War in Afghanistan

Any prognosis of Washington’s misadventure in Afghanistan must account for three critical errors in judgment, each of which proved to be a major inflection point in the conflict.

'To me, the most indefensible component of everything that occurred was just the delay in getting the interpreters out because that is something that was within our control.'

The fall of Kabul in real time.

Chaos in Kabul.

We’re at the end.

An excerpt from 'Reign of Terror' by Spencer Ackerman.

'We have to be honest with the American people.'

None of this is surprising.

“It’s not the end of the story ... It’s the end of a chapter.”

Let’s get our priorities in order.

About 18,000 Afghans have applied for visas.

The deadline is 36 days from now.

Insider attacks against U.S. forces in Afghanistan have all but evaporated in recent months.

Is it the shoes?!

Magnetic bombs have killed at least 10 Afghan government officials in the last several weeks.

The post-9/11 generation is ready to make history.

"Over the last five to seven years at a minimum, we have been in a condition of strategic stalemate"

"This agreement demonstrates that the negotiating parties can agree on tough issues"

“There were no specific threats that triggered the return of the Nimitz Carrier Strike Group"

A British military working dog who risked life and limb to take out an enemy gunman pouring fire on his team in Afghanistan has received the highest award an animal can receive for actions in combat

Miller’s take on Ford’s role in the war’s end bears no resemblance to reality.

The U.S. Army has agreed to reconsider the cases of thousands of veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars era with mental health conditions who received other-than-honorable discharges

Australian special forces allegedly killed 39 unarmed prisoners and civilians in Afghanistan, with senior commandos reportedly forcing junior soldiers to kill defenseless captives in order to "blood" them for combat

The general doth protest too much

'I am angry and let down that Clint Lorance is feted around like some hero, while the real heroes—Nick Carson, Matt Hanes, James Twist—are ignored'