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AFRICOM

Washington’s Back-to-the-Future Military Policies in Africa

Published March 19, 2014by Tom Engelhardt 1 Comment

America’s New Model for Expeditionary Warfare  by Nick Turse Lion Forward Teams? Echo Casemate? Juniper Micron? You could be forgiven if this jumble of words looks like nonsense to you.  It isn’t.  It’s the language of the U.S. military’s simmering African… Continue Reading →

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The Pivot to Africa

Published September 8, 2013by Tom Engelhardt 2 Comments

The Startling Size, Scope, and Growth of U.S. Military Operations on the African Continent  by Nick Turse via Tom Dispatch They’re involved in Algeria and Angola, Benin and Botswana, Burkina Faso and Burundi, Cameroon and the Cape Verde Islands.  And that’s just the… Continue Reading →

US Foreign Policy Africa, AFRICOM, Nick Turse, Tom Dispatch, US Military Bases

The Terror Diaspora

Published June 19, 2013by Tom Engelhardt

The U.S. Military and the Unraveling of Africa by Nick Turse via Tom Dispatch The Gulf of Guinea. He said it without a hint of irony or embarrassment. This was one of U.S. Africa Command’s big success stories. The Gulf… of… Continue Reading →

US Foreign Policy Africa, AFRICOM, Libya, Nick Turse, Qaddafi, Tom Dispatch, War on Terror

CIA looking to expand drone program

Published October 20, 2012by Guest Contributor

By Paul Mutter The Washington Post reports that the CIA is seeking greater control over drone assets around the world, especially those equipped to carry out targeted killings in the Horn of Africa, Yemen, Pakistan and Afghanistan: The proposal by… Continue Reading →

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