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Frank Gardner: Not only Americans risked life and limb to serve in Afghanistan ave Blast walls, rocket attacks, Forward Operating Bases (FOBs), Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)... and long queues in the canteen. Anyone who deployed to Afghanistan, in whatever role, between 2001-2021 will have their own vivid memories of that time. It started with the flight in – to Kandahar, Kabul or Camp Bastion. It could be a long, slow descent with the lights out on an RAF jet, or a rapid, corkscrew down in a C-130 transport plane. In both cases the aim was to avoid being blown out of the air by a Taliban surface-to-air missile. Over the course of 20 years thousands of servicemen and women, as well as civilians, from dozens of countries deployed to Afghanistan, answering the US call for assistance. That call came in the form of invoking Nato's Article 5 of its charter – the only time it has ever happened in Nato's 77-year history – which states that an attack on one member shall be deemed...

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           Breaking news 33059 viewing Live  Starmer calls Trump's remarks about Nato troops in Afghanistan 'insulting and frankly appalling' Summar.   UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Donald Trump's remarks about British troops in Afghanistan are "insulting and frankly appalling"ad 12 "If I had misspoken in that way - or said those words - I would certainly apologise,"https://aboutdungeon.com/ivjeykgbu8?key=ab768572a0f585257b78ecc49f410c0f he says -  watch Trump's comments here The US president's comments have sparked outrage among UK veterans and politicians -  here's how other party leaders have reacted The UK was among several allies to join the US in Afghanistan from 2001, after it  invoked Nato's collective security clause  following the 9/11 terror attacks -  457 British service personnel were killed  in the conflict AND1 2nd ad 12 Corporal Andy Reid, who served in Afghanistan,  tells the BBC ...