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Must US Lead as well as Train Afghan Forces?

Dan Damon Dan Damon | 11:55 UK time, Thursday, 8 October 2009

I'll be interviewing Prof. Mark Moyar from US Marine Corps University in Quantico, Va. He says the US must boost forces to lead and train Afghan security forces. Otherwise, he says in the Wall Street Journal, "poorly led Afghan security forces will continue to abuse the citizenry more than they abuse the insurgents..."

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