Jones: Transforming NATO into 21st-century alliance

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General James L. Jones, commander of NATO forces, discuss about helping struggling democracies in northern Africa, deploying even more troops far outside NATO's traditional boundaries and NATO's performance in Afghanistan as a prologue to its future. He leads the transformation of its military while trying to assure its many publics that the 55-year-old alliance is the wave of the future.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Interview, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Jones, James L.

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In my own words

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Master Sgt. Jack Lynch, Operation Chief, G3, Quantico Marine Corps Base coordinates the different activities aboard the base that require any of the ceremonial units or the band to support them. He describes recruiting duty more challenging compared to other services such as Marine Corps.

National Security, Active Military Personnel, Personal narratives, Military personnel, Lynch, Jack

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