US soldier 'tried to pass secrets to al-Qaida'

A National Guardsman betrayed his country and fellow soldiers when he tried to pass military information to undercover agents he believed were al-Qaida terrorists, prosecutors said at the start of his court-martial.

Tue, 31 Aug, 2004 - 10:17

Specialist Ryan Anderson, 27, could get life in prison without parole if convicted.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Fort Lewis, Washington Place: Space Needle Place: Seattle Place: Iraq Place: Fort Lewis Person: Ryan Anderson Person: Anderson Person: Major Melvin Jenks Person: Major Person: Joseph Morse Person: Morse Person: Jay Stephenson Person: Stephenson Organisation: al-Qaida Organisation: US Organisation: Washington National Guard Organisation: 81st Armored Brigade

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