Insider Attacks

This comes just four days after another insider attack left an Afghan police chief dead and an American general wounded.

The Pentagon identified the soldier killed by an Afghan police officer as Command Sgt. Maj. Timothy Bolyard.

The latest suspected green-on-blue attack occurred Monday. In July, an insider attack killed U.S. Army Cpl. Joseph Maciel.

Michael Bowe is calling on the Navy and Marines to provide documents related to the case of Reserve Maj. Jason Brezler.

U.S. Central Command released a highly redacted report on the AR 15-6 probe into the suspected "green on blue incident."

A team tasked with investigating the Feb. 17 shooting was unable to determine whether the incident was an insider attack.

Cpl. Joseph Maciel was part of the newly created 1st Security Assistance Force Brigade.

It's the fourth hostile death of a U.S. service member in Afghanistan this year.

Three U.S. soldiers were shot and wounded Sunday when an Afghan army soldier opened fire on them.

Seven of the prisoners Afghanistan may release are thought by the coalition commander to be responsible for "insider attacks...