Afghanistan 25 years later: Medal of Honor recipient reflects on America's longest war
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On October 7, 2001, the United States and Great Britain launched Operation Enduring Freedom with airstrikes against the Taliban regime and Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan. Thus began a war that would last nearly two decades and become the longest military campaign in U.S. history. The first targets were in Kabul, Kandahar, and Jalalabad. Taliban military facilities, air defense systems, airfields, and Al-Qaeda training camps were hit. The U.S. Navy laun…
The invasion of Afghanistan, an operation led by the United States under the name of 'Freedom...
The epic of the war films, their heroic soundtracks, the imposing images of the battalions moving forward with their vehicles and the combat scenes that call to take sides becoming a member of the army that is proud of the nation have ceased to provoke in the American population the effect that one day had of admiration and motivation to want to form of the troops.
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