The first eyewitness account of the HKIA attack
U.S. Marine Major Ben Sutphen recently sat down with CBS Mornings' David Martin to give the first eyewitness account of the events on Aug. 26. On that day, Sutphen and many others were wounded, or worse, by the suicide bombing at Hamid Karzai International Airport...
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The first eyewitness account of the HKIA attack
U.S. Marine Major Ben Sutphen recently sat down with CBS Mornings' David Martin to give the first eyewitness account of the events on Aug. 26. On that day, Sutphen and many others were wounded, or worse, by the suicide bombing at Hamid Karzai International Airport (HKIA) in Kabul, Afghanistan. Through each word and recalled memory, Maj. Sutphen...
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The first eyewitness account of the HKIA attack
U.S. Marine Major Ben Sutphen recently sat down with CBS Mornings' David Martin to give the first eyewitness...