August 17, 2002: Following an altercation, British Army Corporal John Gregory, who was drunk and under the influence of medication, shot dead Royal Logistic Corps Sergeant Robert Busuttil as he lay in a hammock during a barbecue at Kabul International Airport before killing himself. Wiltshire coroner David Masters asked the British Army "to tighten its rules on alcohol and gun security". January 20, 2012: An Afghan soldier opened fire on French soldiers, killing four and injuring fifteen, eight of whom were seriously wounded. He was subsequently arrested and confessed his motivation came from a published video of American Marines urinating on dead Taliban fighters and a published video of British soldiers abusing Afghan children. The incident led French president Nicolas Sarkozy to threaten to withdraw all French forces in Afghanistan. August 5, 2014: During a high-ranking coalition delegation speech at the Marshal Fahim National Defense University, an Afghan soldier opened fire on a crowd of 90 Coalition officials and soldiers, leading to the death of U.S. Major General Harold J. Greene and the wounding of 14 others, including German Air Force officer Michael Bartscher. The soldier was killed by two Coalition soldiers at the scene, one Danish and the other American.Ali M. Latifi (August 6, 2014). "Afghan soldier who killed U.S. general is identified". Los Angeles Times.
August 17 2002 Following an altercation British Army Corporal John Gregory who was drunk and under the influence of medication shot dead Royal Logistic Corps Sergeant Robert Busuttil as he lay in a hammock during a barbecue at Kabul International Airport before killing himself Wiltshire coroner David Masters asked the British Army "to tighten its rules on alcohol and gun security" January 20 2012 An Afghan soldier opened fire on French soldiers killing four and injuring fifteen eight of whom were seriously wounded He was subsequently arrested and confessed his motivation came from a published video of American Marines urinating on dead Taliban fighters and a published video of British soldiers abusing Afghan children The incident led French president Nicolas Sarkozy to threaten to withdraw all French forces in Afghanistan August 5 2014 During a high-ranking coalition delegation speech at the Marshal Fahim National Defense University an Afghan soldier opened fire on a crowd of 90 Coalition officials and soldiers leading to the death of US Major General Harold J Greene and the wounding of 14 others including German Air Force officer Michael Bartscher The soldier was killed by two Coalition soldiers at the scene one Danish and the other AmericanAli M Latifi (August 6 2014) "Afghan soldier who killed US general is identified" Los Angeles Times