Transition in Afghanistan: A War of Perceptions
The war in Afghanistan is a war of perceptions on progress made thus far. A widening gap in perceptions will complicate the transition .
The war in Afghanistan is a war of perceptions on progress made thus far. A widening gap in perceptions will complicate the transition .
Platoon/Company sized elements are being tasked with the execution of security handovers that have been in development for over ten years.
Lebanon's national rejection of returning to civil war coupled with the buoyancy provided by the Lebanese Armed Forces will keep it from sinking into the Syrian abyss.
Though discredited, the phased framework of shape-clear-hold-build remains applicable over time when adapted to local circumstances by harmonized independent stakeholders.
Comparing Past and Current Challenges to Afghan Local Defense.
The key to successful advisor preparation lies in understanding the operational environment.
Intelligence shortcomings lie in how we share and utilize the information and data we have at our disposal.
Many German officers learnt their practice during this war and tactics that were first employed in the fighting against the Hehe became typical for other colonial wars fought by German forces.
Many modern internal conflicts defy basic definitions, so use a composite framework instead.
"To robbery, slaughter, plunder, they give the lying name of empire; they make a solitude and call it peace." -Calgacus, Chieftan of the Caledonian Confederacy