General David Petraus at Institute for the Study of War

By jventola on Feb 5, 2010 | In philo | 1 feedback »

Link: http://www.understandingwar.org/press-media/webcast/centcom-2010-views-general-david-h-petraeus-video

CENTCOM in 2010: Views from General David H. Petraeus
Friday, January 22, 2010

Stretching from Egypt to Yemen, Iran and Pakistan, General David H. Petraeus commands the most challenging area of responsibility in the war against terrorism. In addition to deterring non-state aggressors, he also oversees the ongoing conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

On Friday morning, January 22nd, the Institute for the Study of War held an on-the-record conversation with General Petraeus hosted by ISW President, Dr. Kimberly Kagan. General Petraeus discussed his competing regional priorities at U.S. Central Command and offered a strategic overview of his AOR, explaining the dynamic effect it has on American national security.

Click the link and learn something.

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Comment from: Erin Cummings [Visitor]
General Petraeus was the commanding general of Fort Campbell when I was stationed there. I shook his hand a few times. Random fact :-)
02/13/10 @ 10:47

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