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19 Αυγ 2021 · The documents detail ongoing problems that bedeviled the American war in Afghanistan from the beginning: lack of “visibility into who the bad guys are;” Pakistan’s double game of taking U.S. aid while providing a sanctuary to the Taliban; “mission creep” as a counterterror effort against al-Qaeda morphed into a nation-building war ...
“This is the required text for ‘Afghanistan 101’—a primer that skillfully explains the realities of a complicated country and America’s longest war. It is written in a clear, informative way that is accessible to citizens, students, and civilian and military personnel who want or need
5 Ιαν 2020 · This is a repository of the Afghanistan papers released by the Washington Post on December 9th, 2019 detailing the negligence and issues that has caused the Afghanistan conflict to drag on for as long as it has. For more information and some background on the documents visit this link.
JFQ 111, 4th Quarter 2023. Afghanistan illuminates three critical areas for understanding U.S. operations and errors in Afghanistan: improper cultural understanding of Afghanistan and the region, avoidable national secu-rity policy mistakes, and blunders in decisionmaking by senior leaders.
troops irresponsibly would likely lead to a new civil war in Afghanistan, inviting the reconstitution of anti-U.S. terrorist groups that could threaten our homeland and providing them with a narrative of victory against the world’s most powerful country. Supporting peace nego-tiations offers the United States the chance to honor U.S.
Afghanistan paper series is based, in part, on some 400 interviews conducted by the Special Investigator General for Afghanistan Re-construction, SIGAR, between 2014 and 2018. U.S. Government of-ficials who had been responsible for the conduct of the Afghanistan War in some capacity, both military and civilian, sat with SIGAR
29 Σεπ 2021 · lessons learned from the Afghanistan into extant doctrine, training, and operational approaches risks the United States adapting to fight previous wars, rather than future ones. Others maintain that such scrutiny is necessary, because capabilities that were utilized during the Afghanistan campaign, such as foreign military capacity building and
