Daniel Davis

US Army

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Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army

Daniel Davis on KCRW

On Sunday, the  New York Times  interviewed Lt. Col. Daniel Davis, who also published an article in the well-regarded  Armed Forces Journal .

What's the Real Truth about the War in Afghanistan?

On Sunday, the New York Times interviewed Lt. Col. Daniel Davis, who also published an article in the well-regarded Armed Forces Journal .

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Army Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis has risked his career by accusing the Pentagon of misleading the public with reports of progress in Afghanistan.

War in Afghanistan: Are Pentagon Officials Telling the Truth?

Army Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis has risked his career by accusing the Pentagon of misleading the public with reports of progress in Afghanistan.

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