Drone that killed 3 US troops was mistaken for American drone: Report
Aside from the soldiers killed, the Pentagon said more than 40 troops were wounded in the attack, most with cuts, bruises, brain injuries and similar wounds.
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Aside from the soldiers killed, the Pentagon said more than 40 troops were wounded in the attack, most with cuts, bruises, brain injuries and similar wounds.
Aside from the soldiers killed, the Pentagon said more than 40 troops were wounded in the attack, most with cuts, bruises, brain injuries and similar wounds.
Aside from the soldiers killed, the Pentagon said more than 40 troops were wounded in the attack, most with cuts, bruises, brain injuries and similar wounds.
All three were Army reservists assigned to the 926th Engineer Brigade based at Fort Moore, Georgia.
As the enemy drone was flying in at a low altitude, a US drone was returning to the small desert installation known as Tower 22.