2001
A soldier prays near a tank on Dec. 10, 2001, on the hills
overlooking Tora Bora, Afghanistan. Anti-Taliban soldiers, including
U.S. forces, bombed and fought hand to hand against al Qaeda fighters to oust the estimated 2,000 soldiers loyal to Osama bin Laden who were
holed up in caves in the rugged countryside. Bin Laden famously escaped
from Tora Bora, fleeing to Pakistan.
Chris Hondros/Getty Images
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