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British Military Supplies Depleting Quicker Than Expected: Report

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August 29, 2006
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AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE, British military forces in Afghanistan are using up missiles, rockets and spare parts at a faster rate than expected, The Daily Telegraph reported Aug. 28.

The newspaper said one unnamed officer in Afghanistan predicted that the stocks of weapons and components that were meant to last until April next year, may be depleted

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