Here's your chance to ask questions to US Army Generals on the front line

[seminoles]

Next Thursday I will be doing a video conference with Lieutenant General James M. Dubik and General Nasier Abadi. The former is the commanding general of the multi national security in Iraq and the latter is the Vice Chief of Staff of the Iraqi Joint Forces.

 

If there is anything in particular that you want me to ask just post and I'll see if I can. Please no questions about time tables of when we're getting out and other political stuff. Military questions only unless something else seems fit to ask.

[Retrograde assault]

I'd ask them if they think they are serving in a backwater command or on the front line of a war that has global implications now and in the near future. Cold and or potentially hot.

[bushwacked]

Next Thursday I will be doing a video conference with Lieutenant General James M. Dubik and General Nasier Abadi. The former is the commanding general of the multi national security in Iraq and the latter is the Vice Chief of Staff of the Iraqi Joint Forces.

 

If there is anything in particular that you want me to ask just post and I'll see if I can. Please no questions about time tables of when we're getting out and other political stuff. Military questions only unless something else seems fit to ask.

 

Nick work Semi, part of a project of some sort?

[bushwacked]

I'd ask them if they think they are serving in a backwater command or on the front line of a war that has global implications now and in the near future. Cold and or potentially hot.

 

That is what one question you would ask the Commanding General of Multinational Security and the Vice Chief of Staff of Iraqi Forces in a public forum?

Edited February 15, 2008 by bushwacked

[seminoles]

Nick work Semi, part of a project of some sort?

It's part of a class that I take

[Savage Beatings]

Cool opportunity!

 

 

I'd ask what the greatest challenges are in terms of getting the Iraqis fully prepared to police themselves without relying on our joint forces. Then I'd follow up and ask them how close the Iraqis truly are to being fully trained and capable of self-reliance.

[isleseeya]

i would ask them if Bill belichick in fact cheated for past 7-8 years , would that qualify him to be a good candidate to run for president

Edited February 15, 2008 by isleseeya

[Retrograde assault]

That is what one question you would ask the Commanding General of Multinational Security and the Vice Chief of Staff of Iraqi Forces in a public forum?

At least I came up with a question, whats yours?

[Puddy]

At least I came up with a question, whats yours?

[caddyman]

At least I came up with a question, whats yours?

You must be kidding. Bushwacko only makes childish comments to other peoples posts. You actually expect him to add a pertinent comment to the discussion? You will be waiting a very long time.

[whomper]

Just tell him we all said thanks..And ask him if his has a necklace of ears

['canes2004]

Ask them if there is anywhere I can buy a used A-10 on the cheap. I would like to take it to work one day and clear some traffic.

[bushwacked]

At least I came up with a question, whats yours?

 

My questions of interest would be directed towards retired personell, as would your question.

[seminoles]

Well the whole thing went pretty well. There was a bunch of journalists and photographers but what annoyed me was a visit by our congress woman...

[Puddy]

Well the whole thing went pretty well. There was a bunch of journalists and photographers but what annoyed me was a visit by our congress woman...

Did they serve you alcohol?

[Brentastic]

Did they serve you alcohol?

Oh no he dih'int

[Savage Beatings]

Well the whole thing went pretty well. There was a bunch of journalists and photographers but what annoyed me was a visit by our congress woman...

 

Did you get a chance to ask him a question? If so, what was it?

[isleseeya]

Did they serve you alcohol?

 

 

 

well played