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August 31, 1942 – January 1, 2022 Jorgen Krogsgaard “John” Knudsen, CPO1, CD (Ret’d), Age 79, of Eastern Passage, passed away peacefully on January 1, 2022. Jorgen was the son of the late Lykke and Johanne (Larsen) Knudsen. He was born on August 31,
August 31, 1942 – January 1, 2022 Jorgen Krogsgaard “John” Knudsen, CPO1, CD (Ret’d), Age 79, of Eastern Passage, passed away peacefully on January 1, 2022. Jorgen was the son of the late Lykke and Johanne (Larsen) Knudsen. He was born on August 31,
Good efforts of our allies, the qatary. you saw the formation of the new taliban government. these are old hard liners. i think there is reason for skepticism. one key point is that while we're talking about these 200 americans and others, there are tens of thousands of our afghan allies still trapped and something that myself and others are really concerned about. >> dana: i would love to hear more about that because one of the things president biden promised is that america was back and that our allies were going to be happier having a biden administration there but i think you are right. th...
Of his term is to find out who is doing it. he brought in a new team and resources. if you see in the last several days in hanoi, it is paramount we find out what is going on. >> you did mention you served in afghanistan. you have a long history. you actually started your career on the afghan desk and then you served as a base chief in eastern afghanistan, so i know you're watching the developments there with considerable attention. what do you make of this moment that we're in right now? >> what a fantastic question because i think for a lot of us this is personal. in the c.i.a. or perhaps yo...
>> reporter: former afghanistan base chief says another recent development that he's really concerned about is the taliban's release of inmates from prisons all around afghanistan. many of them are already hardened terrorists, some of america's worst enemies, he says, who have only gotten more radical in prison. >> brian todd reporting. let's dig deeper with phil mudd. thanks for joining us. the withdrawal of u.s. troops mean the u.s. will have less intelligence on potential terrorist activity in that region. how much danger does that intelligence vacuum? >> boy, that's two sides of that coin....