Besides air drops and Pakistani delivery routes, the U.S. military can transport cargo overland through a road and rail network called the Northern Distribution Network, which brings non-lethal supplies in through Central Asia.

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Yet we never found out what happened to its cargo, which was unloaded and probably shipped overland through China.

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