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Seems like the standard operation procedures, as far as I can tell. You are not involved, you don't get to sit in on the planning and execution of the operation.
Actual from the article.
Pentagon sources have played down the snub, claiming that it would be “normal” for any country which is no longer involved in an operation to stop being included in the planning process.
Looks like another sensationalist British rag is fishing for headlines to me. Of course the Obama Haters will have a nice circular knee-jerk over it.
Why include those you don't need in planning; it just common sense in security of need to know as always. There are always consequences to actions tho; always has been.
Why include those you don't need in planning; it just common sense in security of need to know as always. There are always consequences to actions tho; always has been.
i agree. without having had experience in planning a military strike, it's hard to say that a "norm" has been violated.
Seems like the standard operation procedures, as far as I can tell. You are not involved, you don't get to sit in on the planning and execution of the operation.
Actual from the article.
Pentagon sources have played down the snub, claiming that it would be “normal” for any country which is no longer involved in an operation to stop being included in the planning process.
Looks like another sensationalist British rag is fishing for headlines to me. Of course the Obama Haters will have a nice circular knee-jerk over it.
Exactly. Just another case of Conservatives whining about nothing.
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