Deltona airman killed in gunfire near Kabul airport
Master Sgt. Tara R. Brown, 33, died in a hail of gunfire at Kabul International Airport earlier this week.
Compiled by Orlando Sentinel
11:17 p.m. EDT, April 29, 2011
A Deltona airman was among nine Americans killed this week in gunfire at a military compound near Kabul International Airport in Afghanistan, the Department of Defense announced Friday.
Master Sgt. Tara R. Brown, 33, and eight other Americans died when a veteran Afghani pilot opened fire about 10 a.m. Wednesday.
An argument with a foreign colleague at a meeting in the operations room of the Afghan air force building preceded the shooting, according to statements released by NATO and Afghan officials. The pilot targeted foreign instructors and advisers, they said.
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Deltona airman killed in gunfire near Kabul airport
It would have been nice if this OSI agent(OSI is notorious for sending their agents into cases unarmed,their commanders are usually a bunch of office clowns that are scared to death of a handgun) or some of the victims had been armed. This thing of letting Afghan nationals provide security is insane. I get sick and tired of reading and watching news events where military officers and enlisted people are getting shot down in these "NO GUN" zones. I have had 4 young people in the last 6 months ask about joining the military I told them not to... I feel sorry for the loss of these gifted people to a stone cold lunatic. They are all around these days.
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