Around the Kitchen Table, US Military Family Plans Afghan Family’s Escape

At kitchen tables around the U.S., former military members who served in Afghanistan have been working around the clock to get their Afghan colleagues out of the country. They fear the Taliban will imprison or even kill interpreters and their families who don’t make it out by Aug. 31. VOA Pentagon correspondent Carla Babb reports on one family that has upended its life to help.
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