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Arnaud de Borchgrave, a CSIS senior advisor, published a commentary in the Washington Times, "Fox Fallon's fall."
March 17, 2008

Author:

Arnaud de Borchgrave

Associated Programs:

Transnational Threats Project

Related Research Focus:

Terrorism & Transnational Threats

Experts :

Arnaud de Borchgrave

Excerpt:

Middle East commander Adm. William J. "Fox" Fallon's abrupt resignation over a controversial interview and profile in Esquire magazine was a carefully choreographed exit for the 63-year-old Navy aviator.

The first Navy man appointed to head the Central Command, which stretches from the Middle East to South Asia, and includes Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan, he is now one of three former CentCom commanders who oppose bombing Iran's nuclear facilities if the mullahs keep trucking their nuclear weapon ambitions.

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