Iraq: A Very Long Engagement — Wall Street Journal
It took 35 years for democracy to take hold in South Korea, and U.S.
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Iraq News Updates — August 29, 2010
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 29th, 2010
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Comments OffAs U.S. Combat Troops Leave, Violence In Iraq Increases
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 26th, 2010
The Iraq Attacks: U.S.
Posted in Iraq Tags: Abc News Australia, Ambush In Iraq, Cbs News, Christian Science Monitor, Cnn, Combat Status, Combat Troops, Con Coughlin, Factbox, Iraq Attacks, Militia Leader, News On Iraq, Own Security, Radio Free Europe, Security Developments, Solar Plexus, Suicide Bombers, Violence In Iraq, Wall Street Journal, War Journal Comments OffIraq War By The Numbers: Slide Show
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 26th, 2010
U.S. Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and U.S. Army Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, commanding general, U.S. Posted in Iraq Tags: Adm, Adm Mike Mullen, Baghdad, Bid Farewell, Chairman Of The Joint Chiefs, Chairman Of The Joint Chiefs Of Staff, Chief Of Staff, Chiefs Of Staff, Commanding General, Discovery News, Informative Slide, Iraq War, Joint Chiefs Of Staff, Mcneeley, Navy Petty Officer, Odierno, Slide Show, U S Army, U S Navy, Wnu Comments OffWave Of Insurgent Attacks Across Iraq Today
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 25th, 2010
Dozens Killed In Wave of Attacks Across Iraq — New York Times
BAGHDAD — In one of the broadest assaults on Iraq’s security forces, insurgents unleashed a wave of roadside mines and a more than a dozen car bombs across Iraq on Wednesday, killing dozens, toppling a police station in the capital and sowing confusion among the soldiers and police who responded.
The withering two-hour assault in 12 towns and cities, from southernmost Basra to restive Mosul in the north, was as symbolic as it was deadly, coming a week before the United States declares the end of combat operations here.
Posted in Iraq Tags: Abc News Australia, Al Jazeera, Bomb Attacks, Car Bombings, Car Bombs, Government Police, Home Hope, Insurgent Attacks, Insurgents Target, Iraq Attacks, Iraq Bombings, Iraq Today, Jazeera Iraq, New York Daily News, News On Iraq, Number Of Us Troops In Iraq, Security Developments, Suicide Bombings, Target Government, Troops In Iraq Comments OffConditions In Which U.S. Combat Forces Will Return To Iraq
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 23rd, 2010
TRACER TRAININGU.S. Army soldiers fire .50-caliber machine gun rounds at the base of a training target to indicate to nearby helicopters where to fire their rockets during partnered aerial-ground integration training between U.S.
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