German Armed Forces casualties in Afghanistan
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With a contingent of 5,350 soldiers and policemen, Germany is one of the main contributors of troops to coalition operations in Afghanistan
. Although German troops mainly operate in the comparatively quiet north of the country, the Bundeswehr
has suffered a number of casualties during participation in the International Security Assistance Force
mission in Afghanistan.
was shot dead in 1993 and a medical officer died when the helicopter he was travelling in was shot down by Georgian
insurgents in 2003).
As a direct result of the number of deaths, German Federal Minister of Defence, Franz Josef Jung
, presented plans to establish a central memorial for fallen soldiers in Berlin on June 17, 2007. Furthermore, the Bundeswehr has unveiled a new order which is to honour acts of heroism achieved in deployments abroad: The Cross of Honour for Bravery
.
An incident that occurred on June 26, 2005 which was at first declared an accident by the German government turned out to have been an attack with a remote-controlled device.http://afghanistan.pigstye.net/article.php?story=HeineAndreashttp://www.faz.net/s/RubFC06D389EE76479E9E76425072B196C3/Doc~E5FDF309BA1F94741A7522C7CEE37C85A~ATpl~Ecommon~Scontent.html
The cause of death of a soldier who died on September 8, 2007 at an unknown location in Afghanistan has not yet been disclosed. It appears to be a result of suicide.
The cause of death of two soldiers who died in the first half of 2003 has yet to be disclosed. As no official sources specify the circumstances of their deaths, they are very likely not connected to hostile action.
In a statement published on February 2, 2008, Herr Jung confirmed the death of another soldier, but did not specify the cause. http://www.welt.de/politik/article1626037/Die_Bundeswehr_kaempft_im_Norden.html
The German media reported several times that twelve Kommando Spezialkräfte
Army Special Forces soldiers died in Afghanistan. http://www.german-foreign-policy.com/de/news/art/2005/54477.php. The commander of the KSK Hans-Christoph Ammon said that no KSK soldiers have been killed in action so far.
However, due to a press release from the US European Command, http://www.eucom.mil/english/FullStory.asp?art=1142 it is confirmed that at least one soldier was wounded in action at an unknown location in Afghanistan sometime between June and October 2005.
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Afghanistan War order of battle
The Afghan War order of battle is the disposition and structure of military forces in the ongoing War in Afghanistan. This article lists deployed units under the command of the International Security Assistance Force , which controls both combat and reconstruction operations . ISAF comprises units...
. Although German troops mainly operate in the comparatively quiet north of the country, the Bundeswehr
Bundeswehr
The Bundeswehr consists of the unified armed forces of Germany and their civil administration and procurement authorities...
has suffered a number of casualties during participation in the International Security Assistance Force
International Security Assistance Force
The International Security Assistance Force is a NATO-led security mission in Afghanistan established by the United Nations Security Council on 20 December 2001 by Resolution 1386 as envisaged by the Bonn Agreement...
mission in Afghanistan.
Overview
As of June 10 2011, 53 German soldiers and three policemen have died in Afghanistan, making a total of 56 deaths. Among them are the first German reservists to fall in hostile actions and the first German policemen to die in a deployment abroad. In addition to these fatalities, 245 German soldiers and four police officers suffered injuries of varying degree caused by hostile activity.Controversy
The number of fatalities has caused a stir in Germany since it is the highest of all deployments abroad that the German army has ever participated in and because the German participation in ISAF and Operation Enduring Freedom, which is now in its seventh year, is much disputed at the moment. ISAF participation marks the first time since World War II that German ground troops have been confronted with an organized enemy. Prior to 2002, the Armed Forces had sustained only two losses of life connected to direct hostile activities, (A soldier with UN troops in CambodiaCambodia
Cambodia , officially known as the Kingdom of Cambodia, is a country located in the southern portion of the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia...
was shot dead in 1993 and a medical officer died when the helicopter he was travelling in was shot down by Georgian
Georgia (country)
Georgia is a sovereign state in the Caucasus region of Eurasia. Located at the crossroads of Western Asia and Eastern Europe, it is bounded to the west by the Black Sea, to the north by Russia, to the southwest by Turkey, to the south by Armenia, and to the southeast by Azerbaijan. The capital of...
insurgents in 2003).
As a direct result of the number of deaths, German Federal Minister of Defence, Franz Josef Jung
Franz Josef Jung
Franz Josef Jung is a German politician of the Christian Democratic Union . He became Federal Minister of Defence in the Grand coalition cabinet of Angela Merkel on 22 November 2005...
, presented plans to establish a central memorial for fallen soldiers in Berlin on June 17, 2007. Furthermore, the Bundeswehr has unveiled a new order which is to honour acts of heroism achieved in deployments abroad: The Cross of Honour for Bravery
Badge of Honour of the Bundeswehr
The Badge of Honour of the German Armed Forces is a series of military decorations of the Bundeswehr, the armed forces of the Federal Republic of Germany...
.
An incident that occurred on June 26, 2005 which was at first declared an accident by the German government turned out to have been an attack with a remote-controlled device.http://afghanistan.pigstye.net/article.php?story=HeineAndreashttp://www.faz.net/s/RubFC06D389EE76479E9E76425072B196C3/Doc~E5FDF309BA1F94741A7522C7CEE37C85A~ATpl~Ecommon~Scontent.html
The cause of death of a soldier who died on September 8, 2007 at an unknown location in Afghanistan has not yet been disclosed. It appears to be a result of suicide.
The cause of death of two soldiers who died in the first half of 2003 has yet to be disclosed. As no official sources specify the circumstances of their deaths, they are very likely not connected to hostile action.
In a statement published on February 2, 2008, Herr Jung confirmed the death of another soldier, but did not specify the cause. http://www.welt.de/politik/article1626037/Die_Bundeswehr_kaempft_im_Norden.html
The German media reported several times that twelve Kommando Spezialkräfte
Kommando Spezialkräfte
The KSK Kommando Spezialkräfte is an elite military unit composed of Special Operations soldiers from the ranks of Germany’s Bundeswehr and organized as such under the Division Spezielle Operationen . The unit has received many decorations and awards from both NATO and its affiliates...
Army Special Forces soldiers died in Afghanistan. http://www.german-foreign-policy.com/de/news/art/2005/54477.php. The commander of the KSK Hans-Christoph Ammon said that no KSK soldiers have been killed in action so far.
However, due to a press release from the US European Command, http://www.eucom.mil/english/FullStory.asp?art=1142 it is confirmed that at least one soldier was wounded in action at an unknown location in Afghanistan sometime between June and October 2005.
Chronology of incidents
Date (month, day, year) | Location | Nature of incident | Circumstances | Situation Note: Ranks and unit names are listed in English for better understanding | Casualties |
02|15|02 | Kabul, Ghazi Stadium National Stadium (Afghanistan) Ghazi Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Kabul, Afghanistan. It was built during the reign of King Amanullah Khan in 1923, who was regarded as Ghazi for winning the war with British and gaining independence of his nation... |
Hostile | Riots | Riots during a soccer match left five German and Austrian soldiers injured. Locals had tried to storm an overcrowded soccer stadium and attacked the soldiers who tried to block their way | 3 WIA Wounded in action Wounded in action describes soldiers who have been wounded while fighting in a combat zone during war time, but have not been killed. Typically it implies that they are temporarily or permanently incapable of bearing arms or continuing to fight.... |
03|06|02 | Kabul | Non-Hostile | Accidental explosion | Two German and three Danish soldiers died when the defusing of a S-125 Neva/Pechora Surface-to-Air-Missile failed. The missile had accidentally exploded due to a defect Fatalities Staff Sergeant Thomas Kochert, EOD Company Company (military unit) A company is a military unit, typically consisting of 80–225 soldiers and usually commanded by a Captain, Major or Commandant. Most companies are formed of three to five platoons although the exact number may vary by country, unit type, and structure... 11 Staff Sergeant Mike Rubel, EOD Company 11 |
2 Killed |
12|19|02 | Kabul | Hostile | Bomb attack | Two Interpreters sustained fatal injuries in an attack on a German position in Kabul. They died one day later | - |
12|21|02 | Kabul | Non-Hostile | Accidental helicopter crash | A CH-53GS helicopter crashed in Kabul. The exact reason for the crash, which was first thought to be enemy fire, turned out to be a mechanical failure concerning the Swashplate Swashplate (helicopter) A swashplate is a device that translates input via the helicopter flight controls into motion of the main rotor blades. Because the main rotor blades are spinning, the swashplate is used to transmit three of the pilot's commands from the non-rotating fuselage to the rotating rotor hub and... of the aircraft. Seven servicemen died Fatalities Captain Friedrich Deininger, Army Aviation Army aviation Army Aviation refers to aviation-related units of a nation's army, often described as an air corps. These units are generally separate from a nation's dedicated air force, and usually comprise helicopters and light support fixed-wing aircraft.... Regiment Regiment A regiment is a major tactical military unit, composed of variable numbers of batteries, squadrons or battalions, commanded by a colonel or lieutenant colonel... 25 1st Lieutenant Uwe Vierling, Army Aviation Regiment 15 Sergeant First Class Heinz-Ullrich Hewußt, Army Aviation Regiment 15 Sergeant First Class Thomas Schiebel, Army Aviation Regiment 25 Sergeant First Class Bernd Kaiser, Army Aviation Regiment 15 Sergeant Frank Ehrlich, Technical Center of the Air Force Luftwaffe Luftwaffe is a generic German term for an air force. It is also the official name for two of the four historic German air forces, the Wehrmacht air arm founded in 1935 and disbanded in 1946; and the current Bundeswehr air arm founded in 1956.... No.3 Private First Class Enrico Schmidt, Army Aviation Regiment 25 |
7 killed |
03|20|03 | Kabul | Non-Hostile | ?? | Not a combat-related incident Fatalities Captain Holger Nippus, I. German/Dutch Corps I. German/Dutch Corps 1 German/Netherlands Corps is a multinational formation consisting of units from both the Royal Dutch Army and German Army. It is also part of NATO's Response Force, a military force consisting of approximately 25,000 troops. The Corps' headquarters are situated in Münster , formerly the... Headquarters |
1 dead |
05|17|03 | Kabul | Non-Hostile | ?? | Not a combat-related incident Fatalities Major Alexander Hofert, Fighter Wing 33 |
1 dead |
05|29|03 | south of Kabul | Hostile | Landmine | One serviceman died and one suffered injuries when the vehicle (Wolf Mercedes-Benz G-Class The original 460-series Geländewagen went on sale for civilian buyers in 1979, after having debuted in February of that year. It was offered with two wheelbases, a short wheelbase of 2,400 mm and a long one of 2,850 mm. One could choose between three body styles: A two-door short... ) they were travelling in struck a landmine. They had been on a reconnaissance tour in the south of Kabul Fatalities Specialist Stefan Kamins, AMILGEO |
1 KIA Killed in action Killed in action is a casualty classification generally used by militaries to describe the deaths of their own forces at the hands of hostile forces. The United States Department of Defense, for example, says that those declared KIA need not have fired their weapons but have been killed due to... , 1 WIA |
06|07|03 | Kabul, Kabul International Airport Kabul International Airport -Facilities:The airport has two terminal buildings, the modern for international flights and the Soviet built one for domestic flights. Several hangars along the runway are for military aircraft... |
Hostile | Suicide bomber attack | Four soldiers died and 31 suffered serious injuries when a suicide bomber in a taxi rammed the bus they were travelling in. The bus was not armoured. The soldiers were scheduled to leave Kabul on that day after a six-month deployment to Afghanistan Fatalities Master Sergeant (Officer Cadet) Andreas Beljo, Signals Intelligence Regiment 940 Staff Sergeant Carsten Kühlmorgen, Signals Military communications Historically, the first military communications had the form of sending/receiving simple signals . Respectively, the first distinctive tactics of military communications were called Signals, while units specializing in those tactics received the Signal Corps name... Regiment 320 Staff Sergeant Helmi Jimenez-Paradis, Signals Regiment 320 Sergeant Jörg Baasch, Signals Intelligence Regiment 940 |
4 KIA, 31 WIA |
01|28|04 | Kabul | Hostile | Bomb attack | Alleged Taliban-militants carried out simultaneous bomb attacks on British British Armed Forces The British Armed Forces are the armed forces of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.Also known as Her Majesty's Armed Forces and sometimes legally the Armed Forces of the Crown, the British Armed Forces encompasses three professional uniformed services, the Royal Navy, the... and German positions in Kabul. One British serviceman died and four British and German soldiers as well as five civilian contractors suffered injuries when the explosives were detonated |
2 WIA |
05|11|04 | Kabul | Hostile | Rocket attack | A German soldier suffered injuries in a rocket attack in Kabul | 1 WIA |
06|16|04 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Improvised explosive device An improvised explosive device , also known as a roadside bomb, is a homemade bomb constructed and deployed in ways other than in conventional military action... attack |
An attack with a roadside bomb (IED) on a German convoy in Kunduz killed three Afghan bystanders and a local contractor who was travelling together with German soldiers in the leading vehicle. Two vehicles were lost | - |
09|26|04 | Kunduz | Hostile | Mortar attack | Three German and two Swiss Military of Switzerland The Swiss Armed Forces perform the roles of Switzerland's militia and regular army. Under the country's militia system, professional soldiers constitute about 5 percent of military personnel; the rest are male citizen conscripts 19 to 34 years old... soldiers suffered injuries in an indirect fire mortar Mortar (weapon) A mortar is an indirect fire weapon that fires explosive projectiles known as bombs at low velocities, short ranges, and high-arcing ballistic trajectories. It is typically muzzle-loading and has a barrel length less than 15 times its caliber.... attack on their base in Kunduz; The base was heavily damaged. Local police repelled the attackers |
3 WIA |
10|17|04 | Kunduz | Non-Hostile | Suicide | Not a combat-related incident Fatalities Private First Class Silvio Schattmann, Mechanized Infantry Battailon 371 |
1 dead |
11|26|04 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED attack | Three Germans suffered injuries when a roadside bomb (IED) exploded near their convoy on its route to Kunduz | 3 WIA |
??|??|05 | Khost province Khost Province Khost is one of the thirty-four provinces of Afghanistan. It is in the east of the country. Khost province used to be part of Paktia province in the past... |
Hostile | ?? | A special forces soldier with Kommando Spezialkräfte Kommando Spezialkräfte The KSK Kommando Spezialkräfte is an elite military unit composed of Special Operations soldiers from the ranks of Germany’s Bundeswehr and organized as such under the Division Spezielle Operationen . The unit has received many decorations and awards from both NATO and its affiliates... was wounded in action |
1 WIA |
06|25|05 | Rustaq | Hostile | Bomb attack | Two German soldiers and several local helpers died when explosives they had seized were detonated by hostile forces Fatalities Sergeant First Class Andreas Heine, Engineer Military engineer In military science, engineering refers to the practice of designing, building, maintaining and dismantling military works, including offensive, defensive and logistical structures, to shape the physical operating environment in war... Regiment 100 Staff Sergeant Christian Schlotterhose, Engineer Regiment 100 |
2 KIA |
08|07|05 | Kabul | Non-Hostile | Vehicle accident | One serviceman died when the vehicle he was travelling in accidentally overturned. Fatalities Private First Class Boris Nowitzki, Artillery Training Battalion 345 |
1 killed |
11|14|05 | Kabul | Hostile | Suicide bomber attack | A suicide bomber killed a German Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant colonel Lieutenant colonel is a rank of commissioned officer in the armies and most marine forces and some air forces of the world, typically ranking above a major and below a colonel. The rank of lieutenant colonel is often shortened to simply "colonel" in conversation and in unofficial correspondence... . He is the highest German officer and first reservist to fall in Afghanistan. Two other Germans suffered injuries. A couple of attackers provoked a car accident with the Wolf jeep in which the three Germans were travelling so they were forced to leave their uparmoured vehicle. Another attacker then detonated explosives he had strapped to his body Fatalities Lieutenant Colonel (Reserve) Armin Franz, Reserve Battalion 901 |
1 KIA, 2 WIA |
02|22|06 | Kunduz Area | Hostile | IED attack | An IED attack on a German patrol injured one soldier and resulted in the total loss of a "Wolf"-Jeep | 1 WIA |
03|17|06 | Kunduz Area | Hostile | IED attack | An IED attack on a German patrol resulted only in damage | - |
04|07|06 | Kunduz Area | Hostile | IED attack | An IED attack against a German convoy on its route in Kunduz province injured three German soldiers and killed one bystander | 3 WIA |
04|07|06 | Fayzabad Area | Hostile | Hostile fire | A Monitoring and Observation Liaison Team (MOLT) of PRT Faizabad was ambushed during a night patrol halt. The attackers were repelled in an exchange of fire. The ambush left three Germans wounded | 3 WIA |
05|22|06 | Kunduz Area | Hostile | IED attack | An IED attack against an EOD team travelling in a TPz Fuchs did not result in casualties. However, the vehicle was lost due to heavy damage | - |
06|26|06 | Kabul area | Hostile | Suicide bomber attack | A suicide bomb attack on a US Forces convoy in Kabul killed several bystanders. A German vehicle within the convoy was heavily damaged, its driver suffered minor injuries | 1 WIA |
06|27|06 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Suicide bomber attack | A suicide bomb attack on a German patrol outside of Kunduz killed three bystanders and injured eight | - |
06|28|06 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Hostile fire | An attack with small arms and RPGs on a German night patrol in Kunduz Province injured three German servicemen. During the firefight, a Fennek Fennek The Fennek, named after the fennec , or LGS Fennek, with LGS being short for Leichter Gepanzerter Spähwagen in German , is a four wheeled armed reconnaissance vehicle produced by the German company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann and Dutch Defence Vehicle Systems... LSG and two other vehicles were lost due to damage. Several attackers were wounded or killed |
3 WIA |
07|09|06 | Kabul | Hostile | Rocket attack | An attack with rockets against Camp Warehouse Camp Warehouse Camp Warehouse is the operations centre for the multinational International Security Assistance Force located 10 kilometers east of Kabul. The camp has soldiers and equipment from dozens of countries. Part of Camp Warehouse is a German-sponsored ISAF military hospital.- External links :* * *... resulted only in damage |
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08|30|06 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Hostile | A joint German-Afghan patrol came under fire near the city of Kunduz. No casualties among Western troops were reported | - |
12|03|06 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Hostile fire | An attack with small arms on a German patrol in Kunduz Province resulted only in damage. The attackers were repelled in a short exchange of fire | - |
12|17|06 | Masar -e sharif | Non-Hostile | Accidental explosion | One soldier was killed when handling live ammunition Fatalities Staff Sergeant Christian Kopp, Artillery Reconnaissance Battalion 121 |
1 killed |
05|19|07 | Kunduz | Hostile | Suicide bomb attack | A suicide bomber killed ten people in a crowded market in Kunduz, among them three German servicemen conducting a patrol. Furthermore, five soldiers and 13 civilians suffered injuries of varying degree Fatalities Captain (Reserve) Matthias Standfuß, Federal Office of Defense Administration Staff Sergeant (Reserve) Michael Neumann, Navy Arsenal Kiel Kiel Kiel is the capital and most populous city in the northern German state of Schleswig-Holstein, with a population of 238,049 .Kiel is approximately north of Hamburg. Due to its geographic location in the north of Germany, the southeast of the Jutland peninsula, and the southwestern shore of the... Staff Sergeant (Reserve) Michael Diebel, Army Depot Darmstadt Darmstadt Darmstadt is a city in the Bundesland of Hesse in Germany, located in the southern part of the Rhine Main Area.The sandy soils in the Darmstadt area, ill-suited for agriculture in times before industrial fertilisation, prevented any larger settlement from developing, until the city became the seat... |
3 KIA, 5 WIA |
08|15|07 | Road to Jalalabad | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with a roadside bomb (IED) against a German convoy killed three policemen assigned to the German mission in Kabul. Together with colleagues they had been on their way to a shooting range. One of them was a member of the Federal Police German Federal Police The Bundespolizei is a uniformed federal police force in Germany. It is subordinate to the Federal Ministry of the Interior... elite unit GSG 9 GSG 9 The GSG 9 der Bundespolizei , is the elite counter-terrorism and special operations unit of the German Federal Police.-History and name:... . Another had been the bodyguard of Chancellor Angela Merkel Angela Merkel Angela Dorothea Merkel is the current Chancellor of Germany . Merkel, elected to the Bundestag from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, has been the chairwoman of the Christian Democratic Union since 2000, and chairwoman of the CDU-CSU parliamentary coalition from 2002 to 2005.From 2005 to 2009 she led a... in Germany and was shortly to return to this position Fatalities Police Inspector Jörg Ringel, Federal Criminal Investigation Office Federal Criminal Police Office (Germany) The Federal Criminal Police Office of Germany is a national investigative police agency in Germany and falls directly under the Federal Ministry of the Interior... Police Sergeant Alexander Stoffels, Federal Police German Federal Police The Bundespolizei is a uniformed federal police force in Germany. It is subordinate to the Federal Ministry of the Interior... Police Sergeant Mario Keller, Federal Police German Federal Police The Bundespolizei is a uniformed federal police force in Germany. It is subordinate to the Federal Ministry of the Interior... |
3 KIA, 1 WIA |
08|31|07 | Kabul | Hostile | Suicide bomber attack | Two Afghan soldiers died and five Belgian Military of Belgium The Belgian Army is the national military of Belgium. The Belgian Army was established after Belgium became independent in October 1830... and German soldiers suffered injuries when a suicide bomber attacked a GermaMilitary Police Feldjäger For the German Military Police in WWII see: Feldjaegerkorps and FeldgendarmerieIn presence Feldjäger is the name of military police of the Bundeswehr, Germany's armed forces. The term Feldjäger, literally meaning field huntsmen or field Jäger, has a long tradition and dates back to the mid-17th... convoy at the main entrance of Kabul International Airport. Two armoured vehicles were damaged |
2 WIA |
09|08|07 | Mazar-i-Sharif | Non-Hostile | Suicide | A serviceman was found dead in his barracks in Mazar-i-Sharif; The cause of death is very likely suicide Fatalities Staff Sergeant ?? |
1 killed |
09|14|07 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | An attack with 107 mm rockets on the German base in Kunduz resulted only in damage | - |
10|05|07 | Kunduz | Hostile | Suicide bomber attack | A suicide bomb attack against a German patrol near Kunduz injured three German soldiers, one of them seriously. A man with explosives strapped to his body had thrown himself from a bridge onto a Dingo ATF Dingo The ATF Dingo is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle based on a Unimog chassis with a V-hull design, produced by the company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann . It is designed to withstand land mines, rifle fire, artillery fragments and NBC-threats. ATF stands for... armoured vehicle when it crossed over a river |
3 WIA |
10|08|07 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | An attack with rockets and small arms fire on the German base in Kunduz resulted only in damage. The attackers were repelled in a shootout and followed by coalition forces, managed to escape after a short pursuit | - |
10|10|07 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | An attack with rockets against the German base in Kunduz resulted neither in casualties nor damage | - |
10|??|07 | Fayzabad area | Hostile | Battle | Troops from Afghanistan (400) and Germany (160) conducted a clean and sweep operation in the Fayzabad area. The offensive was part of "Operation Harekate Yolo I" of the German-led RC North. No casualties were reported among coalition troops | - |
10|18|07 | Fayzabad area | Hostile | Hostile fire | An attack against a German night patrol in the Fayzabad area resulted neither in casualties nor damage. A hostile force had surrounded the patrol during a halt and opened fire with small arms and RPGs. After a short exchange of fire, the attackers were repelled when allied aircraft provided CAS Close air support In military tactics, close air support is defined as air action by fixed or rotary winged aircraft against hostile targets that are close to friendly forces, and which requires detailed integration of each air mission with fire and movement of these forces.The determining factor for CAS is... . Several attackers were wounded |
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10|22|07 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Hostile fire | A confrontation between German soldiers and hostile forces outside of Kunduz resulted neither in casualties nor damage. A patrol had come across a group of the enemy during their attack on ANA Afghan National Army The Afghan National Army is a service branch of the military of Afghanistan, which is currently trained by the coalition forces to ultimately take the role in land-based military operations in Afghanistan. , the Afghan National Army is divided into seven regional Corps. The strength of the Afghan... troops, and repelled them in an exchange of fire |
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11|03-07|07 | Ghowrmach district | Hostile | Battle | A battle between coalition troops and hostile forces resulted in no casualties among western troops. The fighting ended on November 7. A number of militants, which was not disclosed as of November 7, was killed in the battle. However, the Norwegian Ministry of Defense confirmed "major losses" of the enemy. The Bundeswehr confirmed that 14 rebels had been killed. A senior militant officer is said to have been killed when coalition troops requested CAS on November 6. The Ghowrmach area has been handed over to troops of Afghan National Army's 209th corps. The battle was part of "Operation Harekate Yolo II" of German-led RC North and included troops from Afghanistan (900), Germany (300), Hungary, Italy, Norway (300) and Spain | - |
11|10|07 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Suicide bomb attack | A suicide car bomb attack on a German patrol in Kunduz province killed a bystander and injured a police officer | - |
11|21|07 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz repelled an assault on an ANA base near Kunduz. No casualties among Western troops were reported | - |
11|26|07 | Kunduz area | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with a remote controlled explosive device against a German patrol in Kunduz province resulted only in damage | - |
12|14|07 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | Three to four rockets hit the base of PRT Kunduz | - |
12|18|07 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | Several rockets hit the base of PRT Kunduz | - |
12|27|07 | Kunduz area | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an improvised explosive device on a German patrol of PRT Kunduz resulted only in damage | - |
01|02|08 | Kunduz airfield | Hostile | Rocket attack | Eight rockets hit a FOB Forward Operating Base A forward operating base is any secured forward military position, commonly a military base, that is used to support tactical operations. A FOB may or may not contain an airfield, hospital, or other facilities. The base may be used for an extended period of time. FOBs are traditionally supported... at Kunduz airfield |
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02|19|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | Five rockets hit the base of PRT Kunduz | - |
03|27|08 | Kunduz area | Hostile | IED attack | A Dingo Patrol Vehicle was turned over by a roadside bomb. Three soldiers suffered serious injuries | 3 WIA |
04|09|08 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Suicide bomb attack | The attack of a suicide bomber on a German patrol in Kunduz province resulted only in damage | - |
04|09|08 | Kunduz area | Hostile | IED attack | An attack on a German patrol with a roadside bomb (IED) resulted only in damage | - |
04|09|08 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Hostile fire | An attack with RPGs and small arms on a German night patrol in Kunduz province resulted only in damage. The attackers were repelled in an exchange of fire | - |
04|28|08 | Baghlan | Hostile | Suicide bomb attack | A suicide bomb attack on a German patrol resulted neither in casualties nor damage | - |
05|??|08 | Kandahar | Hostile | Rocket attack | A rocket attack on Kandahar airfield resulted only in damage within a German signal troops' compound | - |
05|15-26|08 | Ghowrmach district | Hostile | Battle | Coalition forces which consisted of troops from Afghanistan (400), Germany (295)and Norway (200) conducted Operation Karez Operation Karez Operation Karez was a military operation between May 13–23, 2008 involving Norwegian and German ISAF and Afghan government forces against the Taliban as part of the war in Afghanistan... in Western Afghanistan's Ghowrmach district. The first days of the operation saw intense ground combat as described by the Norwegian media. No casualties among Western troops were reported |
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05|19|08 | Faryab | Hostile | Hostile fire | A confrontation between insurgents and German and Afghan troops in Kunduz province resulted in no casualties. Three leaders of the insurgency in Northern Afghanistan had been detained | - |
05|20|08 | Feyzabad | Hostile | Hostile fire | An ambush on a Monitoring-and-Liaison-Team of PRT Feyzabad resulted in no casualties. Two attackers were killed and nine were wounded | - |
05|27|08 | Taloquan | Hostile | IED-attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on German troops resulted only in damage | - |
06|05|08 | Kabul | Hostile | Rocket attack | A rocket attack on German facilities within Camp Warehouse Camp Warehouse Camp Warehouse is the operations centre for the multinational International Security Assistance Force located 10 kilometers east of Kabul. The camp has soldiers and equipment from dozens of countries. Part of Camp Warehouse is a German-sponsored ISAF military hospital.- External links :* * *... resulted only in damage |
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06|26|08 | Bashanabad Bashanabad Bashanabad is a village in Baharak District, Badakhshan Province in north-eastern Afghanistan.-History:On October 6, 2004 an earthquake struck about 36 kilometres south of Bashanabad, near the village of Sar Ab; the village lies within the area which would gave been affected by the earthquake.On... , Badakhshan Province |
Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol resulted only in damage | - |
06|30|08 | Kunduz province | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol in Kunduz province injured three soldiers. One vehicle was lost to damage | 3 WIA |
07|06|08 | Kunduz province | Hostile | Suicide bomb attack | Three German police officers and several local people suffered injuries of varying degree when a suicide bomber in a car struck the vehicle in which they were travelling | 3 WIA |
07|30|08 | Kunduz province | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol in Kunduz province resulted only in damage | - |
07|30|08 | Kunduz province | Hostile | Hostile fire | A confrontation between German soldiers and hostile forces resulted in no casualties among Western troops | - |
08|06|08 | Kunduz province | Hostile | Rocket attack | An attack with 107 mm rockets against installations of Kunduz airfield did not result in casualties | - |
08|06|08 | Kunduz province | Hostile | Suicide bomb attack | A suicide bomber on a motorcycle wounded three Germans when he attacked an ISAF-patrol 35 miles south of Kunduz. One paratrooper died of the long-term effects of his injuries on 10/05/2009 Fatalities Specialist Patric Sauer, Paratrooper Battalion 263 |
1 KIA, 2 WIA |
08|15|08 | Fayzabad province | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol in Fayzabad province wounded two Germans | 2 WIA |
08|19|08 | Fayzabad province | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A confrontation between German soldiers and hostile forces resulted in no casualties among Western troops. One attacker was killed | - |
08|22|08 | Kunduz province | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A confrontation between a joint German and Afghan patrol and hostile forces resulted in no casualties among Western troops. The attackers were repelled | - |
08|25|08 | Termez, ISAF-base in Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Uzbekistan , officially the Republic of Uzbekistan is a doubly landlocked country in Central Asia and one of the six independent Turkic states. It shares borders with Kazakhstan to the west and to the north, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to the east, and Afghanistan and Turkmenistan to the south.... |
Non-Hostile | Natural Causes | A serviceman was found dead in his barracks in Termez. His death was not attributed to external force Fatalities Sergeant First Class Christian Cemnitz, ?? |
1 dead |
08|27|08 | Kunduz Province | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an improvised explosive device killed one German soldier and wounded three others Fatalities Sergeant First Class Mischa Meier, Paratrooper Battalion 263 |
1 KIA, 3 WIA |
08|31|08 | Taloquan | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol in Taloquan resulted only in damage | - |
09|01|08 | Kunduz province | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German patrol was ambushed south off Kunduz. No casualties among Western troops were reported | - |
09|06|08 | Baghlan province | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on German Quick Reaction Forces in Baghlan resulted in no casualties among Western troops | - |
09|06|08 | Baghlan province | Hostile | IED attack | Another attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on German Quick Reaction Forces in Baghlan resulted in no casualties among Western troops | - |
09|06|08 | Kunduz province | Hostile | Rocket attack | Several rockets hit PRT Kunduz. No casualties among Western troops were reported | - |
09|18|08 | Fayzabad | Hostile | Rocket attack | Several tockets hit PRT Fayzabad. No casualties among Western troops were reported | - |
09|23|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Suicide bomber attack | A suicide bomber in a car attacked a German patrol in Kunduz. Two vehicles were seriously damaged and one soldier suffered minor injuries. | 1 WIA |
09|27|08 | Mazar-i-Sharif | Hostile | Rocket/ mortar attack | Camp Marmal Camp Marmal Camp Marmal is the largest base of the Bundeswehr outside of Germany. It is located outside of Mazar-e Sharif, Afghanistan, at the foot of the Hindu Kush mountains. The camp was opened in September 2005... was attacked with rockets and mortars. No damage or casualties were reported |
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09|30|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
10|03|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
10|20|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Suicide bomb attack | Seven people were killed and several wounded when a suicide bomber attacked a German patrol. Two German soldiers were killed and two were wounded Fatalities Sergeant Patrick Behlke, Paratrooper Battalion 263 Specialist Roman Schmidt, Paratrooper Battalion 263 |
2 KIA, 2 WIA |
11|15|08 | Baghlan | Hostile | IED attack | Two German soldiers were wounded and several bystanders died when a German patrol was attacked with an improvised explosive device | 2 WIA |
11|17|08 | Faizabad | Hostile | IED attack | Four German soldiers were wounded and several bystanders were hurt when a German patrol was attacked with an improvised explosive device | 4 WIA |
11|24|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol in Kunduz resulted in no casualties among Western troops | - |
12|07|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
12|07|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz responding to hostile activities were ambushed with small arms fire. One vehicle was lost to damage | - |
12|15|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire. Three soldiers were wounded | 3 WIA |
12|16|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol 15 km NW of Kunduz resulted in no casualties | - |
12|24|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire. One vehicle was lost to damage. Five soldiers suffered minor injuries | 5 WIA |
12|24|08 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
01|15|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
02|11|09 | Mazar-i-Sharif | ?? | ?? | A German officer died from "mission-related causes" in Mazar-i-Sharif. Fatalities 2nd Lieutenant Alexander Janelt, Medical Regiment 23 |
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02|24|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Landmine | A Fennek was hit by a mine. No Casualties were reported | - |
02|24|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
02|28|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
03|10|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with three rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
03|13|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
03|14|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
03|14|09 | Fayzabad | Non-Hostile | Car accident | A German soldier died in a traffic accident in Fayzabad. Fatalities Private 1st Class Conrad Hötzel, Mechanized Infantry Battalion 371 |
1 dead, 2 injured |
03|25|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
03|28|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German convoy on the road from Kunduz to Taloqan resulted in no damage or casualties | - |
04|03|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
04|05|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol 7 km NW of Kunduz resulted in no casualties. One vehicle (a Dingo ATF Dingo The ATF Dingo is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle based on a Unimog chassis with a V-hull design, produced by the company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann . It is designed to withstand land mines, rifle fire, artillery fragments and NBC-threats. ATF stands for... ), was seriously damaged |
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04|05|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
04|06|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
04|07|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
04 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire. No damage or casualties were reported See also: Kunduz Province Campaign |
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04|09|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
04|12|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
04|13|09 | Mazar-i-Sharif | Hostile | VBIED attack | An attack with a VBIED on a German patrol in Mazar-i-Sharif resulted only in damage to two Dingo ATF Dingo The ATF Dingo is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle based on a Unimog chassis with a V-hull design, produced by the company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann . It is designed to withstand land mines, rifle fire, artillery fragments and NBC-threats. ATF stands for... armoured personnel carriers. No casualties were reported |
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04|14|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | A joint German and Afghan patrol was ambushed with small arms fire, 20 km NW of Kunduz. The attackers were repelled in an exchange of heavy MG fire. No casualties were reported | - |
04|14|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with small arms fire while returning from a Patrol. The attackers were repelled in an exchange of gunfire. No casualties were reported | - |
04|16|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | Afghan and German troops conducted a clean and sweep operation in the Kunduz area. Two Afghan soldiers as well as four Taliban were killed. 40 suspected Taliban were taken prisoner. During the offensive, weapons and IED making materials were secured. No casualties were reported among western troops | - |
04|21|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | A joint German-Afghan patrol was ambushed with small arms fire and RPGs. The attackers were repelled in an exchange of gunfire. No casualties were reported | - |
04|23|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
04|25|09 | Fayzabad | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol 40 km East of Faizabad resulted in no casualties. One (Dingo ATF Dingo The ATF Dingo is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle based on a Unimog chassis with a V-hull design, produced by the company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann . It is designed to withstand land mines, rifle fire, artillery fragments and NBC-threats. ATF stands for... ) armoured personnel carrier was damaged |
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04|29|09 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Suicide bomb attack | Troops of PRT Kunduz were attacked by a suicide bomber in a car. One Dingo ATF Dingo The ATF Dingo is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle based on a Unimog chassis with a V-hull design, produced by the company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann . It is designed to withstand land mines, rifle fire, artillery fragments and NBC-threats. ATF stands for... armoured personnel carrier was heavily damaged |
5 WIA |
04|29|09 | Kunduz area | Hostile | Ambush | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPG and small arms fire NW of Kunduz. One German soldier fell in combat, Private First Class Sergej Motz, Light Infantry Battalion 292 |
1 KIA, 10 WIA |
05|02|09 | Fayzabad | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Fayzabad was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
05|05|09 | Kunduz province | Hostile | IED and Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed by a roadside bomb and small arms fire 25 km from the province capital. No casualties were reported | - |
05|06-07|09 | Fayzabad Area | Hostile | Battle | German Special Forces Kommando Spezialkräfte Kommando Spezialkräfte The KSK Kommando Spezialkräfte is an elite military unit composed of Special Operations soldiers from the ranks of Germany’s Bundeswehr and organized as such under the Division Spezielle Operationen . The unit has received many decorations and awards from both NATO and its affiliates... conducted a clean and sweep operation 60 km SW of Fayzabad with the objective of arresting suspected Taliban Leader Abdul Razeq. Abdul Razeq was taken prisoner after a few hours chase through the mountains. One German soldier was injured during this operation |
1 WIA |
05|07|09 | Kunduz province | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire 12 km from the province's capital. No casualties were reported | - |
05|07-08|09 | Kunduz province | Hostile | Battle | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire. German soldiers returned fire which resulted in a battle that lasted for hours. Seven Taliban were killed, 14 more were wounded and taken prisoner. No casualties were reported | - |
05|15|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire west of Kunduz. The attackers were repelled in an exchange of gunfire. No casualties were reported | - |
05|16|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs west off Kunduz. The attackers were repelled in an exchange of gunfire. No casualties were reported | - |
05|25|09 | Fayzabad | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol south of Fayzabad resulted in no casualties | - |
05|30|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with small arms fire NW of Kunduz. The attackers were repelled in an exchange of gunfire. No casualties were reported | - |
05|31|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with small arms fire and RPGs W of Kunduz. No casualties were reported | - |
06|04|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | Large scale operation against Taliban in Charrah Darreh. 120 German soldiers were involved. Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with small arms fire and RPGs NW of Kunduz. 10 Taliban were killed | - |
06|07|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with IED followed by small arms fire and RPGs south of Kunduz. One Taliban was killed, two others were wounded. Two Western soldiers were wounded. One DINGO was damaged | 2 WIA |
06|15|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | German and Afghan troops battled the Taliban in Kunduz. At least five Taliban were killed and another four were wounded. Several Afghan troopers were also killed or wounded | - |
06|23|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | German and Afghan troops battled the Taliban in Kunduz. During this operation, three Germans were killed and three others were wounded in action when their vehicle slid down a bank and turned over. Three Taliban were also killed Fatalities Private First Class Alexander Schleiernick, Paratrooper Battalion 263 Private First Class Oleg Meiling, Mechanized Infantry Battalion 391 Private First Class Martin Brunn, Mechanized Infantry Battalion 391 |
3 KIA,3 WIA |
07|08|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | A German unit was ambushed at night about 45 km south of Kunduz. The attackers were repelled. One vehicle was damaged | - |
07|09|09 | Fayzabad | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol about 42 km south of Fayzabad resulted in no casualties. One vehicle was lost | - |
07|14|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | A German unit was ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire. The attackers were repelled. No casualties were reported | - |
07|15|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | A German-Afghan patrol was ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire. The attackers were repelled and forced to retreat. No casualties were reported | - |
07|15|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | An attack on the German base in Kunduz with three rockets (one hitting the camp) resulted in no casualties | - |
07|20|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | An engagement between German-Afghan troops and insurgents resulted in several casualties on both sides | - |
07|20|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
07|25|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an Improvised Explosive Device on a German patrol 2 km NW of Kunduz resulted in no casualties | - |
07|30|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
08|03|09 | Sheberghan | Non-Hostile | accident | Six soldiers were wounded when their Dingo was involved in an accident during a patrol | 6 WIA |
08|07|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | A German unit was ambushed about 4 km NW of Kunduz. The attackers were repelled. One soldier was wounded | 1 WIA |
08|09|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed about 2 km SW of Kunduz. The attackers were repelled. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
08|10|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were attacked with RPGs and small arms fire south of Kunduz. No damage or casualties were reported | - |
08|15|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire near of Kunduz. One Soldier was wounded | 1 WIA |
08|16|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire north of Kunduz. No casualties were reported | - |
08|18|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were attacked with RPG and small arms fire in Chara Darrah during a morning patrol. A Fuchs transporter was lost. No German casualties were reported | - |
08|20|09 | Faryab | Hostile | Hostile fire | A German-Afghan patrol was ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire 55 km E of Maymana. During the fight three Taliban were taken prisoner. No casualties were reported | - |
08|22|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were attacked with RPG and small arms fire in Nawabad. One Dingo ATF Dingo The ATF Dingo is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle based on a Unimog chassis with a V-hull design, produced by the company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann . It is designed to withstand land mines, rifle fire, artillery fragments and NBC-threats. ATF stands for... was lost due to a RPG strike. No casualties were reported |
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08|29|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire north of Kunduz. No casualties were reported | - |
09|03|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire. German Troops returned fire, killing at least three Taliban. During the contact four German soldiers were wounded and several vehicles were damaged, one was lost | 4 WIA |
09|04|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | air strike | Troops of PRT Kunduz called in an air strike to hit two NATO fuel tankers, which had been hijacked by Taliban insurgents. Up to 142 people died in the attack, including over 100 Afghan civilian victims. No casualties among Western troops were reported. Because of the high civilian death toll, the airstrike had serious political repercussions in Germany | - |
09|05|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | SVBIED attack | An attack with an SVBIED on a German patrol 3 km NE of Kunduz resulted in five wounded German soldiers | 5 WIA |
09|09 - 10|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | German troops of the PRT Kunduz who supported Afghan Security troops were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire near Kunduz and later near Taloqan at night. One Fuchs was damaged. No casualties were reported | - |
09|15|09 | Taloqan | Hostile | IED attack | An attack with an IED on a German patrol 3 km NW of Taloqan resulted only in damage to a Dingo ATF Dingo The ATF Dingo is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle based on a Unimog chassis with a V-hull design, produced by the company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann . It is designed to withstand land mines, rifle fire, artillery fragments and NBC-threats. ATF stands for... . No casualties were reported |
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09|16|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | Troops of the PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire 12 km S of Kunduz. One Fuchs was damaged due to a RPG hit. Eight (one seriously) German soldiers were wounded during the battle that lasted for two hours | 8 WIA |
10|05|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire 8 km west of Kunduz. No casualties were reported | - |
10|10|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms fire 9 km SW of Kunduz. No casualties were reported | - |
10|20|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | Troops of PRT Kunduz were ambushed with RPGs and small arms. No casualties were reported | - |
11|03|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | German and Belgian troops were ambushed with RPGs and small arms 15 km W of Kunduz. No casualties were reported | - |
11|11|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | German and Afghan troops were ambushed with small arms 5 km SW of Kunduz. One German Soldier was wounded during the fight | 1 WIA |
11|20|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | German troops were ambushed with small arms 15 km W of Kunduz. No casualties were reported | - |
11|22|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Indirect fire | A German patrol was attacked with indirect mortar fire 10 km W of Kunduz. No casualties were reported | - |
11|23|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | A joint Afghan-German force battled insurgents 10 km W of Kunduz. Two Afghans but no German troops were killed or wounded during the fighting | - |
12|04|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | A German patrol was attacked with small arms by insurgents West of Kunduz. The German troops returned fire and forced the attackers to retreat. No German troops were killed or wounded during the fighting | - |
12|05|09 | Mazar-i-Sharif | Non-hostile | Accidental explosion | Three German soldiers were injured by an explosion in their camp | 3 injured |
12|11|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile fire | A German patrol was attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents W of Kunduz. The attack was repelled. No German troops were killed or wounded during the fighting | - |
12|14|09 | Eshkashem | Non-hostile | Accident | Five German troops were injured in an accident. They sustained carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a damaged heating device | 5 injured |
12|14|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | German soldiers working on a bridge were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents NW of Kunduz. Afghan policemen and German soldiers returned fire with small arms and Milan rockets. The attackers withdrew after several hours of fighting. No German troops or Afghan policemen were killed or wounded during the gunbattle | - |
12|16|09 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | During a joint operation of German soldiers with Afghan and Belgian forces west of Kunduz, German troops were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents. Two German soldiers were wounded during the fighting, as well as one member of the Afghan security forces. One of the German soldiers rejoined the operation after medical treatment at the scene, the other one was seriously wounded by RPG shrapnel and had to be taken to the field-hospital in Kunduz. The fighting lasted for several hours | 2 WIA |
01|02|10 | Pol-e-Khomri | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German patrol was attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents about 12 km NW of PRT Pol-e-Khomri. No German troops were harmed during the incident | - |
01|19|10 | Nawabad | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with mortar fire by insurgents about 50 km NE of PRT Kunduz. No German troops were harmed during the incident. German forces investigated and found the mortar firing point | - |
01|28|10 | Chahar Darreh District | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces, alongside Afghan and Belgian troops, were repeatedly attacked with small arms by insurgents SW of PRT Kunduz. The allied forces returned fire. No German troops or allies were harmed during the incident. A short time later that day, German infantry was attacked by insurgents with small arms and RPGs, this time one German soldier was seriously wounded. He was taken to Mazar-I-Sharif for medical treatment | 1 WIA |
01|30|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents 12 km W of PRT Kunduz. German forces returned fire and forced the attackers to retreat. No German troops were harmed during the incident |
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02|05|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces clashed with insurgents West off Kunduz. At least one insurgent was killed and another wounded. One civilian was killed | - |
02|05|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents 9 km NW of PRT Kunduz. No German troops were harmed during the incident. A short time later, the German soldiers were attacked again and forced the attackers to retreat in a 30 minute gunbattle. One attacker was presumably wounded. About four hours later, the Germans were again attacked, this time 2 km E of the first gunbattle. Reinforcements from PRT Kunduz were called in and moved to PHQ Chahar Darreh after the PHQ had been attacked with RPGs a couple of minutes earlier. There were no casualties or damage | - |
02|09|10 | Kunduz | Friendly Fire Incident | Friendly Fire | A German patrol was shot-at by ANA forces in a friendly fire incident. The Afghans mistook the German soldiers for enemy combatants. No German troops were harmed during the incident | - |
02|12|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German patrol was attacked with small arms by insurgents about 14 km south of PRT Kunduz. Some smaller engagements followed in which the attackers used RPGs and small arms. No German troops were harmed during the incidents | - |
02|17|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German reconnaissance forces were attacked with small arms by insurgents about 50 km N of PRT Kunduz. German troops returned fire. Several attackers were presumably killed. One "Fennek" vehicle was damaged | - |
02|17|10 | Kunduz / Isa Khel | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German patrol was attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents about 5 km W of PRT Kunduz. German troops returned fire. Three German soldiers were slightly wounded during the incident | 3 WIA |
02|18|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | The German PRT Kunduz was attacked with a rocket which was fired from the Chahar Darreh area. The rocket exploded near the airport and about one kilometre away from the PRT's camp. Neither casualties nor damage were reported | - |
02|23|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | ANP forces and German forces inside a police station in the Chahar Darreh district were shot-at by attackers. In a second incident, German forces were attacked with small arms and RPGs about seven kilometres SW of PRT Kunduz. In both cases planes were called in for a show-of-force overflight. Neither casualties nor damage were reported | - |
02|25|10 | Kunduz / near Nahr-i Sufi | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces, who were requested as support for Afghan and US forces, were attacked with small arms and RPGs by an unknown number of insurgents. The incident occurred about eight kilometres W of PRT Kunduz. No German casualties nor damage to vehicles were reported. It seems that an ANA vehicle hit an IED but there is no information concerning Afghan casualties | - |
03|05|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents about five kilometres SW of PRT Kunduz. The German troops returned fire and called in close air support. One soldier was wounded in combat and received medical treatment in the field from a mobile medical team | 1 WIA |
03|08|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms by insurgents about fifty kilometres SW of PRT Kunduz. No German soldiers were harmed in the incident | - |
03|09|10 | Baghlan | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms by insurgents north of Baghlan. No German soldiers were harmed in the incident | - |
03|10|10 | Baghlan | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German CH-53 helicopter was attacked with small arms by insurgents in the Baghlan area and suffered hits. The helicopter continued its mission. No German soldiers were harmed in the incident | - |
03|11|10 | Sar-E-Pol | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German CH-53 helicopter was attacked with small arms by insurgents in the Sar-E-Pol area and suffered hits. The helicopter continued its mission. No German soldiers were harmed in the incident | - |
03|12|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Mine | A mine detonated near a German patrol about 14 kilometres W of PRT Kunduz. One tire of a Fuchs APC was damaged but no German soldiers were harmed in the incident. The soldiers continued their patrol | - |
03|12|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket attack | An attack on the German base in Kunduz with several rockets resulted in no casualties. The rockets exploded outside the base | - |
03|15|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German patrol was repeatedly attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents about six kilometres W of PRT Kunduz. The troops returned fire and reinforcements joined the fighting. Close air support was later called in for a "show of force" overflight. Mortars were used as well. No German soldiers were harmed in the fighting but three Fuchs APCs were damaged | - |
03|17|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents about ten kilometres SW of PRT Kunduz. The troops returned fire. No German soldiers were harmed in the fighting and no vehicles damaged | - |
03|20|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked in the Kunduz area. No casualties were reported. Afghan forces provided reinforcements. The German forces continued their mission | - |
03|24|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A civilian Mi-8 helicopter, with two German soldiers from PRT Kunduz and other ISAF personnel aboard, was attacked and suffered hits about 27 km NE of PRT Kunduz. The helicopter was forced to perform an emergency landing. Nobody was injured in the incident | - |
04|02|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Battle | Three German soldiers were killed in action and eight others wounded (4 of them severely), when they were ambushed by a large number of insurgents six km W of Kunduz. One "Dingo" vehicle was badly damaged and had to be destroyed Fatalities Sergeant First Class Nils Bruns, Paratrooper Battalion 373 Specialist Robert Hartert, Paratrooper Battalion 373 Private First Class Martin Kadir Augustyniak, Paratrooper Bataillon 373 |
3 KIA, 8 WIA |
04|09|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about four km N of PRT Kunduz. No casualties were reported. One German "Wolf" vehicle was damaged | - |
04|09|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket And Mortar Attack | The German PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets and mortars. Six impacts were reported. There were no casualties | - |
04|11|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket Attack | The German PRT Kunduz was attacked with four rockets but they all landed outside the camp. No casualties were reported | - |
04|15|10 | Route to Baghlan | Hostile | IED Blast / Mortar Attack | Four German soldiers were killed and five wounded during a series of attacks in Kunduz province. One patrol vehicle hit an IED and an ambulance vehicle suffered a direct hit from a mortar round. The wounded were flown to the base in Mazar-e Sharif for medical treatment Fatalities Major Jörn Radloff, Non-Commissioned Officer School of the Army Major (medical officer) Thomas Broer MD, Army Hospital Ulm Sergeant First Class Marius Dubnicki, Mountain Engineer Battalion 8 Sergeant Josef Kronawitter, Mountain Engineer Battalion 8 |
4 KIA, 5 WIA |
05|03|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German soldiers were attacked by insurgents about 10 km W of PRT Kunduz with RPGs and small arms fire. The troops returned fire. No German soldiers or vehicles were harmed in the incident | - |
05|15|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German infantry was attacked by insurgents about 12 km W of PRT Kunduz with RPGs and small arms fire. The troops were conducting an IED clearing mission. There were several engagements and an ANP Headquarter in the area was also attacked. No German soldiers or vehicles were harmed in the incidents | - |
05|19|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked by an unknown number of insurgents W of PRT Kunduz. No German soldiers or vehicles were harmed in the incidents | - |
05|20|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack | German forces were attacked with an IED N of Kunduz. One German soldier was lightly wounded and one DINGO vehicle damaged in the incident. | 1 WIA |
05|20|10 | Feyzabad | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked by an unknown number of insurgents about eight km S of Feyzabad with small arms fire and RPGs. No German soldiers or vehicles were harmed in the incidents | - |
05|25|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked by an unknown number of insurgents 5 km W of PRT Kunduz and returned fire. The fighting lasted several hours. Coalition forces provided air support including "Show of Force" overflights and CAS with four 500 pound bombs (GBU 38). No German soldiers or vehicles were harmed in the incidents | - |
06|08|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked by an unknown number of insurgents about 9 km SW of Kunduz. No German soldiers or vehicles were harmed in the firefight | - |
06|09|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack | German forces were attacked with two IEDs and an RPG about 9 km SW of Kunduz. One German soldier was slightly wounded. No vehicles were damaged in the incident | 1 WIA |
06|13|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about 11 km W of Kunduz. Two German soldiers were wounded, one severely. One vehicle was damaged in the incident | 2 WIA |
06|19|10 | Feyzabad | Hostile | IED Attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about 60 km S of PRT Feyzabad. Three German soldiers and one Afghan interpreter were wounded. One soldier sustained severe injuries. One DINGO vehicle was severely damaged in the incident | 3 WIA |
06|19|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents about 20 km W of Kunduz. No German troops were harmed during the incident | - |
06|20|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack / Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with an IED about 8 km NW of PRT Kunduz. One DINGO vehicle was damaged in the incident. When German troops tried to recover the damaged vehicle two hours later, they were attacked with another IED blast, small arms fire and RPGs. German forces returned fire and called in Close-Air-Support. In this second incident, two German soldiers were wounded by the IED explosion | 2 WIA |
06|22|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about 13 km W of Kunduz. No German soldiers were injured. One FUCHS vehicle was lightly damaged in the incident but remained operational | - |
07|01|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with RPGs by insurgents about 40 km NW of PRT Kunduz. No German troops were harmed during the incident and no vehicles damaged | - |
07|02|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German and American ISAF-forces were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents about 10 km NW of PRT Kunduz. No German or American troops were harmed during the incident and no vehicles damaged | - |
07|03|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket Attack | German and Afghan forces were attacked with two rockets by insurgents about 50 km SW of PRT Kunduz during a joint patrol. No troops were harmed during the incident and no vehicles were damaged | - |
07|04|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket Attack | The German camp was attacked with a rocket by insurgents, which detonated outside the camp. No one was injured | - |
07|10|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about 12 km W of PRT Kunduz. When reinforcements arrived a second IED detonated and the troops were attacked with small arms fire, too. Two German soldiers were lightly wounded during the incidents and two vehicles were damaged. The recently deployed PzH2000 in Kunduz fired its first rounds in anger providing support for the troops in contact | 2 WIA |
07|14|10 | Baghlan-e-Jadid | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German and Afghan forces were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents. No German or Afghan soldiers were harmed during the incident but one FENNEK reconnaissance vehicle was damaged by an RPG. All soldiers and vehicles returned to base | - |
07|15|10 | Nawabad | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A joint German and Afghan patrol was attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents south of PRT Kunduz. The soldiers returned fire. CAS was called in. No German or Afghan soldiers were harmed during the incident. Later that day, a German patrol was attacked with indirect fire near Nawabad, about 17 km W of PRT Kunduz. No German soldiers or vehicles were harmed. The patrol continued its mission | - |
07|16|10 | Baghlan-e-Jadid | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms and RPGs by insurgents in the Baghlan-e-Jadid area, about 70 km S of PRT Kunduz. The attack occurred while the German soldiers were trying to recover a stuck DINGO vehicle. CAS was called in. The vehicle was abandoned and had to be destroyed by an air strike. A stuck FUCHS vehicle was successfully recovered. No German forces were harmed in the incident. Some vehicles were lightly damaged | - |
07|18|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about 10 km NW of PRT Kunduz. No German forces were harmed | - |
07|19|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack | A joint German and Afghan patrol was attacked with an IED about 12 km SW of PRT Kunduz. A Fuchs was damaged and four German Soldiers were slightly wounded | 4 WIA |
07|20|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about 10 km SW of PRT Kunduz. No German forces were harmed | - |
07|22|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED Attack / Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with IEDs and small arms fire in two separate incidents in the Kunduz area. One incident occurred about 12 km W, the other about 7 km W of PRT Kunduz. No German forces were harmed | - |
07|29|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms fire 6 km W of PRT Kunduz. No German forces were harmed | - |
07|29|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German Transall C-160 transport aircraft came under small arms and RPG fire while taking off from Kunduz airfield. No German forces were harmed | - |
07|31|10 | Pol-e-Khomri | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A joint ANA and Bundeswehr patrol was attacked with small arms fire by insurgents about 12 km N of Pol-e-Khomri. The fighting lasted several hours. One German soldier was lightly injured while trying to reach a covered position | 1 WIA |
08|06|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces on patrol were attacked in two separate incidents with small arms fire and RPGs 12 km W and 8 km NW of PRT Kunduz. No German forces were harmed | - |
08|07|10 | Meymaneh / Mazar-e Sharif | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German CH-53 helicopter came under small arms fire while flying from PRT Meymaneh to Mazar-e Sharif. No German forces were harmed. The crew continued its mission | - |
08|14|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | Joint German and Afghan forces were attacked with small arms fire and RPGs 8 km NW of PRT Kunduz. The soldiers returned fire. No German or Afghan forces were harmed. News reports state that up to four attackers were killed in the fighting | - |
08|16|10 | Qal'ah–ye Zal | Hostile | Hostile Fire | After German forces investigated an IED attack in which four Afghan children were injured about 50 km NW of Kunduz, they were attacked with small arms fire and RPGs 37 km NW of PRT Kunduz while heading home. The soldiers returned fire. No German soldiers were harmed and no vehicles damaged | - |
08|16|10 | Pul-e Khumri | Hostile | IED attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about 4 km NW of PRT Pul-e Khumri. No German soldiers were harmed but one DINGO vehicle was damaged and had to be recovered | - |
08|21|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked twice with small arms fire while on patrol about 13 km W of PRT Kunduz. No German soldiers were harmed. No vehicles were damaged | - |
08|22|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about 10 km W of PRT Kunduz. No German soldiers were harmed but two DINGO vehicles were damaged. Both vehicles were successfully recovered | - |
08|24|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces on patrol with US forces in the area W of PRT Kunduz were attacked with RPGs and indirect fire by insurgents. The German troops returned fire, setting the compound from which they were fired on ablaze. No German soldiers were harmed. No vehicles were damaged. The German soldiers continued their mission | - |
08|25|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket Attack | The German camp in Kunduz was attacked with three rockets by insurgents. One detonated inside the base, two on the outside. There were no casualties or damaged vehicles | - |
08|27|10 | Feyzabad | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German FUCHS (Armored Transport Vehicle) was attacked with small arms fire while returning to base from Feyzabad Airport. There were no casualties and the vehicle was only slightly damaged | - |
08|30|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED attack | German forces were attacked with an IED about 9 km NW of PRT Kunduz while on patrol with Afghan security forces. No German soldiers were harmed but one DINGO vehicle was slightly damaged. The soldiers continued their mission | - |
08|31|10 | Qal'ah–ye Zal | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German patrol was attacked with small arms fire and RPGs about 40 km NW of PRT Kunduz. The soldiers returned fire and evaded the attackers. No German soldiers were wounded, no vehicles damaged | - |
09|01|10 | Qal'ah–ye Zal | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German patrol providing protection for a CIMIC patrol and EOD personnel was attacked by six - eight insurgents with small arms fire and RPGs about 40 km NW of PRT Kunduz. The soldiers returned fire and forced the attackers to evade. No German soldiers were wounded, no vehicles damaged | - |
09|01|10 | Chahar Darreh | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked by insurgents with small arms fire and RPGs about 10 km NW of PRT Kunduz. The soldiers returned fire. No German soldiers were wounded, no vehicles damaged | - |
09|02|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket Attack | The German PRT Kunduz was attacked with rockets by insurgents but they detonated outside the camp. There were no casualties or damaged vehicles | - |
09|02|10 | Qal'ah–ye Zal | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German soldiers were attacked with small arms fire and RPGs about 40 km NW of PRT Kunduz while on a reconnaissance mission. The soldiers returned fire. No German soldiers were wounded, no vehicles damaged | - |
09|05|10 | Chahar Darreh | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked by insurgents with small arms fire and RPGs about 7 km NW of PRT Kunduz. The soldiers returned fire. The following firefight lasted several hours. CAS was called in but only provided overwatch. No German soldiers were wounded, no vehicles damaged | - |
09|06|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces providing protection for a CIMIC patrol were attacked by insurgents with small arms fire about 8 km SW of PRT Kunduz, while having talks with the local population. The soldiers returned fire. The subsequent firefight lasted several hours. No German soldiers were wounded, no vehicles damaged | - |
09|10|10 | Feyzabad | Hostile | Rocket Attack | The German PRT in Feyzabad was attacked with rockets by insurgents. One exploded inside the camp. There was minor damage caused to camp infrastructure but no casualties | - |
09|14|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED attack | German soldiers were attacked with an IED about 11 km NW of PRT Kunduz. One German soldier, who was lightly wounded, was brought to the medical centre at PRT Kunduz for further medical treatment. Reports state, that while investigating the scene of the attack, German ISAF forces were fired upon with small arms, RPGs and mortars. The soldiers returned fire and continued their mission. No soldiers were harmed in this second attack | 1 WIA |
09|16 - 18|10 | Baghlan Province | Hostile | Hostile Fire | On September 16 elements of the ANP and supporting ISAF forces were attacked about 6 km from PRT Pol e Khomri. Two ISAF soldiers were wounded (not Germans) and the German QRF was called in for support. Out of this incident a two day operation evolved which saw reinforcements from PRT Kunduz being called in. On September 18, German ISAF forces were attacked about 23 km N of PRT Pol e Khomri. Two DINGO vehicles were slightly damaged. No German soldiers were wounded in the whole operation, which ended on September 18 | |
09|18|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Rocket Attack | The German PRT in Kunduz was attacked with seven rockets by insurgents. One exploded near the airfield but the PRT itself was not hit. There were no casualties and no damage to camp the infrastructure. | - |
09|18|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked by insurgents with small arms fire about 11 km NW of PRT Kunduz. The soldiers returned fire | - |
09|20|10 | Pol-e Khumri | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces and other ISAF troops were attacked with mortar and small arms fire near the village of Shahabuddin. The following firefight lasted for over two and a half hours. German forces used mortars as fire support. No German soldiers were harmed, no vehicles damaged | - |
09|21|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German Special Forces Kommando Spezialkräfte Kommando Spezialkräfte The KSK Kommando Spezialkräfte is an elite military unit composed of Special Operations soldiers from the ranks of Germany’s Bundeswehr and organized as such under the Division Spezielle Operationen . The unit has received many decorations and awards from both NATO and its affiliates... detained Maulawi Roshan, a senior Taliban commander in Kunduz province without incident and he was taken by Afghan authorities for processing and questioning |
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09|22|10 | Pol-e Khumri | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with rockets and small arms fire near the village of Shahabuddin. The soldiers returned fire. There were no casualties among ISAF troops | - |
09|25|10 | Pol-e Khumri | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with mortar fire near the village of Shahabuddin, about 77 km SW of Kunduz. No German soldiers were harmed, no vehicles damaged | - |
09|30|10 | Mazar e Sharif | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German Transall C-160 cargo plane was attacked with small arms fire while approaching Mazar e Sharif airfield. No German soldiers were harmed. The plane was examined after landing and no damage was reported | - |
09|30|10 | Pol-e Khumri | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms fire about 14 km N of PRT Pol-e Khumri. No German soldiers were harmed, but vehicles were slightly damaged | - |
10|01|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms fire and RPGs about 10 km W of PRT Kunduz. German forces returned fire. The PZH 2000 artillery fired smoke rounds and flare ammunition in support of the troops. No German soldiers were harmed, no vehicles were damaged | - |
10|06|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms fire about 38 km NW of PRT Kunduz. The incident occurred, while German soldiers had talks with the local population near the village of Chahar Gol. Several short firefights followed, after which the German ISAF Troops continued their mission. No German soldiers were harmed, no vehicles were damaged | - |
10|07|10 | Baghlan Province | Hostile | Suicide bomb attack | German ISAF forces were attacked by a suicide bomber N of PRT Pol-e-Khomri, near Aka- Khel. One German soldier was killed and six were wounded, two seriously. While securing the site of the suicide attack, the German forces were attacked with mortar and small arms fire. German forces returned fire. The fighting continued for some time during which eight more German soldiers were wounded. Three of the casualties had to be treated at Mazar-e Sharif field hospital. Fatality Staff Sergeant Florian Pauli, Paratrooper Bataillon 313 |
1 KIA, 14 WIA |
10|10|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED | German forces were attacked with an IED around 7 km E of PRT Kunduz. No German soldiers were wounded, no vehicles were damaged | - |
10|11|10 | Baghlan Province | Accident | Traffic Accident | Six German soldiers were slightly injured in a traffic accident in the Pol-e-Khomri area | 6 injured |
10|17|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German soldiers were attacked about 10 km W of Kunduz. The soldiers returned fire with mortars, MARDER IFVs and their Milan missiles. They also had the PzH2000 firing in support from Kunduz. Air support was called in which used its cannons to fight enemy positions. The fighting lasted several hours. One German soldier was wounded in the engagement and had to be airlifted to the medical centre at PRT Kunduz and was then brought to Mazar-e Sharif trauma center. He had to be flown to Germany via Med Evac Airbus A310 MRT for further medical treatment on October 18. | 1 WIA |
10|26|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German CH 53 helicopter was attacked with RPGs near Dash-e-Archi in Kunduz province. No German soldiers were wounded | - |
10|26|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED | German forces were attacked with an IED around 11 km W of PRT Kunduz. The partly dismounted troops were searching for hidden explosive devices when one IED went off under a "FUCHS" (TPz) vehicle. Two German soldiers were lightly wounded, one "FUCHS" vehicle was slightly damaged. | 2 WIA |
10|31|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED | German forces were fired on during an operation about 4 km W of PRT Kunduz. Later on in that operation, two German soldiers were lightly wounded and two vehicles slightly damaged by two IEDs about 7 km W of PRT Kunduz. The troops continued their operation and were repeatedly attacked by insurgents. Artillery support was called in. A third attack with an IED resulted in a third lightly damaged vehicle | 2 WIA |
11|03|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces are engaged in an offensive operation in the area W of PRT Kunduz since October 31. This operation is conducted with the ANA and other ISAF forces. Today one German soldier was lightly wounded in an engagement with enemy forces, but the trooper could remain with his unit | 1 WIA |
11|10|10 | Imam Sahib District / North of Kunduz | Hostile | Hostile Fire | A German patrol was attacked in Imam Sahib district with mortar and small arms fire. One DINGO vehicle was damaged by the mortars. The German unit returned fire but could not prevent the approximately 50 attackers from getting near the damaged DINGO and setting it on fire. The ammunition inside the DINGO exploded as a result. No German soldier was wounded | - |
11|18|10 | Pol-e Khomri | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms fire 38 km N of Pol-i Khomri. No German soldiers were wounded, no vehicles were damaged | - |
11|21|10 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED | German forces were attacked with an IED around 6 km N of PRT Kunduz. Three German soldiers were wounded, and one Fennek Fennek The Fennek, named after the fennec , or LGS Fennek, with LGS being short for Leichter Gepanzerter Spähwagen in German , is a four wheeled armed reconnaissance vehicle produced by the German company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann and Dutch Defence Vehicle Systems... Light armored reconnaissance vehicle was damaged but successfully recovered |
3 WIA |
12|06|10 | Baghlan–i Jadid | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces were attacked with small arms fire and RPGs, 8 km NW of Pol-i Khomri. Two German soldiers were wounded, one Marder Marder (IFV) The Marder is a German infantry fighting vehicle operated by the German Army as the main weapon of the Panzergrenadiere from the 1970s through the present day. Developed as part of the rebuilding of Germany's armoured fighting vehicle industry, the Marder has proven to be a successful and solid... IFV was damaged |
2 WIA |
12|07|10 | Pol-e Khomri | Hostile | Indirect fire | German forces operating in the greater Pol-e Khomri area were targeted with indirect fire. No casualties were reported | - |
12|17|10 | Pol-e Khomri | Hostile | Indirect Fire | German forces operating in the greater Pol-e Khomri area were targeted with mortar fire. No casualties were reported | - |
12|17|10 | Baghlan–i Jadid | Non-Hostile | Accidental discharge | A German soldier was killed by an accidental weapon discharge Fatalities Corporal Oliver Oertl, Mountain Infantry Battalion 223 |
1 Killed |
12|23|10 | Talawka, Kunduz Province | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces operating in the greater Kunduz area were ambushed with small arms fire. The attackers were repelled in a brief exchange of gunfire. No casualties were reported | - |
12|23|10 | Taloqan, Takhar Province | Hostile | IED | A German patrol struck a roadside bomb. Two vehicles were damaged, nevertheless there were no casualties | - |
12|28|10 | Charrah Darreh, Kunduz Province | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces operating in Chahar Darreh were ambushed with small arms fire. The attackers were repelled in a brief exchange of gunfire. No casualties were reported | - |
12|29|10 | Ghara, Kunduz Province | Hostile | IED | A German patrol struck a roadside bomb. One vehicle was damaged, there were no casualties | - |
12|29|10 | Charrah Darreh, Kunduz Province | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces operating in Chahar Darreh were ambushed with small arms fire. The attackers were repelled in a brief exchange of gunfire. No casualties were reported | - |
12|30|10 | Charrah Darreh, Kunduz Province | Hostile | Hostile Fire | German forces operating in Chahar Darreh were ambushed with small arms fire. The attackers were repelled in a brief exchange of gunfire. No casualties were reported | - |
01|06|11 | 80 km NW of Kunduz | Hostile | Indirect Fire | German forces operating to the northeast of Kunduz were targeted with mortar fire. No casualties were reported | - |
01|11|11 | Pol-e Khomri | Non-Hostile | Accidental discharge | A German soldier was wounded by an accidental weapon discharge | 1 injured |
01|29|11 | Ghara, Kunduz Province | Hostile | IED | A German patrol struck a roadside bomb. One vehicle was damaged and two soldiers were wounded | 2 WIA |
01|31|11 | Aliabad, Kunduz Province | Hostile | Indirect Fire | German forces operating to the south of Kunduz were targeted with mortar fire. No casualties were reported | - |
02|13|11 | Imam Sahib area, Kunduz Province | Hostile | IED | A German soldier was wounded when his armored personnel carrier struck an IED | 1 WIA |
02|18|11 | Baghlan–i Jadid | Hostile | Hostile Fire | Three German soldiers were killed and six wounded when an Afghan soldier turned against the allies before being killed himself Fatalities Sergeant First Class Georg Missulia (30), Mechanized Infantry Battalion 112 Corporal Konstantin Menz (22), Mechanized Infantry Battalion 112 Private First Class Georg Kurat (21), Mechanized Infantry Battalion 112 |
3 KIA, 6 WIA |
05|03|11 | Kunduz | Hostile | IED | Three different German patrols were struck by IEDs around the area of PRT Kunduz. Two IMV Dingo were damaged and five soldiers wounded. | 5 WIA |
05|11|11 | Masar-i Scharif | Hostile | Rocket Attack | The German PRT in Masar-i Scharif was attacked with two rockets by insurgents. | - |
05|18|11 | Talokan | Hostile | violent Protest | The German PAT Talokan was attacked with hand grenades and Molotov Cocktails in the city of Talokan when protests in front of the PAT turned violent | 3 WIA |
05|25|11 | 14 km NW of Kunduz | Hostile | IED | A German Fuchs armoured personnel was involved in an IED explosion resulting in the death of one 33 year old Captain from the German Special Operations Division, another German soldier was injured. An Afghan interpreter was also wounded in the blast. | 1 KIA, 1 WIA |
05|28|11 | Taloqan, Takhar province | Hostile | IED | Two German soldiers were killed in a suicide bomb attack that also claimed the lives of Afghan police chief, General Mohammed Daoud Daoud and the Takhar Provincial Chief of Police. Five German soldiers were wounded - among them German General Markus Kneip, commander of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) for Northern Afghanistan | 2 KIA, 5 WIA |
06|02|11 | Kunduz, 36 km southbound of Kunduz | Hostile | IED | One German soldier was killed by an IED, five were wounded Fatalities Oberstabsgefreiter Alexej Kobelewhttp://www.bundeswehr.de/portal/a/bwde/!ut/p/c4/NYvBCsJADET_KOmKonjbUlCvXrTe0jaWQLtbdqMF8ePNHpyBOcy8wQeaA71lJJUYaMI7tr0cuxW6dWBgCZlYPwyz5GwEB5BMT7yVowG9VVpSOahYjok0Jlhi0qksr5RsARmwrVxTu331l_sezifvdxu3bS71FZd59j_rDhK2/ (23), Panzergrenadierbataillons 212, Panzerbrigade 21 „Lipperland“ |
1 KIA, 5 WIA |
06|08|11 | 1 km N of Camp Marmal, Masar-i Scharif | Non-Hostile | Traffic Accident | Five German soldiers and one Afghan civilian were seriously injured after a traffic accident involving a German Fuchs armoured personnel carrier and a civilian car http://www.bundeswehr.de/portal/a/bwde/!ut/p/c4/NYu9CsJAEITfaDcnqMHOkMIfbGw0dptkDQu5S7hbDYgP717hDEwx8w0-0BzoLQOpTIFGvGPTya5doF16BpaQiPXD4CUlIziAJHriLR8N6KzSnMpBxXKIpFOEeYo65uUVoy0gPTaFqyu3Lf5y3_JwOa3P5WpTH6srzt7vfw4ApFg!/ | 5 WIA |
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