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THE UNTOLD WAR; Fierce Fight in Afghan Valley Tests U.S. Soldiers and Strategy; How Operation Anaconda became the biggest infantry battle in the war on terrorism, costing the lives of eight Americans Series: ABOUT THIS SERIES: This is one in an occasional series chronicling untold stories from the war in Afghanistan. This story was written by Richard T. Cooper, with reporting by Geoffrey Mohan and Rone Tempest from Bagram Air Base and John Daniszewski from the Shahi Kot valley. Cooper reported from Washington. Also contributing were staff writers Esther Schrader, John Hendren and Greg Miller and researcher Robin Cochran in Washington and special correspondent Christian Retzlaff in Landstuhl, Germany.; [Home Edition] RICHARD T. COOPER. Los. Mar 24, 2002. p. A.1 |
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