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As much as I disagree with Gen. Milley and most of his statements, one rings true. "Technology and satellites cannot assess the heart of a man", pulling our liaisons out of Afghan units leaves us partially unaware of their fighting spirit and moral. That said, they should have...

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Shaheen presses Milley on mistakes made in Afghanistan withdrawal ift.tt/3kMSQ2D

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known how bad the collapse of the country would have been. None of the excuses given make up for the dismal strategy of leaving civilians and allies behind as we leave fortified positions and better tactical exit strategies.

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Evacuation of american civilians, contractors, and allies should've been paramount. Next would be to evacuate our military equipment and demolition of bases as we leave.

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