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NRO nod to ASP's Bernard Finel
posted by Louis McCoy on September 23, 2009 at 12:04 pm
The National Review Online today featured a Flashpoint post from ASP Senior Fellow Bernard Finel on the need for a changed U.S. strategy in Afghanistan, praising his sound, comprehensive analysis of the reasons behind and feasibility of “success” in our current operations there.
Read the NRO post here; read Bernard’s full posting on the subject, “The Incoherence of COIN Advocates: Stephen Biddle Edition”, here.
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