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The U.S. military command in Afghanistan is hoping that intrusive scrutiny of applicants for the country's security forces will curb a streak of insider attacks that have killed a dozen U.S. service members last month alone.
The U.S. military command in Afghanistan is hoping that intrusive scrutiny of applicants for the country's security forces will curb a streak of insider attacks that have killed a dozen U.S. service members last month alone.
The July 8 roadside explosion that killed six Army soldiers in Afghanistan has analysts worried that the Taliban are turning to bigger homemade bombs to take down the best armored U.S. vehicles.
"All coalition forces personnel are at a heightened state of alert and adopting mandated force protection measures," said Mr. Graybeal, the NATO spokesman.
"All coalition forces personnel are at a heightened state of alert and adopting mandated force protection measures," said Mr. Graybeal, the NATO spokesman.
Training of Afghans halted after insider attacks; vetting reviewed →
