The Pentagon announced that seven students from Afghanistan undergoing military training in the U.S. have gone AWOL.  This is not the first such incident.  In December of last year, two Afghan military students went missing from Moody Air Force Base in Georgia.  And in 2014, students went AWOL from training in Massachusetts. But what concerns authorities here is that the seven students disappeared around the time of the bombing in New York City and New Jersey by Afghan-born Ahmad Rahami, leading to speculation that the students could have connections to terrorism. Washington Free Beacon: “During the month of September, seven Afghan students were considered absent without leave (AWOL) during international military student programs,” Pentagon spokesman Cmdr. Patrick L. Evans said. Three of the Afghan military trainees fled from a Pentagon training program two weekends ago during the bombing spree in New York and New Jersey by...(Read Full Post)