Three Afghan Soldiers Experience Culture of Cape Cod

The three Afghan Soldiers participating in a training exercise on Camp Edwards, Cape Cod, Massachusetts who had some navigational problems and ended up on the Canadian border have been busy soaking up the culture of the United States. Although they will certainly require remedial training in land nav and map reading they are making up for it in their cultural experiences. The Afghans were visiting the Cape Cod Mall as part of a program to experience American culture. During their visit they went missing. Reportedly the three ANA Soldiers stopped for lunch and entertainment at a Cape Cod "gentlemen's club" called Zachary's Pub prior to heading to the Canadian border. Just speculation, but perhaps they had heard about Saint Catherine's Street in Montreal? Read more on this story in "Afghan soldiers who went missing in U.S. stopped at . . . ", New York Daily News, September 23, 2014.