From U.S.A. Today:
WASHINGTON — Air missions to back U.S. troops on the ground have increased by 31% in Afghanistan this year, as fighting in the country spreads.
The growing reliance on air power raises the risk of injuring civilians and their property and reflects a shortage of ground forces needed to protect civilians and root out insurgents, ground commanders and military experts say.
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WASHINGTON — Air missions to back U.S. troops on the ground have increased by 31% in Afghanistan this year, as fighting in the country spreads.
The growing reliance on air power raises the risk of injuring civilians and their property and reflects a shortage of ground forces needed to protect civilians and root out insurgents, ground commanders and military experts say.
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