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Perspectives on American military force after Iraq: Individual, Institutional, and Imperial

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 31 August 2010 · 7 comments

War College Professor: “America has an amazing hammer.”

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 12 August 2010 · 6 comments

Spenglerian Unity? Afghanistan and the End

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 2 August 2010 · 17 comments

20 Things To Do in Kabul and the state of US civil-military relations

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 9 July 2010 · 59 comments

Stanley, homework!

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 22 June 2010 · 36 comments

All the Kings’ Horses: Monday Morning Snippets

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 14 June 2010 · 5 comments

“To-morrow, I shall burn Thee”: A challenging assumption on Afghanistan

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 1 June 2010 · 14 comments

The $64,000 Question: What if COIN doesn’t work?

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 21 May 2010 · 27 comments

Don’t Mess with Mr. In-between: The Crosby Doctrine in Afghanistan

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 17 May 2010 · 20 comments

“Politics will bring it to an end”: The Confusion of Miliband’s liberal vision for an end to the war in Afghanistan

by The Faceless Bureaucrat on 20 April 2010 · 4 comments

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