From Dayton to the Pentagon, Derek Chollet reflects on Bosnia and "a remarkable journey"
In November 1995 in Dayton, Ohio, Derek Chollet sat next to Richard Holbrooke as his speechwriter during the creation of the Bosnia peace accords.
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Navy pilot earns degree in combat zone
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China's influence spreads to Atlantic
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America Honors Its Worst
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Former US official describes Libya attack
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The Wall Street Journal Ignores Troop Deployment To Continue Benghazi Scandal Mongering
A Wall Street Journal editorial asked questions that have already been answered regarding military deployments in response to the Benghazi attack ...
ANSF troop totals shrinking, still short by 20,000
Afghan National Security Forces have shrunk by 4,000 troops and policemen from last year and are still 20,000 people short of the numbers they expect ...
In hearing on Benghazi attack, new facts are few but politics plentiful
A much anticipated congressional hearing Wednesday on the September 2012 attacks on U.S. diplomatic compounds in Benghazi, Libya, produced no major ...
Why We Should Stay Out Of Syria
How many Middle East quagmires does America want? How many can it afford? After our so-called triumphs in Iraq and Libya – and our not-so-triumphant ...