General Dunford, why is it important, from a security and military perspective, for the United States to stay engaged post-2014 in all four regions of Afghanistan?

The stability of Afghanistan affects the stability of Pakistan and vice versa.

General Dunford, is it your sense that the Afghan Government would object to 20,000 or more U.S. and international troops remaining in Afghanistan after 2014 for training and assisting and counterterrorism?

General Dunford, what are the risks if the residual U.S. force size in Afghanistan is too low?

The Afghans are making significant progress as they are poised to take the lead for security during this fighting season.

The President must set aside political posturing and get serious about working with Congress on the lasting solution to the challenges facing our military.

We want the ANSF to be successful.

With the elections coming up, it is their constitution that causes Karzai to have to drop out.

Do you, as a commander, consider the UCMJ as it is currently structured, to be a viable tool to help you maintain and enhance the cohesiveness and fighting capabilities of your combat units?

A clear and unambiguous commitment of U.S. and international support beyond 2014... would help reduce uncertainty and hedging by actors within Afghanistan and the region.

Holding the GIRoA to the terms of the Tokyo Mutual Accountability Framework is the key to ensuring the political will to fight corruption in Afghanistan.

Sustainment of infrastructure programs and projects in Afghanistan is one of the key variables Congress will need to decide upon going forward.