Who is the current Commander of NATO-ISAF in Afghanistan?
Correct answer: B. David Petraeus
- A. Abdul Rahim Ghafoorzai
- B. David Petraeus
- C. Mac Stanley Crystals
- D. Abdul Rashid Dostum
Explanation
David Petraeus succeeded Stanley McChrystal as the commander of ISAF in 2010, following McChrystal’s resignation. The wording “current” is date-sensitive, but Petraeus is the intended historical answer in this 2010 context.
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