Over the past dozen years or so, Salisburian Will James has lived and worked in outposts such as Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, the Republic of Georgia, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Ghana, Liberia and Kosovo.
Now he’s working on a two-year contract in Afghanistan.
In Sunday’s Post, read Mark Wineka’s column to find out what this civilian contractor does in Afghanistan and what his impressions are of a country in which the United States has such a significant presence.