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1. eisenhowermedianetwork.org › staff › matthew-hohCapt. Matthew Hoh Biography | Eisenhower Media Network

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   EMN Associate Director Matthew Hoh had nearly twelve years experience with the US military and the wars overseas with the United States Marine Corps, Department of Defense and State Department. He has been a Senior Fellow with the Center For International Policy since 2010.

2. www.democracynow.org › 2021/8/18 › matthew_hohEx-Official Matthew Hoh, Who Resigned over Afghan War, Says U ...

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   Aug 18, 2021 · Matthew Hoh, senior fellow with the Center for International Policy, former marine in [Iraq] and State Department official in Afghanistan, who resigned in 2009, the first U.S. official to...

3. matthewhoh.com › about-meAbout Me | Matthew Hoh

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   Matthew has been a Senior Fellow with the Center for International Policy since 2010. In 2009, Matthew resigned in protest from his post in Afghanistan with the State Department over the American escalation of the war.

4. www.linkedin.com › in › matthew-hoh-0296ab199Matthew Hoh - Associate Director - Eisenhower Media Network ...

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   EMN Associate Director Matthew Hoh had nearly twelve years experience with the US military and the wars overseas with the United States Marine Corps, Department of Defense and State...

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5. www.pbs.org › newshour › showEx-State Department Official Explains Exit Over Afghan War ...

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   Oct 29, 2009 · In an interview with Judy Woodruff, Matthew Hoh, the first U.S. official known to resign in protest to America's presence in Afghanistan, discusses his objections to the war.

6. www.vice.com › en › articleThe First US Official to Resign Over Afghanistan Is Fighting ...

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   Nov 26, 2014 · It's five years since Matthew Hoh became the first US official to resign in protest over the government's handling of the Afghanistan war, resulting in a PR disaster for the US government.

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   Who is Matthew Hoh?

   • I’m Amy Goodman. As we continue to look at Afghanistan, we’re joined by Matthew Hoh, a former marine and State Department official. In 2009, he became the first U.S. official known to resign in protest over the Afghan War. At the time of his resignation, he was serving as the senior U.S. civilian in Zabul province on the Pakistani border.

   Ex-Official Matthew Hoh, Who Resigned over Afghan War, Says U.S

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   Who is EMN associate director Matthew Hoh?

   • EMN Associate Director Matthew Hoh had nearly twelve years experience with the US military and the wars overseas with the United States Marine Corps, Department of Defense and State Department. He has been a Senior Fellow with the Center For International Policy since 2010.

   Capt. Matthew Hoh Biography | Eisenhower Media Network

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   Why did HoH resign?

   • Today, Hoh told reporters he submitted his letter of resignation on Sept. 10 because he doesn't agree with the U.S. mission in the country. Afghanistan, Hoh said, is in stark contrast to Iraq, especially when it comes to security.

   Matthew Hoh, a Senior Civilian Official in Afghanistan, Resigns Over U

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8. abcnews.go.com › Politics › matthew-hoh-resigns-usMatthew Hoh, a Senior Civilian Official in Afghanistan ...

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   Oct 27, 2009 · A key U.S. official in Afghanistan has resigned in protest over U.S. policy in the war-torn region, as the Obama administration deliberates its future strategy there.