U.S. Military Operations in Afghanistan
General John Campbell, commander of U.S. Forces - Afghanistan, testified before the House Armed Services Committee on U.…
The Afghan special forces, in particular, have proven to be the most proficient in the entire region. They have constantly executed unilat… read more
The Afghan special forces, in particular, have proven to be
the most proficient in the entire region. They have constantly
executed unilateral, direct-action missions using their own
intelligence, using their own Special Mission Wing helicopters
to carry out long-range insertions in low illumination. These
are remarkable capabilities for any military.
For both the ANDSF and coalition, Afghanistan continues to
be a dangerous place. Tragically, we lost a coalition soldier
from Turkey last Thursday in a suicide attack inside of Kabul.
ANDSF casualty rates increased in 2004--or 2014, excuse
me--roughly 5 to 7 percent higher than they were in 2013.
However, I think this must be viewed in light of the fact that
their operational tempo was four times greater than it was in
2013 and that over 100,000 coalition forces were not on the
battlefield. Even considering the higher casualty rates, the
ANDSF attrition rates, which account for all losses to the
force, have not impac close
General John Campbell, commander of U.S. Forces - Afghanistan, testified before the House Armed Services Committee on U.…
General John Campbell, commander of Operation Resolute Support and U.S. Forces-Afghanistan, talked about the current and…
General John Campbell, commander of U.S. Forces - Afghanistan, testified on U.S. operations in Afghanistan. Topics inclu…
General John Campbell, commander of the Resolute Support Mission in Afghanistan, spoke to reporters about U.S. efforts t…