I'm a huge fan of National Defense University. Every so often their affiliate, NDU press, releases extremely interesting and timely material online for absolutely free.
The latest such release is a book entitled Understanding War in Afghanistan by Joseph J. Collins. Since I just learned about this I haven't had a chance to read it, but I plan on making time for it shortly. The book appears to cover a full range of topics, including Afghan history, key events and timelines in America's involvement in the country, and an assessment of the current situation and future projections. Basically, if you're interested in learning about Afghanistan or understanding America's involvement in recent years, this book appears to be a must-read.
If you like what you see here, I would also recommend signing up for Prism, a quarterly publication on everything you could possibly want to know about defense strategies and military planning around the globe. The best part? Prism is also free, and you can have a physical copy delivered to your home at no charge.
You're welcome, geeks.
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