Command Chief Master Sgt. Curtis Brownhill is the senior enlisted leader and primary adviser to Gen. John Abizaid at U.S. Central Command. He oversees U.S. military interests and troops for 27 countries in the Middle Eastern theater of operations.
Q: Talk about the differences between fighting an extremist ideology vs. a conventional war.
Q: What’s your opinion of the media’s role in this war?
Q: Sen. John McCain has called military actions in Iraq a “whack-a-mole” strategy. Can you comment?
Q: What are your measures for success in Iraq?
As for Osama, he’s relevant and hasn’t fallen off our scope.
Q: What about the resurgence of violence in Afghanistan?
We haven’t had another 9/11. We fight abroad so we don’t have to here.
Q: Why is the Horn of Africa, which includes eight nations in northeastern Africa, important?
It’s the Marshall Plan upfront as opposed to combat operations as the preferred way of fighting.
Q: Should there be a limit to deployments?
Q: If the U.S. Treasury gave you $10 billion tomorrow, how would you spend it?
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