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PNM mentioned in the HASC

CONGRESSIONAL HEARING: House Armed Services Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations and Subcommittee on Terrorism, Unconventional Threats and Capabilities Hold a Joint Hearing on Irregular Warfare and Stability Operations, CONGRESSIONAL TRANSCRIPTS, Feb. 26, 2008

Ambassador Herbst couldn't remember Tom's name, but, hey: one out of two isn't bad ;-)

HERBST: There was testimony given a few weeks ago by among others Carlos Pasqual and Michelle Flournoy about developing a civilian responsible capability, which I would recommend. If you talk about something a little bit broader focused, I forget the author's name, but the book, The Pentagon's New Map, is very, very interesting and worthwhile reading.

(Thanks: Erik Heftye)

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I wonder if our government experts ever read about earlier successful Core civil connectivity efforts like the Rangaku Dutch Learning experience of the Japanese with the Dutch East India Company?

Too many folks pay more attention to events like the TR era White Fleet even though it triggered negative vibes that undermined the success of the earlier Dutch effort.

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