A video showed people swamping a US Air Force plane as it moved on the tarmac at Kabul's airport. Afghans have been desperately trying to flee the country after it fell to the Taliban.

The U.S. Air Force is investigating the civilian deaths that unfolded Monday at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, where some Afghans fell from a military C-17 transport plane mid-air ...

The Air Force further said it would be investigating reports of human remains found in the landing gear of a C-17 cargo plane that left from Kabul’s airport on Monday, Reuters reported.

(Reuters/CBS Newspath/WKRC) - A photo released by the U. S. miliary purports to show hundreds of Afghan civilians crowded aboard a U. S. Air Force cargo plane while fleeing the airport in Kabul ...

The Air Force further said it would be investigating reports of human remains found in the landing gear of a C-17 cargo plane that left from Kabul’s airport on Monday, Reuters reported.

Over 600 people crammed into the hold of a US Air Force cargo plane that was leaving Kabul on August 15, 2021. Defense One In total, about 640 refugees made it out of Kabul, a defense official ...

A Defense department official told Defense One that the Air Force C-17 Globemaster III safely evacuated about 640 Afghans from Kabul on the flight.

The United States Air Force said Tuesday it will conduct an investigation after finding human remains in the wheel well of an Air Force craft that flew out of Kabul while being swarmed by people ...

Defense Transport crew made right decision to leave Kabul airport amid chaotic withdrawal, Air Force says Human remains were discovered in the wheel well of the the C-17 military transport plane ...

Thousands of Afghans have been filmed desperately chasing after and clinging to a US Air Force plane as it taxied down the runway, as the frightened civilians frantically attempt to flee the countr… ...

As thousand flocked to the Kabul airport in hopes of leaving Afghanistan, hundreds made their way onto a U.S. Air Force plane going to Qatar.