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3 comments:
If we order these outcomes chronologically, does a pattern emerge? And what does this say about how the outcomes of modern warfare have evolved?
i wish it was really the end. still 50k troops, 75k "contractors" (mercenaries?) and 5 "enduring bases".
i wish policy makers would take heed of your short history lesson.
Which do you want it to be?
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