"MN Stories from Kabul" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	14 Sep 2022 8:59 p.m. PST
The final dramatic days for U.S. forces in Afghanistan are recounted by four Minnesotans who were there at Hamid Karzai International Airport (HKIA) in late : Ambassador Wilson, LTC Helgestad, CPT Cochran & 1LT Swanson. Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum/Youtube: youtu.be/WluevXUp_jM
Legion 4	15 Sep 2022 8:07 a.m. PST
Has to be one of the worst US op every undertaken. The civilian leadership ignored the military and intel. But once again the troops on the ground did their jobs. The incompetent leadership costing 13 US service members lives. Which was completely unnecessary … Giving up Bagram before all the civilians were evac'd, then trying to use the Kabul Airport has to be one of the poorest decisions made in modern military history …

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