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(16 Dec 2003) Bagram, 16 December 2003 1. Wide of Lieutenant Colonel Bryan Hilferty, Coalition spokesman at podium 2. Cutaway cameramen 3. SOUNDBITE: (English), Lieutenant Colonel Bryan Hilferty, Coalition spokesman: "Tantamount division soldiers from task force First Battalion 87th Infantry Regiment engaged a squad-size enemy force (a squad is generally around 10 men) near Shkin yesterday morning. Coalition forces returned fire and called in mortars and close air support. Two anti-coalition militia were killed and three were placed under custody. There were no coalition injuries." 4. Cutaway reporters 5. Cutaway military camera woman ++Night shots++ Shkin, 16 December 2003 6. Afghan military looking hole caused by a rocket propelled grenade (RPG) in the roof of a mud house 7. Close-up of hole in the roof of a mud house 8. Tilt down Afghan soldier using a mobile phone STORYLINE U.S. soldiers backed up by F-16s and Apache attack helicopters killed at least two suspected Taliban rebels and captured three others during an intense firefight in eastern Afghanistan, the military said Tuesday. The soldiers came under attack from 11 to 15 suspected Taliban Monday morning near a coalition base at Shkin, 220 kilometers (135 miles) south of the capital, Kabul, along the border with Pakistan, said Lt. Col. Bryan Hilferty, a spokesman at Bagram Air Base, the U.S. military headquarters in Afghanistan. "We engaged them in direct fire, then called in the F-16s," said Hilferty. He said the warplanes dropped 500-pound bombs, and that AH-64 Apache helicopters were also called in. The firefight lasted about an hour, he said. There were no coalition casualties. Taliban rebels have stepped up their insurgency in recent months, launching ever-more-frequent attacks in the south and east of the country. U.S. and Afghan officials say the rebels slip back across the porous border into Pakistan's tribal belt to evade arrest. The American military on Dec. 2 launched Operation Avalanche, which it said involves 2,000 troops and is the largest military maneuver since the fall of the Taliban in 2001. No major combat has been reported, however, and the mission has been overshadowed by the deaths of 15 Afghan children in two raids earlier this month. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives ​​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/86409eb35e743a184e33d3f6111135df

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