Remembering The Cole

America Abroad | Oct 5, 2010

Ten years ago, al Qaeda recruits piloted a small boat loaded with explosives into the USS Cole while refueling in the port of Aden, Yemen. The brazen suicide attack killed 17 sailors. Through vivid first-person accounts, we'll reconstruct the events of that day, and we'll examine America's security and counter-terrorism response in the days and decade after the attack.

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