FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Civilian Casualties Spike as Afghan Forces Take Lead

 Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2015 08:31:37 -0500
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Civilian Casualties Spike as Afghan Forces Take Lead
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18 February 2015 Civilian Casualties Spike as Afghan Forces Take Lead Civilian casualties in Afghanistan sharply increased last year as government forces fought increasingly deadly battles with insurgents across the country, the United Nations reported Wednesday. Read More More Stories at Military.com Transcom to Stick With Troubled Car Shipper Despite Troops' Complaints US Pays $1.97M to Philippines for Minesweeper's Reef Damage US to Allow Export of Armed Military Drones Navy Set to Deploy LCS to Northeast Asia US: Al-Qaida Wanted Recruits to Pull Off Attack Like 9/11 New SecDef Pledges 'Candid' Advice to White House at Swearing-In Army Completing Testing for Jungle Boots Designed for Pacific Low Promotion Rates for Navy Pilots Yield Changes to Process ISIS Militants Reportedly Burn to Death 45 People in Iraqi Town Ukraine Says Some Soldiers Taken Prisoner in Debaltseve Push to Boost Defense Spending Puts GOP in Budget Bind Navy Debuts Robot That Can Fight Fires Aboard Ships SpouseBuzz Poll: Pick Your Own Tricare Cuts How to Find a Military Daycare Bradley Cooper Says 'Aloha' as Military Contractor Sean Penn's Special Forces Regret in 'The Gunman' Pratt & Whitney Subpoenaed on C-17 Engine Maintenance Global Market Growing for Miniature Drones What You Need to Know About the Clay Hunt Law See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia Who did MacArthur choose to command the X Corps for the landing at Inchon? Play Video of the Day Egyptian Fighters Strike Daash Camp in Libya Watch Now | See More Videos

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