Charges Referred Against Detainee Mohammed Kamin

Charges Referred Against Detainee Mohammed Kamin
                 The Defense Department announced today that charges have been referred against Guantanamo detainee Mohammed Kamin of Afghanistan.             The charges allege that between January and May of 2003, Mohammed Kamin provided material support to terrorism by joining the terrorist organization al Qaeda and receiving training at al Qaeda training camps on making remote detonators for improvised explosive devices (IEDs), in modifying military ammunition, and on use of small arms for attacks against American and Coalition forces.             It is further alleged in the charges that Mohammed Kamin conducted surveillance on U.S. military bases, placed explosive devices under a bridge along the route to Zaina Khail Village in Afghanistan, placed missiles near the Khowst Customs House to launch into a U.S. or Coalition base and installed missiles near Khowst, Afghanistan. The charges also allege that Mohammed Kamin launched the missiles toward Khowst, then occupied by the United States and Coalition armed forces.