NDAA 2014 Amendment Would Require Obama to Review All Goups Identified As "Associated Forces"
Prediction: President will sign NDAA no matter what's in it, later bemoan having to have signed it, even though no one's forcing him to
House defense lawmakers are debating whether to change the rules of war for U.S. counter-terrorism operations as part of the Defense Authorization bill for 2014.
According to draft language obtained by The Hill, the changes would require President Obama and the Pentagon to review all groups or individuals now characterized as "associated forces" under the current rules.
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