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President Obama's Remarks on Afghanistan Strategy as Prepared for Delivery as Released by the White House...

MARCH 27, 2009

President Obama: Good morning. Today, I am announcing a comprehensive, new strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan.

This marks the conclusion of a careful policy review that I ordered as soon as I took office. My Administration has heard from our military commanders and diplomats. We have consulted with the Afghan and Pakistani governments; with our partners and NATO allies; and with other donors and international organizations. And we have also worked closely with members of Congress here at home. Now, I'd like to speak clearly and candidly to the American people.

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Afghanistan: Writing on the Wall

23 March 2009

Obama Says a Way Out of Afghanistan Is Needed

By HELENE COOPER
Published: March 22, 2009

WASHINGTON — The United States must look for a way out of the war in Afghanistan, President Obama said, in a signal that the military build-up in Afghanistan will not be open-ended and will lead to the eventual withdrawal of American and NATO troops from the country.

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The Washington Post reports progress in Basra.

The Iraqi Army demonstrates it can stand up and take charge. More Iraqis are smiling again. Please see the photo essay:

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Book Review at Frontpage Magazine

Click here to read the full book review of "Moment of Truth in Iraq" at Frontpage Magazine.

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Casualty Announcement For Memebers of Congress and Governors

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Office of the Chief of Legislative Liaison 1600 Army Pentagon Washington, DC
20310-1600

CASUALTY ANNOUNCEMENT FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND GOVERNORS

May 27, 2008

The United States Army announces the loss of Specialist David L. Leimbach,
38, of South Carolina, who died in May 2008, in Afghanistan, in support of
Operation Enduring Freedom. According to initial reports, Specialist
Leimbach died of injuries sustained during combat operations.

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