U.S. Strikes Back
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AP Photo
A EA-6B Prowler takes off from the USS Enterprise in
the northern Indian Ocean, Tuesday. The USS Enterprise is one of the ships
involved in the attacks on Afghanistan.
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Warplanes smash terrorist base
U.S. jets Tuesday attacked a stronghold of Osama bin Laden's fighters north of Kabul and set fire to critical Taliban oil supplies in the southern city of Kandahar.
For U.S., Ramadan poses problem
As Islam's holiest month approaches, U.S. policymakers are confronted with a dilemma: to bomb or not to bomb.
War of words grows between Pentagon, Taliban
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan ó The Pentagon and the ruling Taliban clashed Monday over the Afghanistan government's claimed downing of two American helicopters during a U.S. special forces raid last weekend.
Monday, Oct. 22
• U.S. jets press attacks on Taliban positions
• Taliban claim U.S., British planes hit hospital
Sunday, Oct. 21
• General describes damage to Taliban bases
Saturday, Oct. 20
• General discusses commando raid
• U.N. to give up defense of offices in Afghanistan
• Taliban: Fighters drove off U.S. raid
• Planes focus on rural Afghan targets
• Afghanistan raided by land, air
• Troops complete ground assault
Friday, Oct. 19
• An accurate body count nearly impossible to come by
• Taliban takes hits on several fronts
Thursday, Oct. 18
• Jets hit Taliban's front line
• U.S. strikes possibly kill at least 5 civilians
• U.S. airstrike killed veteran al-Qaida fighter
Wednesday, Oct. 17
• Pentagon admits Red Cross warehouse hit
• Pakistan presses Powell to end bombing
Tuesday, Oct. 16
• U.S. gunship rakes Taliban camp
VIDEO:
• President Bush addresses the nation KGW.com
• Tony Blair address KGW.com
• Osama bin Laden video KGW.com
FULL TEXT:
• President Bush addresses the nation
• Tony Blair address
• Donald Rumsfeld press briefing
• Osama bin Laden statement
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