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Afghan military faces surge in roadside bombs

By Patrick Quinn | October 3, 2013 - 5:22pm

Raqam Jan was at home on furlough after two years of fighting for the Afghan army when he stepped out of his house and onto a homemade mine. It had been planted not just to kill him but to send a message to...

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