TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月28日 00時15分

A Special Forces soldier reads a military manual at the outpost on Aug. 15. He was among soldiers from three U.S. Army Special Forces–led units that converged on #Ghazni to save it from the #Taliban, which had laid siege to the city in the days prior. Nine Americans were evacuated from the battlefield by helicopter because of injuries incurred by the Taliban’s multiday barrage of roadside bombs, mortar shells and rockets. At least two #soldiers received Purple Hearts after suffering serious wounds. A generation of American #military officers who arrived here after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks as fresh-faced lieutenants or majors have lived through the ferocious fighting. Some are now multiple-­tour colonels or generals, with children who have inherited the burden of waging America’s longest war. Most of the soldiers—American and Afghan—­who battled to take back #Ghazni were in grade school on Sept. 11 and unable to foresee the countless ways the attacks would shape their lives. Read TIME's exclusive report from Ghazni on TIME.com. Photograph by @emanuelesatolli for TIME

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