Azmat Khan interviews Steven Grey about a US military "capture/kill" campaign in the Af-Pak region and discovers this little gem:
From a senior US intelligence source, we also learned that a critical part of the targeting process for the CIA drone strikes in Pakistan came and comes from JSOC, and is very coordinated. Of Taliban prisoners captured by JSOC who are “turned” so as to be cooperative, some are trained at Bagram Airbase — which houses the main interrogation center — to read satellite images and video feeds to help find targets.
Chris Albon suggests an alternative title for the interview: "Captured militants train JSOC to JDAM political rivals, settle petty family disputes"
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