Friendly fire may have killed U.S. troops in Afghanistan: Pentagon
30 April 2017 |
5:27 am
The bodies of U.S. Army Rangers Joshua Rodgers and Cameron Thomas, who were killed during a raid on an ISIS compound in Afghanistan, arrived at Dover Air Force Base on Friday.
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