They are also the obvious choice for peace keeping operations, as they generally use a “police” as opposed to “combat” approach to security, and they function as law enforcement while having full-blown combat capability.
It is really frustrating knowing that the military has the skills and people to do the job, but lacks the leadership to allow it to happen.
]]>Not only did CA perform their assigned mission, they did it with spectacular success.
I guess that explains why they were replaced in Iraq by kids just out of Republican-approved colleges, sons & daughters of the Republican almost-elite, and totally inexperienced political operatives.
Civil Affairs has the unlucky reputation of working too well when utilized properly. Therefore, it must be shut out of the process.
]]>Unfortunately, I am beginning to think about Middle East matters again, and it’s really depressing. It did not have to be this way.
Thanks for the info about the Civil Affairs branch; I didn’t know it existed.
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