This book covers theperiod of the first three years of the new millennium. The
book is in fourparts. The first part is a reflection on the momentous period of
the author'stenure as Military Attach?? in Afghanistan and narrates some of the
mostinteresting anecdotes of his assignment. The second part touches those
aspectsthat help in understanding why Afghanistan despite it being so
underdevelopedand war-ravaged, has so much significance and explains how its
terrain has beena friend to its inhabitants but an obstacle to the outsiders.
The third partrecollects the events of Operation Infinite Freedom, makes an
assessment of thespectacular victory over the formidable adversary, the Taliban,
and analyses