Stanley McChrystal

retired US Army General

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Retired four-star General; former Commander of the International Security Assistance Force (US and NATO troops) in Afghanistan and leader the Joint Special Operations Command in Iraq (2003-2008); Professor at Yale University and author of the memoir, My Share of the Task

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Two years ago, Four-Star General Stanley McChrystal resigned his command in Afghanistan after an article in Rolling Stone magazine quoted Mc Chrystal's aides criticizing President…

Fighting and Winning Wars in the 21st Century

Two years ago, Four-Star General Stanley McChrystal resigned his command in Afghanistan after an article in Rolling Stone magazine quoted Mc Chrystal's aides criticizing President…

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