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Rumsfeld arrives in Kabul (CNN) -- Speaking from Bagram, Afghanistan, Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld stated that U.S. and and allied forces were ready to take on renewed al Qaeda and Taliban uprisings expected during the Afghan spring. At least three enemy rockets were fired at the Bagram air base the day before Rumsfeld arrived.

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