SOF Pic of the Day: Captain Geoff Bruce At Work During Operation Mountain Sweep
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In August 2002, Captain Geoff Bruce led US Army Special Forces in Operation Mountain Sweep in Afghanistan, targeting al Qaeda and Taliban forces. The operation involved over 2,000 troops and resulted in the discovery of multiple weapons caches and Taliban documents.
Key points from this article:
- The operation took place around the villages of Gardez and Khowst, Afghanistan, from August 18 to August 26, 2002.
- How the mission aimed to eliminate al Qaeda and Taliban presence in the region, impacting local security and US military objectives.
- Why the discovery of five weapons caches and Taliban documents was significant for intelligence and operational success in the fight against terrorism.
SOF Pic of the Day: Captain Geoff Bruce At Work During Operation Mountain Sweep
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US Army Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA) Commander Geoff Bruce in Afghanistan, 2002.
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