With his chairmanship over the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, Rep. Mike Gallagher has become one of the most important voices on China.
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During his second deployment to Iraq, in 2008, then-Captain Mike Gallagher discovered a “bad guy” in a couch. As the commander of a Marine Corps human intelligence unit in Al Anbar province, he had been searching for this particular suspect for months. Finally finding him in plain sight — albeit squeezed into furniture — seared something lasting about “the fog of war” into Gallagher’s psyche.
Mike Gallagher, then intelligence officer with the U.S. Marine Corps, visits the Al Moa
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