
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE D D ANSF 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC EAST NEUTRAL FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    TF 2FURY 2-508TH / None


    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE (2-508) WARRIOR Selected 0 0 0
    CJ5, CJTF- None
    RC EAST NEUTRAL FALSE 82 CJ5 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    CJSOTF-A
    (SOCCENT None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE ) CJSOTF-A Selected 0 0 0
    TF
    DIABLO
    (508 STB 4TH
    TF
    CATAMO 2-87 IR None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE UNT (2-87) /ORGUN-E Selected 0 0 0

    RC CJ3, CJTF- None


    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE 82 CJ3 Selected 0 0 0

    RC RCW
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0
    TF
    SPARTAN
    (3 BCT) (10
    MOUNTAI TF None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE N) SPARTAN Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    UNKNOW TF 3FURY 4-73 CAV / None
    N FRIEND FALSE (4-73) SHARONA Selected 0 0 0

    RC CJ3, CJTF- None


    CAPITAL NEUTRAL FALSE 82 CJ3 Selected 0 0 0

    TF 2FURY 2-508TH / None


    RC EAST NEUTRAL FALSE (2-508) WARRIOR Selected 0 0 0
    TF
    SPARTAN
    (3 BCT) (10
    MOUNTAI TF None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE N) SPARTAN Selected 0 0 0
    TF
    SPARTAN
    (3 BCT) (10
    MOUNTAI TF None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE N) SPARTAN Selected 0 0 2
    TF
    SPARTAN
    (3 BCT) (10
    MOUNTAI TF None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE N) SPARTAN Selected 0 0 0

    TF 36 TH ENG
    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE RUGGED BDE CF 0 0 0
    TF
    RUGGED
    (36 TH TF None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE ENG BDE} RUGGED Selected 0 0 0
    TF FURY None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE (4th BDE) TF FURY Selected 0 0 2

    RC CJ3, CJTF- None


    CAPITAL NEUTRAL FALSE 82 CJ3 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 2 0 0

    CJSOTF-A
    (SOCCENT None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE ) CJSOTF-A Selected 0 0 0
    RC CJ3, CJTF- None
    CAPITAL NEUTRAL FALSE 82 CJ3 Selected 0 0 0

    TF
    DIABLO
    (508 STB 4TH
    &amp;amp; BSTB / None
    RC EAST FRIEND TRUE 4BSTB) GARDEZ Selected 0 0 0
    RC CJ3, CJTF- None
    CAPITAL NEUTRAL FALSE 82 CJ3 Selected 0 0 0
    TF 2FURY 2-508TH / None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE (2-508) WARRIOR Selected 0 0 3

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RC CJ3, CJTF- None


    CAPITAL NEUTRAL FALSE 82 CJ3 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH ENEMY TRUE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 1 7 0
    TF TF None
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE DESTINY DESTINY Selected 0 0 0

    TF TF
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE DESTINY DESTINY Coalition 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    TF
    BAYONET TF None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE 173D BAYONET Selected 0 0 0
    TF ROCK TF ROCK None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE 2-503 IN 2-503 IN Selected 0 0 0
    TF
    PHOENIX
    (218) (41ST TF None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE BCT) PHOENIX Selected 1 0 0

    RC RCC
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0
    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    TF 2FURY 2-508TH / None


    RC EAST NEUTRAL FALSE (2-508) WARRIOR Selected 0 0 0
    TF
    DIABLO
    (508 STB 4TH
    &amp;amp; BSTB / None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE 4BSTB) GARDEZ Selected 0 0 0

    TF 2FURY 2-508TH / None


    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE (2-508) WARRIOR Selected 0 0 2

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    None
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    CJ2, CJTF- None


    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE 82 CJ2 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RC None
    CAPITAL FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RC None
    CAPITAL FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    TF FURY None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE (4th BDE) TF FURY Selected 0 0 0
    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 2 3 0

    TF TF
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE DESTINY DESTINY Coalition 0 0 0

    RC CJ3, CJTF- None


    CAPITAL NEUTRAL FALSE 82 CJ3 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 2
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 ACM 0 0 0

    RC None
    CAPITAL FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 1
    TF
    DIAMOND TF
    BACK (1- DIAMOND None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE 158 IN) BACK Selected 0 0 0
    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RC None
    CAPITAL FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    TF FURY None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE (4th BDE) TF FURY Selected 12 0 0
    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RC None
    CAPITAL FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RC None
    CAPITAL FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RC None
    CAPITAL FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RC None
    CAPITAL FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    RC RCC
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0
    TF
    BAYONET TF None
    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE 173D BAYONET Selected 0 0 0
    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    TF 2FURY 2-508TH / None


    RC EAST FRIEND FALSE (2-508) WARRIOR Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RC
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0
    TF TF
    RAPTOR RAPTOR
    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE 173 BSTB 173 BSTB ANSF 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    None
    RC WEST FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    207th 207th
    RC WEST FRIEND FALSE ARSIC ARSIC Civilian 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 ACM 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 8
    None
    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    None
    RC SOUTH FRIEND FALSE CJTF-82 CJTF-82 Selected 0 0 0

    RCS
    RC WEST ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0

    RC SOUTH ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0

    CSTC-A
    RC EAST FRIEND JOC NCO ETT 7-3 ANSF 0 0 0
    TF
    LAND KANDAH
    RC SOUTH FRIEND WATCH AR ANSF 0 0 1

    RC(W) / IT
    RC WEST FRIEND OMLT ANSF 0 0 2

    TFPHX
    LOGISTIC
    RC RC(C) / TF S TASK
    CAPITAL FRIEND PHOENIX FORCE CF 0 0 0
    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0

    ARSIC_EA CJTF
    RC EAST FRIEND ST J2 QC Phoenix CF 0 0 0
    CSTC-A 1/2/203
    RC EAST FRIEND JOC NCO Kandak CF 0 0 0

    LAND TF
    RC SOUTH FRIEND WATCH HELMAND CF 0 0 0

    CSTC-A ANP
    JOC BTL PROVINCI
    RC EAST FRIEND CPT AL HQ ANSF 0 0 0

    TF
    Currahee
    SIGACT
    Manager S- TF WHITE
    RC EAST FRIEND 3 EAGLE CF 0 0 0
    TF
    Currahee /
    SIGACT
    Manager S-
    RC EAST FRIEND 3 C 2-506 IN CF 0 0 0
    PAKTIKA
    CSTC-A PMT-
    RC EAST FRIEND JOC NCO TEAM 2 CF 0 0 1

    CSTC-A NMCC/NP
    RC EAST FRIEND JOC NCO CC CF 0 0 1
    CSTC-A 2/7
    RC WEST NEUTRAL JOC NCO MARINE CF 0 0 2

    RC RCE
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0
    CSTC-A
    RC WEST FRIEND JOC NCO 2/7 USMC CF 0 0 0

    CSTC-A TF
    RC WEST FRIEND JOC NCO ZARATE CF 0 0 1

    A
    SIGACTS TF
    MANAGE BUSHMAS
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R TER CF 2 0 2
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST FRIEND R ANA/ANP ANSF 0 0 3
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC WEST ENEMY FALSE HUMINT 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS TM
    MANAGE LOGAR
    RC EAST FRIEND R (ANP) ANSF 0 0 2

    A
    SIGACTS
    RC MANAGE
    CAPITAL FRIEND R FRA BG CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE PRT
    RC EAST FRIEND R GARDEZ CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE Y Coy 45
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R CDO ANSF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS ANP with
    MANAGE CAN
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R POMLT ANSF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE 11 INFBN
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R AASLT BG ANSF 0 0 0

    A ANA
    SIGACTS (2/3/205)
    MANAGE with GBR
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R OMLT ANSF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    RC MANAGE
    NORTH FRIEND R PRT KDZ 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS TF
    MANAGE GLADIAT
    RC EAST FRIEND R OR CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R TF 42 CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R REAPER 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE TF
    RC EAST FRIEND R SPADER CF 0 0 5

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R TF 42 CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    RC MANAGE
    CAPITAL FRIEND R A US ETT 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC WEST FRIEND R CJSOTF CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE J COY 42
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R CDO 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS BRITTISH
    MANAGE SECURITY
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R PATROL CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE ANP with
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R GBR PMT 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE TF
    RC EAST FRIEND R WARRIOR CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE ZABUL
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R PRT CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE W Coy 45
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R CDO 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS TM RED
    MANAGE CURRAHE
    RC EAST FRIEND R E CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE BG QRF
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R 3RCR CF 0 0 2

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE L Coy 42
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R CDO 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE W Coy 45
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R CDO CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS Un-
    MANAGE mentored
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R ANP ANSF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE TM
    RC EAST FRIEND R LOGAR CF 0 0 0

    A ANA
    SIGACTS (CS/3/205)
    MANAGE with GBR
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R OMLT ANSF 0 0 0
    RC RCE
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE ISAF # 01-
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R 0750 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST FRIEND R 27th BCA CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE W Coy 45
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R CDO CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R ANP ANSF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS ANA
    MANAGE (CS/3/205)
    RC SOUTH FRIEND TRUE R with PEF ANSF 0 0 1
    A TF WHITE
    SIGACTS CURRAHE
    MANAGE E(JULIET
    RC EAST FRIEND R 6) CF 0 0 0

    TF
    Currahee
    SIGACT
    Manager S-
    RC EAST FRIEND 3 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC WEST ENEMY R CJSOTF CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R TF 2-2 CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST FRIEND R TF DUKE ANSF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS TF
    MANAGE BAYONET
    RC EAST FRIEND R ( ANP) ANSF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE K Coy 3/8
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R USMC CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE TF
    RC EAST FRIEND R VALIANT ANSF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST FRIEND R TF LOGAR CF 0 0 0

    RC RCC
    CAPITAL ENEMY FALSE INTSUM 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE W Coy 45
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R CDO CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R US PMT CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R TFK PRT CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    RC MANAGE
    CAPITAL FRIEND R ANA ANSF 0 0 2

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE ANA
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R 3/3/205 ANSF 0 0 1
    A
    SIGACTS ABP / B
    MANAGE Coy 1
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R RIFLES ANSF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE H&S Coy
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R 3/8 USMC CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    RC MANAGE TF
    CAPITAL FRIEND R PHOENIX CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE PRT
    RC WEST ENEMY R FARAH ANSF 0 0 4
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R CJSOTF CF 0 0 0
    TF East 2 RGR
    RC SOUTH ENEMY JOC Watch PMT / TFH CF 2 2 1

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R TF 444 ANSF 0 0 0

    TF NAWA
    1 WG / A
    SIGACTS ANP with F
    MANAGE Coy 2 RGR
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R PMT ANSF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS TF 373 (TM
    MANAGE SAL)/ANS
    RC EAST FRIEND R F CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    UNKNOW MANAGE
    N FRIEND R LILLEY ANSF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE A Coy 2
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R RIFLES CF 0 0 0

    TF Spartan
    SIGACTS
    RC EAST FRIEND Manager TF 373 CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST FRIEND R C 1-26 CF 0 0 0

    TF STEEL /
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE ANA / ANP
    RC EAST ENEMY R / OCCP ANSF 0 0 0
    TF Spartan
    SIGACTS
    RC EAST FRIEND Manager TF-373 CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R ANP ANSF 0 0 0
    TF MTN
    Warrior
    SIGACT
    RC EAST FRIEND Manager 1-32 IN CF 0 0 0
    2ND MEB
    Journal F Co 2-3
    RC WEST ENEMY Clerk USMC CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R 2 LAR PID CF 0 0 0
    TF
    THUNDER
    SIGACTS
    RC EAST ENEMY Staff CF CF 0 0 0

    2ND MEB
    Journal G Co 2-3
    RC SOUTH ENEMY Clerk USMC CF 0 0 0

    ARSIC_NO
    RC RTH J2
    NORTH NEUTRAL DRAFTER ANP CIV 0 0 0
    RC ARSIC_NO KDZ JTAC,
    NORTH FRIEND RTH F-15s CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST NEUTRAL R ANP ANSF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    RC MANAGE
    NORTH NEUTRAL R ISAF HQ CF 0 0 0

    RC EAST ENEMY FALSE 0 0 0


    A
    SIGACTS
    RC MANAGE
    NORTH FRIEND R CJSOTF CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE B COY 4
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R RIFLES CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE C COY
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R 2R22R BG CF 0 0 0

    2ND MEB
    RC SOUTH NEUTRAL SWO ANSF 0 0 0

    TF East
    RC EAST ENEMY JOC Watch LN CIV 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE 2 L RECCE
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R SQN CF 0 0 0

    TF Fury
    SIGACTs 97MP,
    RC SOUTH FRIEND Manager 4/82BCT CF 0 0 0
    2ND MEB
    Journal
    RC SOUTH NEUTRAL Clerk HMLA-169 CF 2 4 0

    A
    SIGACTS 2 YORKS
    MANAGE OMLT /
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R ANA CF / ANSF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST FRIEND R ANSF 0 0 0

    ISAF SOF /
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH NEUTRAL R ISAF SOF CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R ISAF c/s CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST FRIEND R 1/C/2-87 CF 0 0 0
    2ND MEB
    Journal CBL 1
    RC SOUTH FRIEND Clerk USMC CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R F Co CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST ENEMY R CF 0 0 0
    TF WHITE
    EAGLE / A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST NEUTRAL R LN Civ CIV 0 0 0

    KCP / A
    SIGACTS
    RC MANAGE
    CAPITAL NEUTRAL R ANA ANSF 0 0 0

    ARSIC_NO
    RC RTH J2 MOT K and
    NORTH FRIEND DRAFTER ANP ANSF / CF 0 0 0
    HQ ISAF
    MovCon /
    A
    SIGACTS
    RC MANAGE HQ ISAF
    CAPITAL NEUTRAL R MovCon CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE PRT MEY
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R CSS CF 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R ANA ANSF 0 0 0

    TF 3
    GERONIM
    O/A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC EAST NEUTRAL R 3-509 PIR CF 0 0 0
    TF
    CHOSIN /
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE E Co 1-32
    RC EAST NEUTRAL R IN CF 0 0 0

    TF
    LETHAL
    WARRIOR
    /A
    SIGACTS TF
    MANAGE LETHAL
    RC EAST NEUTRAL R WARRIOR CF 0 0 0

    TFK / A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH ENEMY R USPI Contractor 0 0 0
    TFH / A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R ANA ANSF 0 0 0

    TF MTN
    Warrior
    SIGACT 3-984 MP
    RC EAST NEUTRAL Manager Co CF 0 0 0
    RC SOUTH FRIEND CJSOTF CJSOTF CF / ANSF 0 0 0

    TF
    Professional
    RC WEST FRIEND 2-321 FA 0 0 0

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC WEST FRIEND R TF TAURO CF 0 0 0
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE BRF with
    RC SOUTH FRIEND R ATF CF 0 0 0
    hostnatio civilianwi enemydet
    nkia a civiliankia enemywia enemykia ained mgrs latitude longitude

    42SWB913
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0167173 33.1394501 69.9788818

    0 0 0 0 0 0

    41SMU263
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9500700 34.3450012 62.1997185

    41SQS3176
    0 0 0 0 0 0 112564 32.6263886 65.4702835

    42SWC096
    0 2 0 0 0 0 7161668 33.9955483 69.1047134

    42STA9168
    0 0 0 0 0 0 484991 32.3824997 66.785553
    42STB8279
    0 0 0 0 0 0 650698 32.9730492 66.6758423

    41SQS3799
    0 0 0 0 0 0 342980 32.8991699 65.5444412

    41SMS470
    0 0 1 0 0 0 8215892 32.6794395 62.4355507

    42SWC205
    0 4 1 0 0 0 9817955 33.6011391 69.222023

    42SXD7866
    0 0 0 0 0 0 5977 34.8646011 70.9545364

    42SXD7908
    0 0 0 0 0 0 059690 34.8638001 70.9591065
    42SXD7866
    0 0 0 0 0 0 5977 34.8646011 70.9545364

    42RTV3201
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9205 31.5322895 66.1775436
    42SWB088
    42SWB689
    0 0 0 0 0 0 88732 33.3228111 69.7411194

    42RWB472
    0 0 0 0 0 0 1954759 33.0302963 69.5056381

    0 0 0 0 0 0

    42SUD9225
    0 0 0 0 0 0 22 34.8063393 67.8214493
    41SMU263
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9500700 34.3450012 62.1997185

    42SWB348
    0 0 0 0 0 0 29437 33.3880501 69.374382

    42STB9364
    0 0 0 0 0 0 914824 32.6517906 66.799881

    42SWB195
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0013500 32.6589699 69.2079468

    41RQR564
    0 6 4 0 0 0 017 31.6219006 65.7030182

    42SXD1070
    0 0 0 0 0 0 036300 34.6626701 70.2081604

    41RQQ479
    3 0 0 0 0 01 31.5275192 65.6013336

    41RNQ954
    0 0 0 0 0 0 6830031 31 64
    42SWB432
    0 0 0 0 2 0 435 32.9289093 69.4620667

    42SUA5246
    0 0 0 0 0 0 314470 31.7562122 67.442215

    41RQR566
    0 0 0 0 0 0 5300139 31.6077805 65.7052765

    41RQQ698
    0 0 0 0 0 0 950 31.5584602 65.8423004

    42SWD125
    0 0 0 0 0 0 4620574 34.5267792 69.1366882

    42RTV4500
    0 1 0 0 0 0 043000 31.0931606 66.3267365
    42SPR3588
    1 0 0 0 0 0 39 45.5901299 60.4841385

    42SWC302
    0 0 2 0 0 06 33.673481 69.3236237
    42SWD168
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2719461 34.5166702 69.1833267

    42SWB850
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0083400 33.2863083 69.9128571

    42SWD168
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2719461 34.5166702 69.1833267
    42SWC830
    0 0 0 0 0 0 930 34.2748489 69.9016724

    42SWB475
    0 2 0 0 0 0 56645 33.1357307 69.5098038

    42SWB803
    0 0 0 0 0 0 742 33.203701 69.861557

    42SVC4711
    0 1 0 0 0 0 18 33.5445099 68.430191
    41RQR566
    0 0 0 0 0 0 5300139 31.6077805 65.7052765
    42SVF7746
    0 0 0 0 0 0 377769 36.8455582 68.7472229

    42RVA069
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0604470 31.6717396 68.0179062

    42SWD152
    1 0 0 0 0 0 748 35.0157318 69.1666031

    41SPV6092
    0 0 0 0 0 0 076699 35.9213905 64.7836075

    42STB7872
    0 0 0 0 0 0 446381 32.9333305 66.6333313
    41RQR315
    1 2 1 0 0 0 0001500 31.6253796 65.4406891

    41RQQ310
    0 1 0 0 0 0 931 31.5497608 65.4334488

    42SWD168
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2719461 34.5166702 69.1833267

    41RPQ1442
    0 0 0 0 0 0 343151 31.1166706 64.199997

    41RQQ730
    0 2 0 0 0 0 897 31.5099392 65.8745117

    41RPQ4930
    0 2 2 0 0 0 029900 30.9932194 64.5637131

    41RQR578
    0 0 0 0 0 0 8001580 31.6204891 65.7185669
    42SWD151
    0 0 0 0 0 0 7219937 34.5209999 69.1653137

    42SWD185
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0021100 34.5314217 69.2015915

    41RQQ713
    0 0 1 0 0 0 924 31.5346699 65.8573837

    42SXC1360
    0 0 0 0 0 0 31 33.4613304 70.2224274
    42SUA0089
    0 1 0 0 0 0 559251 32.1521301 66.8887863

    41SNR4001
    0 0 0 0 0 0 5903 32.1670418 63.4243507

    42SXD0972
    0 2 0 0 0 0 137950 34.6776619 70.1976929
    42RWV426
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0076700 31.4241791 69.4482269

    41RPR5776
    0 0 0 0 0 0 130560 31.89995 64.6682968
    41RQQ687
    0 1 0 0 0 0 3796912 31.5759392 65.8316422

    41RPQ1374
    0 0 0 0 0 0 46 31.1298103 64.1925812

    42SXD9723
    0 0 0 0 0 0 062350 34.8844109 71.1581802

    41SMU263
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9500700 34.3450012 62.1997185

    41RPQ1442
    0 0 0 0 0 0 343151 31.1166706 64.199997

    41RQR544
    0 1 0 0 0 0 2400603 31.6124497 65.6819229

    42SXC6929
    0 34 8 0 1 0 991100 34.2472496 70.838501
    42SXC6930
    0 0 0 0 0 591162 34.2478066 70.8385773

    42SVB0066
    0 0 1 0 0 0 052490 33.006321 67.9365311

    41RQR548
    0 0 1 0 0 0 0001000 31.6159496 65.6859894

    42SXD2560
    0 0 0 0 0 0 015400 34.4725304 70.3676529

    42SVC4300
    0 3 0 0 0 0 006000 33.4919891 68.3863983
    42SXD3199
    0 0 0 0 0 0 611329 34.4350205 70.4366379

    41RPR5560
    0 0 1 0 0 0 035800 31.9475002 64.6463013

    42RTV2169
    0 0 1 0 0 0 955800 31.2032108 66.0792007
    42SWB305
    0 1 0 0 0 0 2908120 32.6101799 69.3253937

    42SWD122
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9945599 34.752449 69.1343765

    42SWD168
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2719461 34.5166702 69.1833267
    42SXC2540
    0 8 1 0 0 0 089800 34.2417488 70.3617325

    41RPQ3410
    0 1 0 0 0 0 197999 31.6093102 64.4136963
    42RVA724
    0 0 0 0 0 0 8906650 31.6948509 68.7097015

    42SWD122
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9945599 34.752449 69.1343765

    42SVC5312
    0 1 0 0 0 0 301764 33.4542809 68.4955902

    42SYE3090
    0 0 0 0 0 0 009000 35.2975617 71.5393066
    42SXD7110
    0 0 0 0 0 0 047068 34.7514191 70.869278
    42SXD2630
    0 0 0 0 0 0 034698 34.646431 70.3781433

    42SWC925
    0 1 1 0 0 0 3001190 33.4461327 69.9955368
    42SWC925
    0 1 1 0 0 0 3001190 33.4461289 69.9955368
    42SWA247
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9998000 32.5190392 69.2640533

    42SWD123
    0 0 0 0 0 0 4056780 34.8532715 69.1349869

    41RPR6435
    0 0 0 0 0 0 829621 31.8905506 64.7378769

    42SWC805
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0059600 33.9738617 69.8714218
    42SWD122
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9945599 34.752449 69.1343765

    42SWC657
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0155898 33.9415093 69.7109528
    42SWD122
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9945599 34.752449 69.1343765
    42SVB5469
    0 0 0 0 0 0 987900 33.3292999 68.5132523

    41RPR5340
    0 0 0 0 0 0 023899 31.8404808 64.6211472

    42SWD122
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9945599 34.752449 69.1343765

    41SPR9295
    0 0 0 0 0 0 671960 32.2677803 65.0486069
    41SPR9244
    0 0 0 0 0 0 072388 32.2717285 65.0432282

    41SPR9319
    0 0 0 0 0 0 972840 32.2756691 65.0513763

    41SQS6960
    0 1 0 0 0 0 013500 32.6262398 65.8734589

    42SYE2065
    0 0 0 0 0 0 020680 35.4051018 71.4298325
    42SXD7876
    0 1 3 2 0 0 068300 34.9414482 70.9574509
    42SWC246
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9916100 33.5843201 69.2661667

    42SWD320
    0 0 0 0 0 0 1322303 34.5419388 69.3488922
    41RQR607
    0 5 2 0 0 0 2001130 31.6157894 65.7483673

    42SVC4805
    0 0 1 0 0 0 009839 33.5268784 68.4405365
    42SWC212
    0 1 0 0 0 0 0017099 33.5934105 69.2284927

    42SVB1211
    0 0 0 0 0 0 669258 33.1585388 68.0575485

    41RQR501
    0 1 0 0 0 0 9910099 31.6989708 65.6398468
    41RMQ500
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0049998 31.1829701 62.4752502

    41SQS6950
    0 0 1 0 0 0 513504 32.6263008 65.8724365

    41RPR4849
    0 1 0 0 0 0 920900 31.8140793 64.5689163

    41SQS6960
    0 2 0 0 0 0 013500 32.6262398 65.8734589
    41SQS7320
    0 0 1 0 0 0 021400 32.6965294 65.914093

    41SPS9035
    0 0 0 0 0 0 635503 32.8410912 65.0339127

    41SQS3926
    0 0 1 0 0 0 115230 32.6488113 65.550827

    42SWD259
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0022499 34.5438805 69.2822723

    41RPR4750
    0 1 0 0 0 0 121500 31.8196201 64.5584564

    42SWD255
    0 2 0 0 0 0 0025500 34.5709496 69.2780075

    41RQR434
    0 0 1 0 0 0 3002950 31.6359901 65.5667191
    42SVA3941
    0 3 6 0 0 0 989257 32.4387894 68.3555527
    41SPR9595
    0 0 0 0 0 0 081050 32.3492088 65.0822601

    41SQR0653
    0 0 0 0 0 0 979313 32.3316498 65.1943436

    42SWD122
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9945599 34.752449 69.1343765

    41SQS7217
    0 1 0 0 0 0 016038 32.6484795 65.9015579

    42RUA453
    1 0 0 0 0 0 0039400 31.9800892 67.3626404
    41RPR4856
    11 52 19 0 1 0 420919 31.8142414 64.569603

    42SWD069
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9921000 34.5306587 69.0762711

    41RPR6730
    0 0 0 0 0 0 028300 31.8782101 64.7687531
    42SXD1079
    0 3 0 0 0 0 936700 34.6662712 70.2092896
    41RPR6190
    0 2 0 0 0 0 025399 31.8528309 64.7111969

    42SWD229
    0 1 0 0 0 0 0023200 34.5502701 69.2496033
    42SVA3459
    0 3 3 0 3 4 180075 32.35569 68.3048172
    41SQS6961
    0 2 0 0 0 0 913479 32.626049 65.8736496
    41RPQ3007
    0 0 1 0 0 0 097188 31.6024609 64.371109

    42SWD338
    0 3 0 0 0 0 8023440 34.5521317 69.369278

    41SPR7320
    0 1 0 0 0 0 050100 32.0738983 64.8350067

    42SWD179
    0 1 0 0 0 0 0018900 34.5115891 69.1950073

    42SWD229
    0 1 0 0 0 0 3722968 34.5481796 69.2499924

    42SWD214
    0 0 1 0 0 0 6922750 34.5462418 69.2339935

    41RQR615
    0 1 1 0 0 0 0000700 31.6117401 65.7564697
    42SWD168
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2719461 34.5166702 69.1833267
    42SXD2531
    0 0 0 0 0 0 077759 35.0347519 70.3737717
    41SQS6790
    1 0 0 0 0 0 010900 32.6032295 65.8546066

    42SVB3591
    0 0 0 0 0 0 062400 33.0983505 68.3131714

    41RQQ330
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0092400 31.5430508 65.4543381

    42SWD168
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2719461 34.5166702 69.1833267
    42SXD4640
    0 0 0 0 0 1 027600 34.5797653 70.5961609

    41SPR6580
    0 0 1 0 0 0 180100 32.3455315 64.7618637
    42SXD3348
    0 0 0 0 0 0 610823 34.4302788 70.4527817

    41SPR7434
    1 0 0 0 0 0 150450 32.0768814 64.8471527
    41SMS929
    0 0 0 0 0 0 8201421 32.5501518 62.925251

    41SPR7549
    0 1 0 0 0 0 949300 32.06633 64.8592072

    42SUA5100
    0 1 0 0 0 0 099200 32.5201302 67.4135971

    41RQQ700
    0 0 1 0 0 0 0095000 31.5584106 65.8444138

    41SMS571
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2129699 32.8044281 62.5419998

    41RQR591
    0 1 0 0 0 0 9902400 31.6275806 65.7326889
    41RQR499
    0 48 55 0 1 0 0100900 31.6161194 65.6343613

    42RTA8441
    0 0 0 0 0 0 541422 31.9883709 66.7181473

    41RPR9500
    0 0 0 0 0 0 100400 31.6222401 65.0558929
    41SPR7019
    0 0 0 0 3 0 963300 32.1933785 64.8055725

    41RPR4370
    0 1 0 0 0 0 120200 31.8083801 64.5181427

    41SNR3935
    0 0 0 0 0 0 71 32.1496697 63.4167519

    41SPR8938
    0 0 0 0 0 0 770241 32.2528915 65.0104218

    42SYE2032
    1 0 0 0 0 0 06 35.4044533 71.4259644
    42RTV6052
    0 2 0 0 0 0 96 30.9756317 66.4922714

    41SMT316
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0021700 33.6329193 62.2624855

    42SWD165
    0 1 0 0 0 0 0720909 34.5297318 69.1798706
    42SXD2600
    0 0 0 0 0 0 6400 34.9106407 70.3792496

    42SVB8042
    0 0 1 0 0 0 070153 33.1699982 68.7899933
    42SVB6855
    2 0 6 0 0 0 82 33.0619011 68.6625595

    41RPQ2550
    0 1 0 0 0 0 084500 31.4885178 64.3213348

    42SVB8100
    1 0 0 0 0 0 7039 33.1721458 68.7962112

    42SVB3201
    0 1 0 0 0 0 012070 32.644146 68.2750855
    42SVB9538
    0 1 1 0 0 0 037550 32.8760757 68.9506149
    42SVC7820
    0 0 0 0 0 0 7330 34.1002808 68.7636566

    42SWB158
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0020800 32.7248764 69.1686173
    41SMR958
    8 0 0 0 0 0 9367381 32.243084 62.9564018

    42SWD168
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2719461 34.5166702 69.1833267
    41SMS769
    0 1 0 0 0 0 0015300 32.6751328 62.7536163

    41SNU1100
    0 1 0 0 0 0 071000 34.9815178 63.1205177

    41SPR8910
    0 0 0 0 24 0 069700 32.2480621 65.0072479
    42SWB037
    0 0 0 0 0 0 9499597 33.4357529 69.0408173
    42SWC763
    41SMT330
    0 0 0 0 0 0 08700 34.22192 62.2725792

    42SWC048
    0 0 0 0 0 0 5856489 33.9488792 69.0525742

    42SWD365
    0 8 0 0 0 0 0026000 34.5751267 69.3979492
    42SWC753
    0 1 0 0 0 0 0040800 33.8047066 69.81353

    41SPR8035
    0 1 0 0 0 0 054040 32.1083069 64.9114609
    41RQQ418
    0 1 0 0 0 0 5095470 31.5689011 65.548233

    41SQS3362
    0 1 0 0 0 0 012440 32.6248779 65.4900436

    41SPR7370
    0 0 1 0 0 0 650328 32.0758781 64.8404083
    42SVF9650
    0 5 0 0 0 0 059400 36.6802216 68.9608307

    42SWD257
    0 1 0 0 0 0 9070040 34.9725914 69.2825317

    41RPQ0453
    0 0 0 0 4 0 075487 31.4093018 64.0996399
    41RQQ264
    0 0 0 0 0 0 3191558 31.5367718 65.3850021

    42SXD7765
    0 0 0 0 0 0 064520 34.9075851 70.9445038

    41RPR2061
    0 0 0 0 3 0 309893 31.7180882 64.2730026

    42SWD320
    0 1 0 0 0 0 1022300 34.5419121 69.3488541
    41SMS349
    0 1 0 0 0 0 2394211 33.3852081 62.300312

    41RPQ2750
    0 0 1 0 0 0 094200 31.5757923 64.3436356

    41RQQ717
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2387209 31.4878006 65.860405
    41RPQ2990
    1 1 0 0 0 0 096460 31.5959091 64.3692246

    42SWD154
    0 1 0 0 0 0 4074650 35.0143738 69.1692352
    42RTA6502
    0 1 0 0 0 0 930840 31.8891411 66.5156937

    41SPR7203
    0 1 0 0 0 0 049180 32.0657806 64.8224487
    42SVC6607
    0 11 4 0 0 0 147490 33.8671799 68.6331635
    41RQQ319
    1 0 0 0 0 0 9096730 31.5822868 65.444725

    41RPR2020
    0 1 0 0 0 0 009600 31.7154884 64.2686081

    41SPR7352
    0 1 0 0 0 0 049700 32.0702438 64.8383255

    41RQQ329
    0 3 0 0 0 0 0089400 31.5160294 65.4525757
    42SWC048
    0 1 0 0 0 0 6056490 33.9488869 69.0525971

    41RPR6110
    0 1 0 0 0 0 026200 31.8601646 64.7028732
    42SWD699
    0 0 0 0 0 0 2627810 34.5897217 69.762497
    41SPR7601
    0 2 0 5 0 0 053660 32.1055641 64.8654175
    42SWD592
    0 1 0 0 0 0 5060600 34.8860664 69.6483994

    41SPR7257
    0 2 0 0 0 0 049470 32.0683136 64.8282242
    41SNR2208
    0 0 0 0 0 0 066750 32.2371826 63.2343674

    41RPR0706
    0 3 2 0 0 0 605132 31.6764889 64.1295242
    42SWB167
    0 1 1 0 0 0 0044670 32.9401856 69.1786499

    42SVB8060
    0 0 0 0 0 0 067400 33.1451721 68.7919846

    41SMT536
    0 0 0 0 8 0 8674315 34.108635 62.4978447

    41RPR9383
    0 0 2 0 0 0 503786 31.6529675 65.0442734
    42SXD3755
    0 0 0 0 0 0 007640 34.4010506 70.4964829

    42SXD0360
    0 2 0 0 0 0 017800 34.4966164 70.1284256
    41SNR2750
    0 2 0 0 0 0 062200 32.1960144 63.2917633

    42SXD3344
    0 2 0 0 0 0 911130 34.4330521 70.4524231
    42SWC017
    0 0 1 0 0 0 2962662 34.0045624 69.0187225

    42SWD453
    0 0 0 0 0 0 3204852 34.3840599 69.4931107
    41SPR7245
    0 1 0 0 0 0 048450 32.0591354 64.826767

    41RQR596
    0 1 0 0 0 0 1902750 31.63064 65.7371979

    41RQR557
    0 1 0 0 0 0 0000800 31.613945 65.6954117

    42SWD230
    2 0 0 0 0 0 0021000 34.5304298 69.2506256

    41SPR6635
    0 0 0 0 0 0 080150 32.3458977 64.7677002
    41RPQ1340
    1 0 0 0 0 0 036900 31.0603752 64.1885681

    41SNR4120
    0 1 0 0 0 0 057500 32.1531944 63.4369125
    42SWD229
    0 1 0 0 0 0 0022600 34.5448608 69.2495804
    41SMS496
    3 9 0 0 0 0 0109451 32.6214638 62.4627724

    41RPR4251
    0 0 0 0 3 0 802182 31.6460228 64.5030136
    41RPR4870
    0 31 17 0 1 0 021300 31.8176594 64.5710983

    41RPQ0880
    0 1 0 0 0 0 008100 30.8009911 64.1372833

    41RPQ2625
    0 0 8 0 0 0 072320 31.3785706 64.3276825
    42SWB859
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0089700 33.3430595 69.9231186

    42SWA251
    0 3 2 0 0 0 5096020 32.5011673 69.2677307
    41SPR7417
    0 1 0 0 0 0 050300 32.0755539 64.845314

    42SVC7503
    0 0 0 1 4 0 497502 34.3184738 68.7286377
    42SXD6939
    0 0 0 0 0 0 072890 34.9844322 70.855835

    42SWB858
    0 42 9 0 1 0 0089400 33.3403626 69.9220123
    42SVC5400
    0 1 0 0 8 2 640861 33.8069382 68.5030747

    41RQR338
    0 0 0 0 3 0 2541182 31.9825935 65.4747009
    42SXD8446
    0 5 0 0 0 0 047860 34.7562256 71.0153351
    41SNR5666
    0 0 1 0 0 0 997375 32.5122299 63.6033287

    41RNP3781
    0 0 0 0 0 0 533592 30.1330357 63.392601
    42SVC8695
    0 0 0 0 0 0 070240 34.0728264 68.8585663

    41SPR4356
    0 0 0 0 3 0 080261 32.3500595 64.5256195

    42SWF766
    0 0 5 0 0 0 9748288 36.576973 69.8572617
    42SVF8903
    0 0 0 0 56 0 852017 36.6136093 68.8774185
    42SVC4644
    0 16 6 0 0 0 011330 33.5402451 68.423111

    42SXG2548
    0 0 0 0 0 0 967255 37.6438751 70.4224167

    42SXD7506
    0 0 0 0 0 0 30 34.8943291 70.9151917
    42SVF9042
    0 0 0 0 0 0 258099 36.6684532 68.8928146
    41RPQ1387
    0 1 7 0 4 0 997127 31.6036243 64.2004623
    41RQQ292
    0 0 2 0 0 0 8087880 31.5030537 65.4141312

    41RPR1353
    0 0 1 0 0 0 027433 31.8770256 64.2003021

    42SWB076
    0 3 3 0 0 0 5028040 32.7902718 69.0816956
    41RPR3191
    0 2 1 0 0 0 1535 31.7660599 64.3929443

    41RQR547
    0 1 4 0 0 0 5702756 31.6317825 65.6859894
    41RPQ0525
    0 0 0 0 0 0 344212 31.1270981 64.1039505

    41RPR1708
    0 0 0 0 2 0 103632 31.6619797 64.2349854
    42SVC7273
    0 0 1 0 0 0 296948 34.3134193 68.7036362

    42STA3348
    0 1 0 0 0 0 04 32.3287354 66.1678467

    41RPR3260
    0 0 1 0 0 0 0995 31.7172756 64.399498
    42SVC7294
    0 2 0 0 0 0 760951 33.9887848 68.7070923
    41RPQ1342
    0 1 0 0 0 0 4495 31.1329937 64.189682
    41RPQ1213
    0 2 0 0 0 0 027890 30.9792156 64.174263

    42SVC6752
    1 0 1 0 4 0 150967 33.8985863 68.6487122
    42SVB1301
    0 0 0 0 0 0 266585 33.1345024 68.0674057

    42SWD128
    0 3 4 0 0 0 9018320 34.5064354 69.140419

    41SPA4385
    0 0 1 0 0 0 701998 36.1520538 64.5991592
    42SWD215
    0 0 1 0 0 0 02260 34.5448914 69.2343216

    42SUA7861
    0 0 1 0 0 0 487116 32.4145126 67.7090912

    41SQS7101
    0 2 1 0 0 0 42 32.632206 65.8885651

    42SWB278
    0 1 0 0 0 0 4025170 32.7640572 69.2972336
    42SYD1132
    0 4 0 0 0 0 975431 34.9994392 71.3156586

    42SXD8506
    0 1 0 0 0 0 547137 34.7496033 71.0217819

    41RQQ308
    0 0 1 0 0 0 6397102 31.5858669 65.4329453
    41RPR3751
    0 0 1 0 1 0 38 31.751421 64.4517441

    42SXD1050
    0 1 0 0 0 0 036800 34.6672058 70.2060394
    42SUB3821
    0 1 1 0 0 0 08 32.6229363 67.2753677

    41SMS304
    0 1 0 0 0 0 949 33.3911362 62.2516327

    41SMT279
    0 1 1 0 0 0 0099500 34.3342857 62.2161827
    41RPR2730
    0 1 1 0 0 0 1560 31.7688389 64.344307
    originator updatedb
    group ygroup ccir sigact affiliation dcolor

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    DBC - Any
    incident that
    may create
    negative
    UNKNOW UNKNOW media. DBC
    N N GLOBAL NEUTRAL GREEN

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    DBC - Any
    aircraft
    mishap,
    coalition or
    UNKNOW UNKNOW civilian. DBC
    N N GLOBAL ENEMY RED
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    DBC -
    Direct or
    indirect fire
    engagement
    directed at
    Coalition
    Forces, or
    executed by
    coalition
    forces.
    Ordnance
    release by
    coalition
    UNKNOW UNKNOW aircraft. DBC
    N N GLOBAL ENEMY RED
    UNKNOW UNKNOW UNKNOW
    DBC -
    Green on
    Green
    engagement
    UNKNOW UNKNOW s. DBC
    N N GLOBAL FRIEND BLUE
    DBC -
    Status of
    Pakistan
    military
    operations
    and
    synchroniza
    tion with
    coalition
    forces on
    UNKNOW UNKNOW the border DBC
    N N GLOBAL NEUTRAL GREEN

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    DBC -
    Green on
    Green
    engagement
    UNKNOW UNKNOW s. DBC
    N N GLOBAL FRIEND BLUE
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    DBC -
    Green on
    Green
    engagement
    UNKNOW UNKNOW s. DBC
    N N GLOBAL FRIEND BLUE
    DBC -
    Green on
    Green
    engagement
    UNKNOW UNKNOW s. DBC
    N N GLOBAL FRIEND BLUE

    DBC -
    Green on
    Green
    engagement
    UNKNOW UNKNOW s. DBC
    N N GLOBAL FRIEND BLUE
    DBC -
    Injury/Deat
    h of
    coalition
    soldier/mem
    UNKNOW UNKNOW ber. DBC
    N N GLOBAL FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    DBC -
    Status of
    Pakistan
    military
    operations
    and
    synchroniza
    tion with
    coalition
    forces on
    UNKNOW UNKNOW the border DBC
    N N GLOBAL ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    DBC - Any
    incident that
    may create
    negative
    UNKNOW UNKNOW media. DBC
    N N GLOBAL NEUTRAL GREEN
    DBC -
    Direct or
    indirect fire
    engagement
    directed at
    Coalition
    Forces, or
    executed by
    coalition
    forces.
    Ordnance
    release by
    coalition
    UNKNOW UNKNOW aircraft. DBC
    N N GLOBAL FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED
    DBC -
    Green on
    Green
    engagement
    UNKNOW UNKNOW s. DBC
    N N GLOBAL FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    UNKNOW MANAGE
    N R FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 7)
    Injury/Deat
    h of local
    national due
    UNKNOW UNKNOW to coalition
    N N actions CJTF-82 NEUTRAL GREEN

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW
    N J3 ORSA ENEMY RED
    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 7)
    Injury/Deat
    h of local
    national due
    UNKNOW to coalition
    N J3 ORSA actions CJTF-82 ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW
    N J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 7)
    Injury/Deat
    h of local
    national due
    UNKNOW UNKNOW to coalition
    N N actions CJTF-82 FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    IMMEDIA
    TE 10)
    Green on
    Green
    (ANSF)
    UNKNOW UNKNOW engagement
    N N s CJTF-82 FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 9) Any
    incident that
    may create
    UNKNOW UNKNOW negative
    N N media CJTF-82 NEUTRAL GREEN

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
    ALLEGATI
    ON OF
    ISAF /
    USFOR-A /
    ESF
    CAUSING
    NON-
    COMBATA
    NT
    UNKNOW INJURY /
    N J3 ORSA DEATH J3 ORSA ENEMY RED
    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 7)
    Injury/Deat
    h of local
    national due
    UNKNOW UNKNOW to coalition
    N N actions CJTF-82 FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 10)
    Green on
    Green
    (ANSF)
    UNKNOW UNKNOW engagement
    N N s CJTF-82 FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    (SIR
    FLASH 1)
    Death of
    A coalition
    SIGACTS soldier in
    UNKNOW MANAGE support of
    N R CJTF-82 CJTF-82 ENEMY RED
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 7)
    Injury/Deat
    h of local
    national due
    UNKNOW UNKNOW to coalition
    N N actions CJTF-82 FRIEND BLUE
    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 9) Any
    incident that
    may create
    UNKNOW UNKNOW negative
    N N media CJTF-82 NEUTRAL GREEN
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 9) Any
    incident that
    may create
    UNKNOW UNKNOW negative
    N N media CJTF-82 FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    UNKNOW MANAGE
    N R FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N NEUTRAL GREEN

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW
    N J3 ORSA ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 10)
    Green on
    Green
    (ANSF)
    UNKNOW UNKNOW engagement
    N N s CJTF-82 FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    (SIR
    IMMEDIA
    TE 9) Any
    incident that
    may create
    UNKNOW UNKNOW negative
    N N media CJTF-82 FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    UNKNOW
    N J3 ORSA ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
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    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW
    N J3 ORSA ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE
    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N ENEMY RED

    UNKNOW UNKNOW
    N N FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    101 Bridge
    CSTC-A SIGACTS
    JOC NCO Manager FRIEND BLUE
    CSTC-A
    LAND JOC BTL
    WATCH CPT FRIEND BLUE

    101 Bridge
    CSTC-A SIGACTS
    JOC NCO Manager FRIEND BLUE

    CSTC-A CSTC-A
    JOC NCO JOC NCO FRIEND BLUE
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    CSTC-A
    ARSIC_EA JOC BTL
    ST J2 QC CPT FRIEND BLUE
    CSTC-A
    CSTC-A JOC BTL
    JOC NCO CPT FRIEND BLUE
    101 Bridge
    LAND SIGACTS
    WATCH Manager FRIEND BLUE

    CSTC-A CSTC-A
    JOC BTL JOC BTL
    CPT CPT FRIEND BLUE

    TF
    Currahee
    SIGACT 101 Bridge
    Manager S- SIGACTS
    3 Manager FRIEND BLUE
    TF
    Currahee
    SIGACT
    Manager S-
    3 J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE
    CSTC-A
    CSTC-A JOC BTL None CSTC-A
    JOC NCO CPT Selected JOC NCO FRIEND BLUE

    CSTC-A
    JOC NCO CJTF KMO FRIEND BLUE
    CSTC-A
    CSTC-A JOC BTL
    JOC NCO CPT NEUTRAL GREEN

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    CSTC-A
    CSTC-A JOC BTL
    JOC NCO CPT FRIEND BLUE

    CSTC-A
    JOC NCO CJTF KMO FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    R ENEMY RED
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    CPOF R FRIEND BLUE
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    CPOF R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    CPOF R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    CPOF R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (N) R FRIEND BLUE

    CPOF J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R ENEMY RED
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R ENEMY RED

    A A
    SIGACTS SIGACTS
    MANAGE MANAGE
    R R FRIEND BLUE

    RC (S) J3 ORSA ENEMY RED

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (C) R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (W) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A A
    SIGACTS SIGACTS
    MANAGE MANAGE
    R R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A A
    SIGACTS SIGACTS
    MANAGE MANAGE
    R R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    R FRIEND BLUE
    A A
    SIGACTS SIGACTS
    MANAGE MANAGE
    R R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE
    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE
    J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE

    RC (S) J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE


    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (W) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    R FRIEND BLUE

    TF
    Currahee A
    SIGACT SIGACTS
    Manager S- MANAGE
    3 R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (W) R ENEMY RED

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE
    A A
    SIGACTS SIGACTS
    MANAGE MANAGE
    R R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (W) R FRIEND BLUE

    A A
    SIGACTS SIGACTS
    MANAGE MANAGE
    R R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    R FRIEND BLUE

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (C) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE
    RC (S) J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (W) R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (C) R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (W) R ENEMY RED

    RC (S) J3 ORSA ENEMY RED


    TF East
    JOC Watch J3 ORSA ENEMY RED

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R ENEMY RED
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    R FRIEND BLUE

    J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE


    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R FRIEND BLUE

    TF Spartan
    SIGACTS
    Manager J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE
    J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE

    SIR 2. -
    Complex
    Attack/Mas
    s Casualty
    J3 ORSA Event J3 ORSA ENEMY RED
    TF Spartan
    SIGACTS
    Manager J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    RC (S) R ENEMY RED
    TF MTN
    Warrior
    SIGACT
    Manager J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE
    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A
    CREDIBLE
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    Journal INJURY /
    Clerk J3 ORSA DEATH J3 ORSA ENEMY RED

    RC (S) J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE


    TF A
    THUNDER SIGACTS
    SIGACTS MANAGE
    Staff R ENEMY RED

    2ND MEB
    Journal
    Clerk J3 ORSA ENEMY RED

    A
    ARSIC_NO SIGACTS
    RTH J2 MANAGE
    DRAFTER R NEUTRAL GREEN
    A
    ARSIC_NO SIGACTS
    RTH J2 MANAGE
    DRAFTER R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    R NEUTRAL GREEN

    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    ISAF HQ R NEUTRAL GREEN

    ISAF HQ ISAF HQ ENEMY RED


    A
    SIGACTS
    MANAGE
    CJSOTF R FRIEND BLUE
    SIR 1.C. -
    High
    collateral
    damage
    following a A
    US/CF air SIGACTS
    strike; MANAGE
    RC (S) J3 ORSA CIVCAS R ENEMY RED
    RC (S) J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE

    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
    ALLEGATI
    ON OF
    ISAF /
    USFOR-A /
    ESF
    CAUSING
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    COMBATA
    NT
    2ND MEB INJURY / 2ND MEB
    SWO J3 ORSA DEATH SWO NEUTRAL GREEN

    TF East
    JOC Watch J3 ORSA ENEMY RED
    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
    ALLEGATI
    ON OF
    ISAF /
    USFOR-A /
    ESF
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    TFH/2 L SIGACTS NT SIGACTS
    RECCE MANAGE INJURY / MANAGE
    SQN R DEATH
    SIR 1 - R ENEMY RED
    Incidents
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    TF Fury TF Fury internationa TF Fury
    SIGACTs SIGACTs l interest, SIGACTs
    Manager Manager e.g. Manager FRIEND BLUE
    SIR 1.E. -
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    Journal 2ND MEB injury or 2ND MEB
    Clerk SWO capture. SWO NEUTRAL GREEN

    A
    TFH/2 SIGACTS
    YORKS MANAGE
    OMLT R ENEMY RED
    A
    TM SIGACTS
    WARDAK MANAGE
    (2-87 IN) R FRIEND BLUE

    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
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    ISAF SOF R DEATH R NEUTRAL GREEN

    A
    SIGACTS
    CGBG 1 MANAGE
    COY R FRIEND BLUE
    A
    SIGACTS
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    R FRIEND BLUE
    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
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    Journal MANAGE INJURY / MANAGE
    Clerk R DEATH R FRIEND BLUE
    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
    ALLEGATI
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    ISAF /
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    ESF
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    FOX CO R DEATH
    FFIR 3A. - R ENEMY RED
    CREDIBLE
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    SIGACTS NT SIGACTS
    MANAGE INJURY / MANAGE
    R DEATH R ENEMY RED
    A
    SIGACTS
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    A COMBATA A
    SIGACTS NT SIGACTS
    MANAGE INJURY / MANAGE
    KCP R DEATH R NEUTRAL GREEN

    A
    ARSIC_NO SIGACTS
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    DRAFTER R FRIEND BLUE
    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
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    A COMBATA A
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    MovCon R DEATH
    FFIR 3A. - R NEUTRAL GREEN
    CREDIBLE
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    A COMBATA A
    SIGACTS NT SIGACTS
    MANAGE INJURY / MANAGE
    CJSOTF R DEATH R FRIEND BLUE

    A
    SIGACTS
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    ANA R FFIR 3A. - FRIEND BLUE
    CREDIBLE
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    GERONIM SIGACTS NT SIGACTS
    O (3-509 MANAGE INJURY / MANAGE
    PIR) R DEATH R NEUTRAL GREEN
    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
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    ON OF
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    ESF
    CAUSING
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    A COMBATA A
    TF SIGACTS NT SIGACTS
    CHOSIN MANAGE INJURY / MANAGE
    (1-32 IN) R DEATH R NEUTRAL GREEN
    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
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    TF SIGACTS NT SIGACTS
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    WARRIOR R DEATH R NEUTRAL GREEN

    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
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    ESF
    CAUSING
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    SIGACTS NT SIGACTS
    MANAGE INJURY / MANAGE
    TFK R DEATH R ENEMY RED
    A
    SIGACTS
    Unmentored MANAGE
    ANA R FRIEND BLUE

    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
    ALLEGATI
    ON OF
    ISAF /
    USFOR-A /
    ESF
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    TF MTN A COMBATA A
    Warrior SIGACTS NT SIGACTS
    SIGACT MANAGE INJURY / MANAGE
    Manager R DEATH R NEUTRAL GREEN
    ADMIN FRIEND BLUE

    TF TF Fury
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    2-321 FA Manager FRIEND BLUE

    TF TAURO
    ESP BG J3 ORSA FRIEND BLUE
    (ISAF)
    FFIR 3A. -
    CREDIBLE
    ALLEGATI
    ON OF
    ISAF /
    USFOR-A /
    ESF
    CAUSING
    NON-
    COMBATA A
    NT SIGACTS
    INJURY / MANAGE
    TFH BRF J3 ORSA DEATH R FRIEND BLUE

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