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Pentagon: Discussion of Afghanistan Troop Numbers 'Premature' by Chris Carroll, Stars and Stripes.
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US Shaping Scope of Force in Afghanistan After 2014 by Michael Gordon, New York Times.
First up my apologies for not getting out the SWJ challenge coin as yet. They are on the way this week. Without making too much of an excuse, I moved to Florida from Virginia this year and had items placed in storage in both states. I had all the envelopes addressed and ready to send only to discover that my cache of coins ended up in a Virginia storage area. They have arrived here in sunny Largo and will be heading off this week. Thanks for your understanding and patience. - Dave D.
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A Worrisome Report on the Eroded Combat Skills of an Army Stryker Regiment by Tom Ricks at Foreign Policy's Best Defense.
Army at Crossroads, Facing Budget Cuts and Uncertainty About Future Role by Greg Jaffe, Washington Post.
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"As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly" - WKRP in Cincinnati
Abraham Lincoln’s Thanksgiving Proclamation, hat tip to The Heritage Foundation.
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How Asia Sees Obama's Pivot to the Pacific by Eric Talmadge, Associated Press.
Hamas and Israel Agree to Cease-Fire, Clinton Says by David Kirkpatrick, Ethan Bronner, and Rick Gladstone, New York Times.
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The most unseemly aspect of the scandal is the gleeful Schadenfreude being exhibited by so many who are eager to kick a great man when he is temporarily down.
Over the past decade the business of renting out private soldiers has grown from a specialized niche into a global trade.
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Could Central American Gangs Usurp the Role of Mexican Cartels? By Edward Fox, Christian Science Monitor.