One Tribe at a Time: The Paper that Changed the War in Afghanistan
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One Tribe at a Time: The Paper that Changed the War in Afghanistan

by Jim Gant

Nonfiction Military History strategy Afghanistan War
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A concise strategic paper proposing that small, embedded U.S. teams can build lasting trust with Afghan tribes and improve outcomes in the war.

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One Tribe at a Time presents a focused argument for changing U.S. military engagement in Afghanistan through direct, long-term relationships with local tribes.

The work emphasizes building trust at the community level rather than relying solely on large-scale operations.

It outlines practical considerations for embedding small teams within tribal structures to support stability and cooperation.

The paper draws on field experience to illustrate both the challenges and potential benefits of this approach.

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