The shift in Congressional Medal of Honor emphasis may reflect a national ambiguity about our wars.
Revisiting the Neutered Medal of Honor Argument
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The shift in Congressional Medal of Honor emphasis may reflect a national ambiguity about our wars.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Geneva accords that facilitated the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan. On April 14, 1988, in Geneva, representatives of the governments of Pakistan and Afghanistan signed three bilateral agreements intended to end the war in Afghanistan. These agreements addressed the principles of mutual relations, in particular non-interference and non-intervention as well as the voluntary return of Afghan refugees.