AFGHANISTAN: David Chater reports for Sky News Covering the War in Northern Afghanistan and the Battle for Kunduz.

The transcript describes the aftermath of American bombings on an Al Qaeda military camp where 4000 volunteers from Pakistan were trained. The Northern Alliance forces have moved in, occupying the area with their tanks. The site is littered with wreckage and abandoned ammunition. Documents, including identity papers and plans for new barracks, were found in the remains of the Al Qaeda commandant's office. Locals recount being evacuated by transport planes as the Northern Alliance approached.

What was the primary purpose of the Al Qaeda military camp in Pakistan?

• To provide medical aid

• To train volunteers

• To manufacture weapons

• To serve as a diplomatic base

What did the Northern Alliance find in the Al Qaeda commandant's office?

• Food and water

• Medical supplies

• Documents and files

• Weapons and ammunition

How did the Northern Alliance soldiers use the documents they found?

• They sold them

• They used them as kindling

• They archived them

• They destroyed them

What were the identity papers found among the documents intended for?

• Local civilians

• New recruits

• Foreign diplomats

• Captured soldiers

How did the Al Qaeda members leave the area as the Northern Alliance approached?

• By foot

• By transport planes

• By sea

• By road vehicles