Battle of Ebrahimkhel

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Battle of Ebrahimkhel
Part of the War in Afghanistan
Date August 8, 2008 Location Ebrahimkhel, Eastern Afghanistan [where?]
Belligerents
United States Islamic Republic of Afghanistan  Netherlands	Taliban Al-Qaeda
Strength
35 soldiers 2 F-16s	300 insurgents
Casualties and losses
	at least 25

The Battle of Ebrahimkhel was a pursuit action between the Allied forces and the Taliban forces during the War on Terror. In the end, the Battle at Ebrahimkhel was the largest ground-to-ground firefight since the Vietnam War in 1968.^[1]