On This Day, Feb. 28: NATO involved in combat for first time

On Feb. 28, 1994, NATO was involved in combat for the first time in its 45-year history when four U.S. fighter planes operating under NATO auspices shot down four Serb planes that had violated the U.N. no-fly zone in central Bosnia.

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