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March 25 2006 re-opening of the Agam High School, [[Pachir wa Agam Distrct]], Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan.]] | |||
'''Nangarhar Province''' is a [[Province]] in the east of [[Afghanistan]]. | '''Nangarhar Province''' is a [[Province]] in the east of [[Afghanistan]]. | ||
The Provincial capital is [[Jalalabad]]. | The Provincial capital is [[Jalalabad]]. | ||
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[[Osama bin Laden]] was believed by [[American]] [[intelligence analyst]]s to have been hiding in a complex of caves and underground bunkers in the [[Tora Bora mountains]], in Nangarhar, following the US invasion, in late 2001. | [[Osama bin Laden]] was believed by [[American]] [[intelligence analyst]]s to have been hiding in a complex of caves and underground bunkers in the [[Tora Bora mountains]], in Nangarhar, following the US invasion, in late 2001. | ||
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Revision as of 11:49, 19 May 2008
(PD) Photo: Dan Huvane / USMC
March 25 2006 re-opening of the Agam High School, Pachir wa Agam Distrct, Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan.
March 25 2006 re-opening of the Agam High School, Pachir wa Agam Distrct, Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan.
Nangarhar Province is a Province in the east of Afghanistan. The Provincial capital is Jalalabad. Highway 1 traverses it, Nangarhhar, from the border with Pakistan at Towr Kham, through Jalalabad, and eventually connecting to Afghanistan's capital, Kabul.
Osama bin Laden was believed by American intelligence analysts to have been hiding in a complex of caves and underground bunkers in the Tora Bora mountains, in Nangarhar, following the US invasion, in late 2001.
