2044 or Bust
Military Missions Reach Record Levels After U.S. Inks Deal to Remain in Africa for Decades
By Nick Turse
For three days, wearing a kaleidoscope of camouflage patterns, they huddled together on a military base in Florida. They came from U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) and U.S. Army Special Operations Command, from France and Norway, from Denmark, Germany, and Canada: 13 nations in all. They came to plan a years-long “Special Operations-centric” military campaign supported by conventional forces, a multinational undertaking that -- if carried out -- might cost hundreds of millions, maybe billions, of dollars and who knows how many lives.
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Tuesday, April 14, 2015
2044 or Bust Military Missions Reach Record Levels After U.S. Inks Deal to Remain in Africa for Decades
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