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[[Image:OEFmilphoto.jpg|260px|thumb| [[U.S. Army]] paratroopers in Dangam, [[Afghanistan]].]]

[[Image:OEFmilphoto.jpg|260px|thumb| [[U.S. Army]] paratroopers in Dangam, [[Afghanistan]].]]

'''Operation Enduring Freedom''' is the [[United States]] military response to the [[September 11, 2001 attacks|9/11 attacks]].  

'''Operation Enduring Freedom''' is the [[United States]]' initial military response to the [[September 11, 2001 attacks|9/11 attacks]].  

Most Americans are familiar with the military operation in [[Afghanistan]]. In a matter of months,in response to the [[9-11|September 11 2001]] terrorist attacks, the [[U.S. Army]], [[Air Force]], Marines, and [[Navy]], in a masterful display of joint operations and in concert with our Afghan allies, overthrew the [[Taliban]] regime and drove the [[terrorist]] group [[al Qaeda]] into worldwide flight. Our actions in Afghanistan dramatically demonstrated the reach of American power and the strength of American will. The campaign was a stirring beginning to the newly announced Global [[War on Terrorism]]. <ref>http://www.army.mil/cmh/brochures/Afghanistan/Operation%20Enduring%20Freedom.htm#intro</ref>

Most Americans are familiar with the military operation in [[Afghanistan]]. In a matter of months,in response to the [[9-11|September 11 2001]] terrorist attacks, the [[U.S. Army]], [[Air Force]], Marines, and [[Navy]], in a masterful display of joint operations and in concert with our Afghan allies, overthrew the [[Taliban]] regime and drove the [[terrorist]] group [[al Qaeda]] into worldwide flight. Our actions in Afghanistan dramatically demonstrated the reach of American power and the strength of American will. The campaign was a stirring beginning to the newly announced Global [[War on Terrorism]]. <ref>http://www.army.mil/cmh/brochures/Afghanistan/Operation%20Enduring%20Freedom.htm#intro</ref>