Kabul Nato

By Clayton Swisher in Asia on August 29th, 2010
Picture from AFP

Since my last installment focused on the failure of US command leadership in running America's longest ever war, I couldn't help but follow up with a small but important sign of hope that some senior military officers get it. 

It seems that Army Colonel Lawrence Sellin was sacked from his staff job at Kabul Nato/Isaf headquarters for publishing this daring op-ed critique of the US military's organisational culture from within the cubicles of Nato/Isaf's Joint Command.  
Little surprise.