what equipment the afghans had at their disposal. ida what equipment the afghans had at their disposal.— their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby _ their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby had _ their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby had this _ their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby had this hope. - their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby had this hope. we - their disposal. no exact inventory, l but mr kirby had this hope. we don't want to see — but mr kirby had this hope. we don't want to see any _ but mr kirby had this hope. we don't want to see any weapons _ but mr kirby had this hope. we don't want to see any weapons or- but mr kirby had this hope. we don't want to see any weapons or systems j want to see any weapons or systems to fall into the hands of people that would use them in such a way to harm our interests. the americans may not want that — but what they want and what's happening in afghanistan at the moment are two different things. and the risks were known. injuly, the us completed its withdrawal from bagram airbase. across the country, it took home many of its planes and weapons. but it couldn't take everything. this report by the special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction found that the afghan military had more than 150 aircraft, including 23 a—29 ground—attack aircraft a5 black hawk helicopters, and 50 md—530 helicopters. it's not clear what has