As we ramp up forces in Afghanistan, how do we do that without giving that perception that we are an invader.
John Rice Carter: “As we ramp up forces in Afghanistan, how do we do that without giving that perception that we are an invader.”
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Carter questions how to maintain a supportive image while increasing military presence.
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