Review of Two Decades of American Involvement in Afghanistan by the Afghanistan War Commission

The Afghanistan War Commission, composed of 16 bipartisan members of the US Congress, has initiated a comprehensive investigation into the two-decade-long American involvement in Afghanistan.

This 16-member panel, known as the “Afghanistan War Commission,” is tasked with examining the 20-year war in Afghanistan, focusing on understanding the mistakes made by the US during this period.

The commission, which includes former officials and academics, aims to identify errors in US strategy and operations throughout the war. According to the Associated Press, the goal is to learn from these mistakes to prevent them in future conflicts.

The investigation seeks to provide a detailed analysis of the American occupation and its implications, ensuring that the lessons learned contribute to more informed decisions in future military engagements.