Afghanistan War: A Documentary and Reference Guide
byRyan Wadle, PhD, is associate professor of Comparative Military Studies at the Air Command and Staff College's eSchool of Graduate Professional Military Education at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama.
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Providing an invaluable introductory resource for students investigating the war in Afghanistan, this book highlights the evolution of the conflict through the documents that helped to shape it.
• Reflects the subject expertise of its editor, a former member of the US Army's Combat Studies Institute's Afghanistan Study Team• Collects documents from many of the major participants that cover the political, social, economic, and military evolution of the conflict
• Discusses political, social, and military factors to explain why conflict has persisted in Afghanistan for nearly four decades
• Highlights both the continuity and change in policies in Afghanistan over the past 40 years
• Includes translations of some Taliban documents to give an even broader perspective of the war
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Afghanistan War: A Documentary and Reference Guide
Author(s): Wadle, Ryan;Contributors: Wadle, Ryan;Abstract:Providing an invaluable introductory resource for students investigating the war in Afghanistan, this book highlights the evolution of the conflict through the documents that helped to shape it.
• Reflects the subject expertise of its editor, a former member of the US Army's Combat Studies Institute's Afghanistan Study Team• Collects documents from many of the major participants that cover the political, social, economic, and military evolution of the conflict
• Discusses political, social, and military factors to explain why conflict has persisted in Afghanistan for nearly four decades
• Highlights both the continuity and change in policies in Afghanistan over the past 40 years
• Includes translations of some Taliban documents to give an even broader perspective of the war
SortTitle: afghanistan war: a documentary and reference guideAuthor Info:Ryan WadleauthorRyan Wadle, PhD, is associate professor of Comparative Military Studies at the Air Command and Staff College's eSchool of Graduate Professional Military Education at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama.
eISBN-13: 9781440857478Cover Image URL: ~~FreeAttachments/9781440857478.jpgPrint ISBN-13: 9781440857461Imprint: GreenwoodPages: 384Publication Date: 20181031Series: Documentary and Reference Guides- Cover Cover11
- Half Title i2
- Title Page iii4
- Copyright iv5
- Contents v6
- Reader’s Guide to Related Documents xi12
- Introduction xv16
- 1. Documents from the Soviet Invasion and Civil War, 1979–2001 120
- Document 1: President Jimmy Carter, Speech on Afghanistan, January 4, 1980 221
- Document 2: Central Intelligence Agency, Directorate of Intelligence, Office of Political Analysis, “The Soviets and the Tribes of Southwest Asia,” September 23, 1980 524
- Document 3: UN Resolution 35/37, November 20, 1980 726
- Document 4: President Ronald Reagan, Remarks on Signing the Afghanistan Day Proclamation, March 10, 1982 928
- Document 5: Defense Intelligence Agency, Directorate for Research, “The Economic Impact of Soviet Involvement in Afghanistan,” May 1983 1231
- Document 6: Central Intelligence Agency, Directorate of Intelligence, “The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan: Five Years After,” May 1985 1332
- Document 7: Central Intelligence Agency, Special National Intelligence Estimate 11/37/88, “USSR: Withdrawal from Afghanistan,” March 1988 1635
- Document 8: The Geneva Accords of 1988 (Afghanistan), April 14, 1988 1837
- Document 9: U.S. Army, “Lessons from the War in Afghanistan,” May 1989 2544
- Document 10: Islamabad Accord, March 7, 1993 2948
- Document 11: U.S. Consulate (Peshawar), Cable, “New Fighting and New Forces in Kandahar,” November 3, 1994 3251
- Document 12: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “The Taliban— Who Knows What the Movement Means?” November 28, 1994 3655
- Document 13: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “[Redacted] Believe Pakistan Is Backing Taliban,” December 6, 1994 4059
- Document 14: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “The Taliban: What We’ve Heard,” January 26, 1995 4261
- Document 15: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “Meeting with the Taliban in Kandahar: More Questions Than Answers,” February 15, 1995 4463
- Document 16: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “Finally, a Talkative Talib: Origins and Membership of the Religious Students’ Movement,” February 20, 1995 4766
- Document 17: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “A/S Raphel Discusses Afghanistan,” April 22, 1996 5271
- Document 18: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “Afghanistan: Jalaluddin Haqqani’s Emergence as a Key Taliban Commander,” January 7, 1997 5574
- Document 19: U.S. Consulate (Peshawar), Cable, “Afghanistan: Taliban Agree to Visits of Militant Training Camps, Admit Bin Ladin Is Their Guest,” January 9, 1997 5776
- Document 20: UN Secretary General, “The Situation in Afghanistan and Its Implications for International Peace and Security,” November 14, 1997 6180
- Document 21: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “Afghanistan: Taliban Decision-Making and Leadership Structure,” December 30, 1997 6584
- Document 22: Department of State (Washington), Cable, “Afghanistan: Taliban Convene Ulema, Iran and Bin Ladin on the Agenda,” September 25, 1998 6887
- Document 23: U.S. Consulate (Peshawar), Cable, “Afghanistan: Military Situation Reviewed,” January 12, 2001 7089
- Document 24: State Department Report, “U.S. Engagement with the Taliban on Usama Bin Laden,” c. July 16, 2001 7291
- 2. Documents from Operation Enduring Freedom and the Beginning of Reconstruction, 2001–2003 7594
- Document 25: George W. Bush, Statement by the President in His Address to the Nation, September 11, 2001 7695
- Document 26: U.S. Department of State, Cable, “Deputy Secretary Armitage’s Meeting with General Mahmud: Actions and Support Expected of Pakistan in Fight against Terrorism,” September 14, 2001 7796
- Document 27: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “Musharraf Accepts the Seven Points,” September 14, 2001 7998
- Document 28: Authorization for the Use of Military Force, PL 107-40, September 18, 2001 81100
- Document 29: President George W. Bush, Address to Congress, September 20, 2001 82101
- Document 30: Statement by NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson, October 4, 2001 87106
- Document 31: President George W. Bush, Address to the Nation, October 7, 2001 89108
- Document 32: U.S. Department of State, Memorandum, From Secretary of State Colin Powell to U.S. President George W. Bush, “Your Meeting with Pakistani President Musharraf,” November 5, 2001 91110
- Document 33: UN Security Council Resolution 1378, November 14, 2001 93112
- Document 34: Defense Intelligence Agency, Cable, “IIR [Redacted]/The Assassination of Massoud Related to 11 September 2001 Attack,” November 21, 2001 95114
- Document 35: Agreement on Provisional Arrangements in Afghanistan Pending the Re-Establishment of Permanent Government Institutions, December 5, 2001 96115
- Document 36: UN Security Council Resolution 1383, December 6, 2001 103122
- Document 37: UN Security Council Resolution 1386, December 20, 2001 105124
- Document 38: Tora Bora Revisited: How We Failed to Get Bin Laden and Why It Matters Today, November 30, 2009 107126
- Document 39: Military Technical Agreement between the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and the Interim Administration of Afghanistan (“Interim Administration”), January 4, 2002 111130
- Document 40: President George W. Bush, State of the Union Address, January 29, 2002 114133
- Document 41: Remarks as Delivered by U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, National Defense University, Fort McNair, Washington, D.C., January 31, 2002 120139
- Document 42: George W. Bush, The President’s News Conference with President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan, February 13, 2002 128147
- Document 43: UN Security Council Resolution 1401, March 28, 2002 132151
- Document 44: Prague Summit Declaration, November 21, 2002 134153
- Document 45: Statement of General Tommy Franks before the Senate Armed Services Committee, July 9, 2003 138157
- Document 46: UN Security Council Resolution 1510, October 13, 2003 143162
- 3. Documents from the Return of the Taliban and Counterinsurgency, 2003–2009 145164
- Document 47: Lieutenant General David Barno Oral History, May 2006 146165
- Document 48: The Constitution of Afghanistan, January 26, 2004 152171
- Document 49: Review of Matters Related to the Death of Corporal Patrick Tillman, March 26, 2007 156175
- Document 50: General Accountability Office Report “Afghanistan Reconstruction,” June 2, 2004 161180
- Document 51: George W. Bush, The President’s News Conference with President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, June 15, 2004 164183
- Document 52: U.S. Embassy (Islamabad), Cable, “Impressions of Waziristan,” January 25, 2005 169188
- Document 53: NATO SACEUR OPLAN 10302 Revise-1, December 8, 2005 172191
- Document 54: U.S. Department of State, Issue Paper for Vice President of the United States (VPOTUS), “Counterterrorism Activities (Neo-Taliban),” December 9, 2005 178197
- Document 55: Afghanistan Compact, February 1, 2006 180199
- Document 56: U.S. Embassy (Kabul), Cable, “Policy on Track, but Violence Will Rise,” February 21, 2006 184203
- Document 57: Statement of General John Abizaid before the Senate Armed Services Committee, March 16, 2006 187206
- Document 58: Declaration by North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, September 6, 2006 192211
- Document 59: George W. Bush, The President’s News Conference with President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, September 26, 2006 196215
- Document 60: Riga Summit Declaration, November 29, 2006 201220
- Document 61: Field Manual 3-24, Counterinsurgency, December 15, 2006 205224
- Document 62: President Bush Discusses Progress in Afghanistan, Global War on Terror, February 15, 2007 210229
- Document 63: Statement of Admiral William J. Fallon before the Senate Armed Services Committee, May 3, 2007 218237
- Document 64: Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice, Remarks at Air University, April 14, 2008 222241
- Document 65: The Reinvestigation of Combat Action at Wanat Village, June 22, 2010 229248
- 4. Documents from the Surge, Withdrawal, and an Uncertain Future, 2009–2017 237256
- Document 66: General Stanley McChrystal Initial Assessment, August 30, 2009 238257
- Document 67: Barack Obama, Remarks by the President in Address to the Nation on the Way Forward in Afghanistan and Pakistan, December 1, 2009 243262
- Document 68: Remarks by President Obama and President Karzai of Afghanistan in Joint Press Availability, May 12, 2010 251270
- Document 69: General David Petraeus’s Letter to ISAF Troops, July 4, 2010 258277
- Document 70: Report of the Afghanistan Study Group, August 16, 2010 260279
- Document 71: Lisbon Summit Declaration, November 20, 2010 264283
- Document 72: Remarks by President Obama on Osama bin Laden, May 2, 2011 265284
- Document 73: UN Security Council Resolution 1988, June 17, 2011 268287
- Document 74: Conclusions of the International Afghanistan Conference in Bonn, December 5, 2011 272291
- Document 75: Chicago Summit Declaration, May 20, 2012 279298
- Document 76: Joint Press Conference by President Obama and President Karzai, January 11, 2013 282301
- Document 77: Barack Obama, Statement by the President on Afghanistan, May 27, 2014 288307
- Document 78: Agreement between the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on the Status of NATO Forces and NATO Personnel Conducting Mutually Agreed NATO-Led Activities in Afghanistan, September 30, 2014 291310
- Document 79: Barack Obama, Statement by the President on the End of the Combat Mission in Afghanistan, December 28, 2014 296315
- Document 80: Remarks by President Obama and President Ghani of Afghanistan in Joint Press Conference, March 24, 2015 297316
- Document 81: Introduction of the Newly Appointed Leader of Islamic Emirate, Mullah Akhtar Mohammad, September 2, 2015 302321
- Document 82: Barack Obama, Statement by the President on Afghanistan, October 15, 2015 309328
- Document 83: Statement by the Leadership Council of Islamic Emirate Regarding the Martyrdom of Amir ul Mumineen Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour and the Election of the New Leader, June 13, 2016 312331
- Document 84: Barack Obama, Statement by the President on Afghanistan, July 6, 2016 315334
- Document 85: Open Letter of Islamic Emirate to the American President Donald Trump, August 15, 2017 318337
- Document 86: Remarks by President Trump on the Strategy in Afghanistan and South Asia, August 21, 2017 322341
- Chronology 329348
- Bibliography 337356
- Index 341360
- About the Author 359378