Pentagon names dead US soldiers

The three US soldiers killed in a so-called friendly fire incident in Afghanistan have been identified.

Pentagon names dead US soldiers
Thu, 06 Dec, 2001 - 10:15

The three US soldiers killed in a so-called friendly fire incident in Afghanistan have been identified.

An investigation is under way into the bombing that also killed five allied Afghan fighters and left 18 other US soldiers wounded.

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