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New adviser teams key to US exit from Afghanistan
seattletimes.com
[The Seattle Times] - David Barno, an analyst at the Center for a New American Security who commanded US forces in Afghanistan in Fort Polk leaders said the soldiers are trained to watch for suspicious behavior among their Afghan counterparts so they can spot
Google News: Insiders: Shooting Spree Should Not Accelerate Drawdown in Afghanistan
[National Journal] - Gordon Adams, Charles Allen, Thad Allen, James Bamford, David Barno, Samuel "Sandy" Berger, David Berteau, Stephen Biddle, Nancy Birdsall, Milt Bearden, Peter Bergen, Kit Bond, Paula Broadwell, Mike Breen, Steven Bucci, Nicholas Burns, Dan Byman
Afghan-US Relationship Strained by Recent Events
www.timesca.com
[Times of Central Asia (subscription)] - In an interview, retired Lieutenant General David Barno, former commander of US and coalition forces in Afghanistan, said the incidents have fueled growing unease not only in Afghanistan, but in the United States as well. "Well, it's hard to really
Google News: Might US soldier's killing spree hasten the end of Afghanistan war?
[Alaska Dispatch] - David Barno, who was commander of US forces in Afghanistan from to “A lot is going to depend on the Afghan perceptions of this event – and secondly, the US and international perceptions of this event,” says General Barno.
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