DOD Counternarcotics: What is Congress Getting for Its Money? : Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy, and Human Resources of the Committee on Government Reform, House of Representatives, One Hundred Eighth Congress, Second Session, April 21, 2004U.S. Government Printing Office, 2004 - 138 pages |
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Admiral KUNKEL Afghan Afghanistan aircraft area of responsibility assets Assistant Secretary AUTODIN PLAS border capabilities CENTCOM CFC-A Chairman civilian cocaine Colombian military Combatant Commanders CONGRESS THE LIBRARY coordination counter-narcoterrorism counterdrug activities counternarcotics counternarcotics missions counternarcotics support Cummings Demand Reduction Department of Defense Department personnel Department's detection and monitoring domestic law enforcement Drug Control Strategy DRUG POLICY drug testing drug trade drug trafficking eastern Pacific efforts expanded authorities FARC fight fiscal focus funding heroin JIATF South JIATF West Joint Interagency Task Joint Staff law enforcement agencies LIBRARY OF CONGRESS maritime million MIXON narcoterrorism narcoterrorists National Drug Control National Guard NORTHCOM O'CONNELL Partner Nation percent Plan Colombia President Uribe prohibited drugs region request Secretary of Defense SOUDER SOUTHCOM SUBCOMMITTEE ON CRIMINAL support to domestic Tajikistan terrorism terrorist threat Title 32 U.S. Southern Command United States Code USPACOM war on drugs war on terrorism WASHINGTON DC
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