Topic: Stanley McChrystal
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President Obama got really, really mad at comments Gen. Stanley McChrystal made to Rolling Stone magazine. President Obama has a hard time jumping on BP?s butt for fouling up the Gulf Coast and Gulf o Mexico but he acted swiftly with the ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The former U.S. Army commander of forces in Afghanistan who was fired for making disparaging comments about his civilian superiors has been hired to teach at Yale, one of America's top universities.Retired General Stanley McChrystal has been appointed ...
Biden: Ousted Gen. McChrystal's disparaging remark reflect policy differences over Afghan warVice President Joe Biden says he never viewed ousted Gen. Stanley McChrystal's mocking comment about him as a personal attack — but rather a reflection of policy disagreements over Afghanistan.Biden tells ...
He might have sacked him as the US war commander in Afghanistan, but President Barack Obama will allow General Stanley McChrystal the honor of retiring as a four-star general.The White House said Tuesday that the president had intervened to ensure that McChrystal ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will guarantee former Afghanistan commander General Stanley McChrystal a four-star pension despite firing him last week over comments disparaging civilian leaders.McChrystal was sacked about a year after receiving his fourth star -- half the time normally ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - General Stanley McChrystal, who President Barack Obama fired last week as the top U.S. and NATO commander in Afghanistan, has informed the U.S. Army he plans to retire, an official said on Monday.McChrystal, 55, had been widely expected to ...
Imagine the following said in a halting Texas accent: Make no mistake, we have a clear goal. We are going to break the Taliban's momentum. We are going to build Afghan capacity. We are going to relentlessly apply pressure on al-Qaida and ...
Washington's top military officer was due to arrive in Afghanistan on Friday to explain the sacking of the allied commander in Kabul as the Obama administration said it was not "bogged down" in the war.Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the US Joint ...
Washington's senior military officer was due to arrive in Afghanistan on Friday to explain the sacking of the allied commander in Kabul as the Obama administration said it was not "bogged down" in the war.Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the US Joint ...