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Afghan War Diary · Field report

CACHE FOUND/CLEARED Bagram

Report date 2005-12-01 06:52:00 · Published by WikiLeaks on 25 July 2010 · View original report »

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Report keyRegionLatitudeLongitude
6A9447EB-CAA2-4877-AD58-C2E39DC82418RC EAST35.2307815669.37143707
DateTypeCategoryAffiliationDetained
2005-12-01 06:52:00Friendly ActionCache Found/ClearedFRIEND0
EnemyFriendCivilianHost nationTotal
Killed in action00000
Wounded in action00000

Report text

TF Eagle and CJSOTF reported a cache recovered 32km N of BAF. At 0752Z, TF Eagle reported cache recovery ISO Operation Jaadur Tir was completed. Cache consisted of: two stinger missile trainers, 13x blow pipes, 35x RPO-A incendiary/thermo baric rounds (Russian), 43x SA HN-5 missiles (Chinese), three AT-4 missiles (Russian), 44x TOW missiles (Russian), six AA-8A missiles (Russian), five AT-4A stands, four demolition kits (unknown type), three SA-16 missiles, six SA-14 missiles, 92x mortars (unknown type), one .50cal HMG (US), 33x PK barrels, three MK-19 grenade launchers with tripods (Russian), 6,000 feet of detonation cord and 40x chemical pencils. Condition of cache was not reported. Cache was transported to BAF. No damages or injuries were reported. NFTR.

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Report key6A9447EB-CAA2-4877-AD58-C2E39DC82418
Tracking number2007-033-004917-0596
Attack onFRIEND
Reporting unitTF EAGLE
Unit nameTF EAGLE
Type of unitNone Selected
Originator groupUNKNOWN
Updated by groupUNKNOWN
MGRS42SWD338987
DColorBLUE