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After seeing this expensive movie on TCM last night, it occurred to me why Treat Williams in the film "Hair" (as George Berger) marched with so much anxiety onto the
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transport plane headed for Viet Nam.
Directed by Leslie Howard(who also played Mitchell)The First Of The Few tells his story from an idea he had one day watching the birds to the planes flying in the war.Made in 1942 a year after the Spifires helped win The Battle of Britain this is an uplifting film made I imagine for the sole purpose of building
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morale.
With those goals ostensibly accomplished, Bush’s successor, Barack Obama, reduced
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levels in the country, even declaring a year and a half ago that the war was “coming to a responsible conclusion.”
A Farewell to (Glorious) WarIn recent days, Italy’s government fell after losing a parliamentary vote on the country’s
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deployment in Afghanistan, while Britain and Denmark announced that they are to begin withdrawing their troops from Iraq.
Neither the Soviet experience in Afghanistan in the 1980’s nor NATO’s today vindicates the claim that
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numbers are what matter most on the modern battlefield.
As in the past, when the illusion of today’s painless economic expansion ends, politics will return to the fore, and trade wars may lead to
troop
deployments.
Learning the Lessons of IraqNEW YORK – The Iraq war has been replaced by the declining economy as the most important issue in America’s presidential election campaign, in part because Americans have come to believe that the tide has turned in Iraq: the
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“surge” has supposedly cowed the insurgents, bringing a decline in violence.
And the role of the
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surge in reducing violence in Iraq is not clear.
But the failures in Iraq are a matter of strategy, not
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strength.
Barack Obama regularly points out that the decision to go to war was deeply flawed;John McCain emphasizes how much things have turned around since early 2007, when US
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numbers were increased and US strategy revised.
By contrast, the US commitment to Afghanistan will increase, and
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levels will climb.
Nonetheless, they have agreed that, within a year, a commission will provide different options and models to protect the German parliament’s rights while providing assurances to Germany’s European partners that the country will be a reliable contributor to
troop
deployments.
Most Americans do not feel the sacrifices associated with the large
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presence and ongoing conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Japan remains a model ally that hosts a large US
troop
presence, even paying for the upkeep of American forces on its soil.
Our Collective BrainCAMBRIDGE – Imagine a game of survival that pits a
troop
of capuchin monkeys against you and your work colleagues.
The problem is acute in Britain, not only because of our current
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deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq, but also because of the unfair systems by which NATO-led missions and military operations under the European Security and Defense Policy (ESDP) are financed.
In Afghanistan, Sweden has maintained – and even gradually increased – its
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presence in the northern province of Mazar-e-Sharif, where, together with Finland, it leads a Provincial Reconstruction Team.
China will not use the trade cudgel when it has more to lose, as illustrated by the current Sino-Indian
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standoff at the border where Tibet, Bhutan, and the Indian state of Sikkim meet.
China’s announcement of a
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deployment to the Paracel Islands follows a month in which competing territorial claimants heightened their rhetoric, China’s naval presence in disputed areas became more visible, and the Chinese divided the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), whose foreign ministers could not agree on a communiqué for the first time in 45 years.
An ongoing US
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presence is also required to maintain coordination with Syrian Kurdish forces, who did most of the fighting against ISIS.
Bush waited weeks for a positive development that would allow him to suggest he can reduce
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levels in Iraq from 133,000 to 100,000 by the end of 2006.
This will change very quickly, particularly given the possibility of NATO
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increases in Afghanistan.
He has removed generals John Abizaid and George Casey, who were skeptical of a
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“surge,” and moved Ambassador Zalmay Khalizad, who was supposed to negotiate a political agreement in Iraq.
Now both are gone, and Bush is turning to
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increases.
Even localized hostilities at the tri-border area would be beyond China’s capacity to dominate, because the Indian army controls higher terrain and has greater
troop
density.
More broadly, as China has declared unconditional Indian
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withdrawal to be a “prerequisite” for ending the standoff, India, facing recurrent Chinese incursions over the last decade, has insisted that border peace is a “prerequisite” for developing bilateral ties.
He said that he had instructions - from the Executive Mansion in Monrovia - to send a message to Nigeria, the leading
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contributor and financier of the regional peacekeeping force, ECOMOG.
The US and South Korea already held massive joint exercises involving about 320,000 troops – more than six times the combined
troop
strength of the planned UFG – in March and April of this year, and in 2016.
Unilateral
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reductions are not where the arms-control negotiation process should begin.
And, as for the wider mandate to protect civilians, the resolution allows airborne attacks to knock out tanks or
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columns advancing on Benghazi or other rebel-held towns, and – should they exist – concentrations of forces within those areas that pose a direct and immediate threat to Qaddafi’s opponents.
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