Jason H. Campbell

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  Defense Discussion Group Chair: Jason Campbell
  
  Jason.campbell@ypfp.org
  
  Jason Campbell is a Research Analyst at the Brookings Institution, where he where he conducts research on a variety of international security and defense issues. He has a particular focus on

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  "The threat is such that you only have one chance to make a mistake," said Jason Campbell, a research analyst in foreign policy at the Washington-based Brookings Institution.
  
  Back home in Hamlet, Jones' wife, Ronda, knows her husband likes getting the hard missions, so hunting roadside bombs is "right up his alley. That doesn't keep her from worrying about the safety of him and his platoon, which is filled with young men without combat experience.
  
  "The people surrounding Jason aren't going to be as focused as they need to be," she said.

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  Jason H. Campbell, a researcher at the Brookings Institution who maintains the think tank's "Iraq Index," said it is clear that the costs of the Iraq war are higher than what Congress has appropriated but said they are often hard to quantify.He said he is unsure whether the costs of both wars total $1.5 trillion.
  
  "It's much higher than other estimations I have seen," Campbell said.

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  "He understands that continued support from the West is contingent on some accommodation," says Jason Campbell, an Afghanistan expert at the Brookings Institution.

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  Jason Campbell, an Afghanistan expert at the Brookings Institution, lauds the lofty goals of nation-building, but says, "when you drill down, our resources are finite, and we have to start making priorities.

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  "The threat is such that you only have one chance to make a mistake," said Jason Campbell, a research analyst in foreign policy at the Washington-based Brookings Institution.
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  "The people surrounding Jason aren't going to be as focused as they need to be," she said.

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  "The threat is such that you only have one chance to make a mistake," said Jason Campbell, a research analyst in foreign policy at the Washington-based Brookings Institution.
  
  Back home in Hamlet, Jones' wife Ronda knows her husband likes getting the hard missions, so hunting roadside bombs is "right up his alley. That doesn't keep her from worrying about the safety and him and his platoon, which is filled with young men without combat experience.
  
  "The people surrounding Jason aren't going to be as focused as they need to be," she said.

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  by Michael O'Hanlon, Jason Campbell
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  Jason H. Campbell is a senior research assistant at the Brookings Institution.
  
  In recent months, top officials in the US government have been calling attention to the reported progress in Iraq.

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  Published on: 9/5/2008    Last Visited: 9/5/2008  

  Alison Broinowski responds to Jason Campbell's guest post about Australia's role in Afghanistan.
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  Guest blogger: Jason Campbell is a research analyst in foreign policy at the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC

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  "When taken into context - and you think about other major wars, like the world wars, where hundreds of thousands died, or Vietnam, where it was close to 60,000 - in that context, 4,000 is a much lower number," said Jason Campbell, research analyst at the Brookings Institution.
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  While the surge seems to have worked - the average death toll in January 2007 was around 100 per month and by the end of 2007 and beginning of 2008 it was closer to 35 per month - Campbell said death counts are not the best indicator of how the U.S. is doing in Iraq.
  
  "When the death-toll numbers became more publicized in recent weeks, a very low percentage of people knew where we were in that count," he said.

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