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Donate Click here to support LWJ Email Subscription Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner RSS Feeds Click the nearby icon to get to the RSS Feeds Web page. Advertising	« \| Main \| » A Taliban suicide bomber killed 19 civilians while targeting a NATO patrol in a market in Uruzgan province. Thirteen children were among those killed, and eight Dutch soldiers were wounded in the strike. Two Canadian soldiers were wounded in an IED attack on their tank in Kandahar province. Find related articles: Afghanistan Posted by Bill Roggio on July 10, 2007 6:39 PM \| Permalink	Search LWJ Videos More than 120 school girls and three teachers were poisoned in Takhar province, Afghanistan. Photos A photo of American Shabaab commander Omar Hammami posing with a picture of his autobiography was posted to social networking sites. Photos Archives The Covert US Air Campaign in Pakistan Get up-to-date information and statistics on the US air campaign targeting al Qaeda and the Taliban in Pakistan's northwest. Updated May 24, 2012 The Covert US Air Campaign in Yemen Get up-to-date information and statistics on the US air campaign targeting al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula in Yemen. Updated May 24, 2012 Special Reports The ANSF Order of Battle A breakdown of the structure and units in the Afghan National Security Forces. The Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan A look at the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan's top leaders. The Quetta Shura A look at the Afghan Taliban's top leaders, military councils, and committees. On the Radio Bill Roggio is a regular guest on the John Batchelor Show from Monday through Friday to discuss the war. Check John's site for the time. Click here to listen live online at WABC. LWJ in the news The Wall Street Journal cited Bill Roggio's report on the desgination of the Abdullah Azzam Brigades as a terrorist group. The Wall Street Journal cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The New York Times cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The Los Angeles Times cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. CNN cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The Tribune cited LWJ's statistics on US drone strikes against al Qaeda's network in Pakistan. CNN quoted Bill Roggio on the double suicide attack in Damascus, Syria. CNN quoted Bill Roggio and cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The Washington Post cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. National Journal cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The Washinton Post cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The New York Times cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The Washington Post cited LWJ's reports on drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen. The New York Daily News cited Thomas Joscelyn and Bill Roggio's report on the release of the Osama bin Laden documents. Bill Roggio appeared on C-SPAN's Washington Journal to discuss the US drone program. The Associated Press quoted Bill Roggio on US drone strikes against al Qaeda's network in Pakistan. The Associated Press quoted Bill Roggio on US drone strikes against al Qaeda's network in Pakistan. Reuters cited LWJ's report on the hacking of the Taliban's website. The New York Times cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The Associated Press cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. ABC News cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The New York Times cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The Economist cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. FOX News cited LWJ's reports and data on US airstrikes in Yemen. The Washington Post cited Bill Roggio's reports on US airstrikes in Yemen and the death of an AQAP leader this year. The Washington Times quoted Bill Roggio on US military operations in Afghanistan's Kunar province. More items in the news Covert Radio Hosted by Brett Winterble

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