On the recordApril 16, 2013
You better always ask the end game questions. Where is this going? Where is it likely to end?
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congress.govYou better always ask the end game questions. Where is this going? Where is it likely to end?
Hagel emphasizes the importance of considering the long-term outcomes of military interventions.
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There's a perception that it is the military's responsibility to fix the problem. Problems are not fixed by militaries.
It is a measurement. But I don't think it is the measurement. I mean, I was in a war with a lot of body counts every day. We lost everyone.
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