In a Monday post on X (formerly Twitter), commentator Ben Braddock said Walz had written a speech "where he claimed to have ...

All US and NATO troops have left Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. Talking to AFP on Friday, US Defence official said that signaling the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan was ...

The ISIS-K suicide bomber who killed 13 US service members, as well as more than a hundred civilians, was a prisoner at Bagram Air Base just days before the deadly attack, according to multiple ...

For over 20 years, Bagram Airbase served as the epicentre of U.S. and NATO operations against the Taliban and al-Qaeda. The ...

No enemy munitions struck Bagram Airfield during Wednesday’s attack, a defense official told Task & Purpose. The Taliban attempted to invade the base early on Wednesday morning by attacking a ...

Two anonymous U.S. officials confirmed this week that the U.S. military had concluded its withdrawal from Afghanistan, although several hundred troops remained to guard sensitive facilities.

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A Boeing 747 operated by National Airlines crashed immediately after takeoff from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan yesterday, claiming the lives of all seven crewmembers on board, each of them ...

Take a look at Bagram Air Base, once the largest coalition military base in Afghanistan. According to Afghan offcials, the US left Bagram Airfield after nearly 20 years by shutting off the ...

Bagram Air Base, which served as the focal point of U.S. involvement in Afghanistan for nearly twenty years, saw the departure of its last American troops on Friday. According to ...

In 2004, a group of soldiers in the Afghanistan War barely escaped a terrible fate high in the Hindu Kush mountains.

At the largest U.S. base in Afghanistan, a caped crusader known as Bagram Batman is making sure soldiers stay safe in a combat zone. WSJ’s Nathan Hodge reports from Bagram Air Field.