Nick Parker

Deputy Commander, International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan

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Deputy Commander of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan under commander General Stanley McChrystal, he is the most senior British officer in Afghanistan

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Even the generals concede they can't win a military victory against the Taliban with just 18 months left until US combat forces begin to withdraw.

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