Lashkar E Tayyiba training camp

American intelligence analysts justify the extrajudicial detention of at least one Guantanamo detainees because they allege he attended a Lashkar E Tayyiba training camp in Afghanistan.^[1] A memorandum summarizing the factors for and against the continued detention of Bader Al Bakri Al Samiri asserts that he attended a Lashkar E Tayyiba training camp.

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v • d • e Alleged Afghan Training Camps

Kandahar	Al Farouq (2000) \| Tarnak Farms (2000-2001) \| Airport training camp \| Kohtal \|

Kabul	Mes Aynak (1999-?) \| Al Ghuraba \| Malek Military Center \| Libyan camp \| Omar Sa'if \| Moasqr Kari Bilal

Jalalabad	Derunta (1995-?) \| Abu Obeida \| Moroccan training camp

Khost	Jihad Wahl (1996-?) \| Al Sadeeq \| Khalden (198x-2000)

Takhar	Talukan

Murad Beek	Urban warfare training camp

Unsorted locations	Shamsad \| Talukan \| Toran \| Lowgar \| al Ahrar \| Mansehra Jihad \| Tabligi Jamaat \| Tarik \| ETIM training camp \| Samarkhil \| Lajerg \| Pakistani Center 5 \| Kun Saiaf \| Al Ghanad \| Camp Nine \| \| Lashkar E Tayyiba \| Kara Karga \| Abu Nasir \| Sheikh Sanif \| Al Fand \| Sheikh Sanif \| al-Badr I (1996-1998) \| al-Badr II (1996-1998) \| Al Farouq (2000) \| Abu Obeida (2000) \| Abu Jindal (1998) \| Asil \| Qulio Urdo \| Al Aqua \| Sada \| Karabakh \| Abdullah Abu Masood camp