Afghanistan: Finished Before We've Re-Started?
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- A Moment's Rest. Shaw, Michael; Lucaites, John // BAGnewsNotes;3/13/2010, p1
Several photographs are presented including one showing a U.S. soldier resting and another showing a soldier patrolling during the Afghan War.
- A SURGE OF THEIR OWN. Moreau, Ron; Yousafzai, Sami // Newsweek;5/3/2010, Vol. 155 Issue 18, p9
This article reports that Pakistani insurgents are joining the military forces of the Taliban Sunni Islamist organization in Afghanistan, angered by the U.S. occupation of the region, and notes that Pakistani troops stationed along the Afghan border have been ineffectual in derailing the insurgents.
- THE TALIBAN CALL A TIME-OUT. Moreau, Ron // Newsweek;12/6/2010, Vol. 156 Issue 23, p13
The article discusses Taliban forces in Afghanistan and evidence that a group of them informed Taliban commander Abdul Qayum Zakir of their intended respite from the war, interpreted as a sign of the success of increased U.S. military action in southern Afghanistan.
- Time for a Strategic and Intellectual Pause in Afghanistan. MILLEN, RAYMOND A. // Parameters: U.S. Army War College;Summer2010, Vol. 40 Issue 2, p33
The article discusses the Afghan War, arguing that a pause is necessary to assess U.S. strategy and its underlying principles. The U.S.-led coalition forces are described as increasingly impatient for the war to be over. The article focuses on misconceptions about the legitimacy of the Afghan...
- Big Media Sent 3 Of My Favorite War Photographers to Afghanistan And What They Brought Back Were The Near-Same Medevac Shots. Shaw, Michael // BAGnewsNotes;1/16/2011, p1
Several photographs on Afghanistan war are presented including one showing injured Marine being treated by crew members, another showing U.S. Army flight Medic SGT Patrick Schultz talks to a wounded U.S. soldier in a medevac helicopter, and on showing medevac helicopters.
- Is the War in Afghanistan Winnable? // Junior Scholastic;10/25/2010, Vol. 113 Issue 4/5, p6
The article presents the views of James Jay Carafano, a senior research fellow for national and homeland security at the Heritage Foundation in Washington D.C., and Austin Long, professor of international and public affairs at Columbia University in New York City, on whether the war in...
- An American's Selflessness and Heroism in Afghanistan. DE WIND, DORIAN // Moderate Voice;3/29/2012, p3
A blog from columnist Dorian De Wind related to the U.S. intervention in Afghanistan is discussed.
- Correction. // Military Review;Jul/Aug2006, Vol. 86 Issue 4, p120
A correction to the article "Telling the Afghan Military Story," in the March to April 2006 issue is presented.
