Answer by anne
one illigal is one two many
Answer by larra
Billions/hour
Answer by AlotDa
Here is a list of all of the space craft that flew past,orbited,or landed on Venus:
Venera 1 (USSR)- Type: Flyby
Mariner 2 (USA)- Type: Flyby- December 14, 1962
Zond 1 (USSR)- Type: Orbiter
Venera 2 (USSR)- Type: Flyby
Venera 3 (USSR)- Type: Atmosheric Probe- lost communications and crash landed on Venus.
Venera 4 (USSR)- Type: Atmospheric Probe- Arrival date:Oct. 18, 1967. First probe to send back atmospheric data.
Mariner 5 (USA)- Type: Flyby- October 19, 1967
Venera 5 (USSR)- Type: Atmospheric Probe- Arrival- May16, 1969 burned up in atmosphere
Venera 6 (USSR)- Type: Atmospheric Probe- Arrival- May 17,1969- returned data down to within 11 km. of Venus' surface.
Venera 7 (USSR)- Type: Lander- Arrival- Dec. 15, 1970- first succesful landing on another planet.
Venera 8 (USSR)- Type: Lander- Arrival- July 22,1972- returned data for 50 minutes.
Mariner 10 (USA)- Type: Flyby- Arrival- Feb 5, 1974- probe actually for Mercury
Venera 9 (USSR)- Type; Orbiter- Arrival- Oct. 22, 1975
Venera 10 (USSR)- Type: Orbiter- Arrival- Oct. 25, 1975
Pioneer 12 (USA)- Type: Orbiter- Arrival- Dec. 4, 1978
Pioneer 13 (USA)- Type: Atmospheric Probe- Arrival- Dec. 9, 1978- dropped 4 probes through atmosphere.
Venera 11 (USSR)- Type: Flyby- Arrival- Dec. 25, 1978
Venera 12 (USSR)- Type: Flyby- Arrival- Dec. 21, 1978
Venera 13 (USSR)- Type: Flyby- Arrival- March 1, 1982
Venera 14 (USSR)- Type: Flyby- Arrival- March 5, 1982
Venera 15 (USSR)- Type: Orbiter- Arrival- Oct. 10, 1983- radar imaging
Venera 16 (USSR)- Type: Orbiter- Arrival- Oct. 14, 1983- radar imaging
Vega 1 (USSR)- Type: Baloon/Lander- Arrival- June 11, 1985
Vega 2 (USSR)- Type: Baloon/Lander- Arrival- June 15, 1985
Galileo (USA/ Europe)- Type: Flyby- Arrival- Feb. 10, 1990
Magellan (USA)- Type: Orbiter- Arrival- Aug. 10, 1990
On October 24, 2006 at 08:34 UTC, MESSENGER encountered Venus
Answer by JKC
For the invasion phase it was mostly Special Forces (the Green Berets had some of their finest moments there) supporting the Northern Alliance, a group that controlled the Northern part of Afghanistan (hence the name) and had been in a stalemate with the Taliban. Then the Air Force showed up and bombed the Taliban into a fine dust.
Later after the fall of Kabul, regular US troops were moved into the area.
Currently 90,000 US troops are stationed in Afghanistan. 118,000 total NATO forces are present in Afghanistan. Then you add the 128,000 strong Afghan army. The Taliban and its allies (Al-Qaeda chief among them) number near 136,000.
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