• Their brigade -- based at North Carolina's Fort Bragg -- is among the first specifically assigned to train Afghan security and military forces.

    CNN: Army dad, son take on Taliban; mom worries

  • And, frankly, the 10th Mountain Division is still going to be represented there until we have fully transferred to the Afghan military and security forces.

    WHITEHOUSE: Thanking the 10th Mountain Division

  • Dempsey will be apprised of an ongoing military transition where Afghan security forces are taking greater control of their country.

    CNN: Afghan attacks kill 6 Americans as Dempsey arrives

  • Karzai has seemed determined to secure commitments from Washington to deliver military enablers until Afghan support forces have built up.

    CNN: Karzai visit a time for tough talk on security, corruption

  • On Friday, President Barack Obama and Afghan President Hamid Karzai agreed to speed up the military transition in that country, meaning Afghan forces will take the lead in combat operations nationwide starting this spring.

    CNN: Obama, Karzai agree to accelerate military transition

  • Back in the city's diplomatic neighborhood, Norwegian special-operations forces military mentors working with another team of specially trained Afghan forces sought to bring the attack to a rapid end.

    WSJ: Karzai Says U.S. Coalition Failed as Kabul Cleans Up

  • Leaked documents show a timetable for a "conditions-based and phased transition" to Afghan forces taking control of military operations, starting within months, the Independent on Sunday said.

    BBC: Afghanistan aid spending boost expected to be announced

  • Afghan President Hamid Karzai has said his forces will take the security lead in five years, despite doubts among military analysts that the Afghan army and police will be able to provide a sufficient number of trained forces in that period.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • As U.S. military, Pakistani forces and Afghan officials sought to piece together the incident, Afghan, U.S. and Western officials said the attack took place in response to fire from the remote Pakistani posts in the Mohmand tribal region, a lawless border area that abuts Afghanistan's eastern Kunar province.

    WSJ: Airstrike Ravages U.S.-Pakistan Ties

  • The British-led operation involved about 3, 000 troops -- mostly from the British military but also with Afghan, Danish and Estonian forces, the British Ministry of Defence said in a written statement.

    CNN: Britain hails 'success' of anti-Taliban push

  • Referring to the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance, he warned against outside forces responding favorably to requests from Afghan groups for military assistance.

    CNN: Pakistan rules out military role

  • However, he said 2014 was the existing target date in the military strategy for the handover of security control to Afghan forces.

    BBC: Afghanistan aid spending boost expected to be announced

  • The shooter was assigned to a small Special Operations Forces detachment working on so-called village-stability operations, a plan to raise local self-defense forces to protect Afghan villagers from the Taliban, a military official said.

    WSJ: Shootings Fray Afghan Ties

  • Tom Collins, a coalition spokesman, said that new detainees captured by the U.S. and coalition forces in future military operations would be transferred to Afghan custody for review by an Afghan-led review board, which would determine whether those individuals continue to pose a threat.

    WSJ: U.S. to Hand Bagram Jail to Afghans

  • The U.S. military has tried to take action to prevent attacks by Afghan forces, appointing monitors to provide security for troops working with Afghans, boosting its counterintelligence infrastructure in Afghanistan, adopting an eight-step vetting process for Afghan recruits and revising the training they receive.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • Obviously our civilian and military leadership in Afghanistan is in regular contact and consultation with the Afghan government and the Afghan security forces.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • In Kabul, Mr. McDonough met with General Allen and other senior ISAF officials to discuss the military campaign, the transition process, and the status of building and strengthening the Afghan National Security Forces to assume responsibility as U.S. and coalition forces continue to draw down.

    WHITEHOUSE: The White House

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