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John Amble
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Editorial Director, Modern War Institute at West Point and Host, The Spear
Washington
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Infrastructure Warfare. Space GeopoliticsDefence & Aerospace ( hardware/equipment)
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By John Amble| westpoint.edu@ In this episode of The Spear, John Amble is joined by Maj. John A. Meyer. In 2007, he was a platoon leader in Afghanistan on his first deployment. On July 27, his entire squadron was undertaking a mission to secure the route along the Kunar River between Forward Operating Base Naray and Camp Keating. His platoon and a group of Afghan National Army soldiers were moving along the road next to the river when they came to a bridge.
By John Amble| westpoint.edu@ I didn’t know General Charles Jacoby well. At least not as well as countless men and women in uniform who served with him over his decades-long Army career. My first real exposure to him was indirect. I was working as managing editor at War on the Rocks and we had the opportunity to publish something he wrote—a piece that marked his retirement and reflected on his service.
By John Amble| westpoint.edu@ In this episode of The Spear, John Amble is joined by Maj. John A. Meyer. In 2007, he was a platoon leader in Afghanistan on his first deployment. On July 27, his entire squadron was undertaking a mission to secure the route along the Kunar River between Forward Operating Base Naray and Camp Keating. His platoon and a group of Afghan National Army soldiers were moving along the road next to the river when they came to a bridge.
Company Info
The Spear
Washington, D.C., United States, United States