Wikileaks Afghanistan files: download the key incidents as a spreadsheet

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/datablog/2010/jul/25/wikileaks-afghanistan-data

Key incidents from the Wikileaks Afghanistan war logs selected by Guardian writers. As a spreadsheet, with co-ordinates



It must be one of the biggest leaks in intelligence history. An archive of almost 90,000 files has come to light thanks to Wikileaks, logging the history of the war in Afghanistan, practically blow-by-blow. We've trawled through these incidents to help you make sense of the key events.

We have reproduced full military logs behind more than 200 of the key events from the database – you can navigate around them. But if you want to download this data to play with it yourself, this is the place to come.

These detailed reports show coalition forces' attacks on civilians, friendly fire incidents and Afghan forces attacking each other – so-called green on green.

Before you can read the original reports, however, these logs need a bit of explanation. Here's how they're organised:

Each entry is divided into lots of columns. Some contain map references and the like – which we've used to map some of the incidents for instance.
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