EPISODE · Jul 17, 2009 · 59 MIN
Sitrep July 16th 2009
from BFBS Sitrep
In Sitrep today: Afghanistan: men & equipment. Politics gone mad or incompetent military planning? Who’s right? Who’s wrong? Prisoner handling...why it’s so easy to break the rules; Is the CIA still in the assassination business? And...does the first sea lord have to be a physicist and ... Do commanders talk too much and do we believe politicians or the military? That’s all in today’s Sitrep with Christopher Lee and guests on BFBS.
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