6 Americans Killed in Bagram Attack

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 6:11PM EDT / Published Dec. 21, 2015 9:03AM EST

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A U.S. official told The Daily Beast on Monday that all six of the NATO troops killed in an attack by a suicide bomber on motorcycle near Afghanistan's Bagram Airfield were Americans. Provincial police said Afghan and Western forces were moving in a convoy when the blast occurred. Three additional NATO troops were injured—it is not yet known what their nationalities are. Taliban officials posted a message on Twitter claiming responsibility for the attack. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter visited the air base north of Kabul just last week.

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6 Americans Killed in Bagram Attack

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